Job Description: Lead Web Developer Office of Information Technology The Lead Web Developer collaborates with their supervisor to manage the day-to-day web application development operations of the OIT Web Services team. This includes managing client relationships and project intake, gathering project/feature specifications, prioritizing, assigning, and managing the work of junior team members, conducting code reviews and training. In this role, the incumbent must facilitate productive relationships with a diverse constituency, including faculty, staff, and students, as well as other teams within OIT. In addition to project management responsibilities, the Lead Web Developerwill be a s ignificant development contributor both in the context of individual- and team-based projects. The Lead Web Developer will drive standardization of tools/techniques across the team as well as research and recommend the use of emerging technologies/methodologies that would serve to further enhance the team's development operations.
Education and Experience Bachelor's degree preferred
5 – 10 years of related technical experience
Demonstrated expertise in developing and maintaining database-driven web applications with expert knowledge of various relational database management systems. MySQL strongly preferred
Demonstrated project management, planning, and process modeling skills
Demonstrated experience with leading web development projects. Development of new applications, refactoring legacy applications, app modernization, writing user stories, task delegation, etc.
Proficiency with programming languages related to web application development, including HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, Node.js
Proficiency with application development frameworks, including Laravel, Next.js, Kohana, Codeigniter, etc.
Proficiency with front-end development frameworks, including React, Vue
Strong debugging and problem solving skills
A strong curiosity and ability for learning new technologies (frameworks, programming languages, methodologies etc)
Expert knowledge of Git
Experience with shell scripting
Fine with being a member of the team's on-call rotation
Some experience with CMSs (Drupal, Wordpress)
Some knowledge and practice with devops concepts like building CI/CD pipelines, GitHub Actions, creating Docker and Docker Compose files, and managing apps deployed to a Kubernetes cluster
Ability to understand non-technical users' requirements in an academic environment, and to generate user-friendly solutions quickly within the context of departmental initiatives and division goals
Ability to work both independently and as a team member in a complex environment with competing demands
Strong communications skills and the ability to collaborate with non-technical users throughout all phases of project design and implementation
Possess a willingness and ability to support and promote a diverse and inclusive campus community.
Successful completion of a criminal background check and education verification is required. Recruiting Start Date: ******** Job Posting Title: Lead Web Developer Department: Office of Information Technology Grade: Grade 11 Worker Type: Employee Worker Sub-Type :Regular Time Type: Full time Scheduled Weekly Hours: 37.5 Position Work Location:
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