Reporting to the Director of Library Technology Services, the Developer II functions as the Lead Programmer/Developer for existing products and systems as well as new products based on organizational needs and specifications for University Libraries. The Lead Programmer will apply system API capabilities to enhance productivity and end-user experience. Other duties include investigating, recommending and implementing coding solutions that improve commercial and open source products in use, assuring consistent application of accepted standards and best practices for creation, enhancement and maintenance of software solutions and collaborating with all members of the Library Technology Services and with all units throughout the Libraries to assess and recommend software development needs. Communicates as necessary with various organizational stakeholders. Preferred Qualifications Software development experience in an organizational environment. Experience maintaining and enhancing information technology products. Experience working with technology in an academic library environment. Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Experience working with open-source software products and systems (i.e., Omeka, Islandora, Samvera, Dspace, etc.). Experience working with open-source database products (i.e., MySQL, PostgresSQL, MongoDB, etc.). A strong experiential portfolio using scripting languages such as PHP, Ruby, JavaScript as well as programming languages such as Java. Knowledge and experience using CSS, HTML, XML. Knowledge of Flash, Quicktime. Experience working on Linux platforms, particularly Ubuntu. Experience applying best practices and principles to software maintenance and development. Outstanding interpersonal communication skills. Ability to establish effective working relationships with all stakeholders. Ability to effectively work in a team environment. Ability to collaborate in analyzing software maintenance and development needs and provide appropriate solutions. Experience with software development version control (i.e., GitHub). Effective written communication skills. Apply Here.