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"Angie Cope, American Geographical Society Library, UW Milwaukee" <[log in to unmask]>
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Maps, Air Photo, GIS Forum - Map Librarianship
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Subject:        GIS Software Developer, Stanford: Position open
Date:   Mon, 13 Aug 2012 14:17:31 -0700 (PDT)
From:   Julie Sweetkind-Singer <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi, all,

Apologies for any duplication.

We have posted a position for a GIS Software Developer.  Please pass
along to interested people.  If interested, you must apply at
jobs.stanford.edu with the Job ID 49000.

Best,  Julie

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GIS Software Developer, Digital Library Systems and Services, Stanford
University Libraries



Job ID
         49000
Job Location
         University Libraries
Job Category
         Information Technology Services
Salary
         4P3
Date Posted
         Aug 3, 2012


*GIS Software Developer, Digital Library Systems and Services*

/This position is double posted at the 4P3 and 4P4 levels. /

Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources
(SULAIR) is building an increasingly rich and complex set of geospatial
information services and resources to support research, teaching and
learning.

The GIS Software Developer will lead the technical effort to develop and
support the GIS applications and infrastructure for SULAIR’s GIS
programs, resources and patrons. The GIS developer will sit within and
report to Digital Library Systems and Services (DLSS) unit within
SULAIR, and work intimately with and directly support the programmatic
activities of the Branner Earth Sciences Library, as well as closely
related units within SULAIR and beyond.

RESPONSIBILITIES
GIS Infrastructure Management and Administration (60%)
• Help implement and manage SULAIR’s GIS infrastructure; this includes
administration of specialized GIS applications including GeoServer,
GeoNetwork, ArcGIS Server, and Open GeoPortal Rails
(http://github.com/sul-dlss/ogp-rails)

• Develop software for the import, management and remediation of
Stanford's GIS data collections

• Work with SULAIR’s server, database and network administrators to
provision the necessary computing systems to support GIS services,
including ESRI components in GIS labs.

Web Application Development (30%)
• Adopt, adapt, develop and maintain software to provide a Web-based
geospatial discovery and access portal, using open source technologies
in an inter-institutional, community-based, development effort.

• Integrate digital mapping and GIS data discovery into a GIS discovery
portal and/or SearchWorks, SULAIR’s overarching discovery layer.

• Integrate (either directly or by supporting integration efforts of
others on campus) additional services into SULAIR’s GIS environment,
supporting mapping and georeferencing applications, novel spatial
visualization tools, mashups, and integration of gazetteers and third
party GIS-based API’s.

Community Participation, Leadership and Consulting (10%)
• Play an active role in higher education and GIS researcher community;
represent Stanford in this community and the development of open source
and consortial service efforts. Consult with technologists on campus
about the best method to realize their projects’ GIS technical goals,
and adapt SULAIR’s GIS services and infrastructure accordingly.

Demonstrated Expertise Required In:

• GIS applications, tools and resources through at least three years of
hands-on management and development in a GIS environment. Familiarity
includes direct experience with both raster and vector resources,
geodatabase configuration and management, and common API’s and tools
(ArcSDE, ArcGIS Server, GeoServer, OpenLayers, OGC standards, Google
Earth APIs etc.).

• Software engineering in Web-, solr-lucene and database-backed
application environments, and experience in contributing to and/or
defining the technical architecture of complex systems.

• Ruby, and Ruby on Rails, both for application development and in
engineering an enhanced framework, including plug-ins, engines and gems,
for developing and deploying applications. Experience with other MVC
frameworks or dynamic languages will be considered.

• Scripting technologies such as Perl, PHP, Python, etc., or a
demonstrated ability to learn them quickly. In-depth knowledge of HTML
and related website development technologies and software (especially
CSS and AJAX). Familiarity with Java and object-oriented programming and
concepts is desired.

• Relational database design and management. Experience both in the
administration of and implementing database applications for Oracle,
Postgres, PostGIS, ArcSDE and/or MySQL.

• Networking and systems integration in a heterogeneous hardware and
software (Linux, Windows) environment. Experience with imaging
virtualized environments (e.g., VMWare) is preferred.

• XML and related tools and technologies (e.g., XML schema, schema
management and databases, XSLT, X-forms)

• Writing solid, simple, elegant code both independently and in a
team-programming environment and within schedule limitations.

• Working collaboratively on a project from specification to launch and
production operation; and working with multiple levels of staff, and
colleagues at peer institutions and open source communities.

• Agile software development practices and test driven development
principles and methods, as well as best practices for software
development overall.

• Curious, innovative, dynamic and thorough approach to software
engineering; interest in participating in community-based, open source
projects, and the technical, social and communication capabilities to do
so effectively.

• Strong verbal and written communication skills.

• Masters degree or equivalent professional experience in Geographic
Information Systems, Computer Science, Information Science or related field.

• 5-7 years of relevant experience for the 4P3 level. Seven or more
years relevant experience for at the 4P4 level.

• Prior success in working in an academic environment desired.





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Julie Sweetkind-Singer
Assistant Director of Geospatial, Cartographic and Scientific Data &
Services
Head Librarian, Branner Earth Sciences Library & Map Collections
Stanford University
397 Panama Mall; MC 2211
Stanford, CA 94305
(650)725-1102

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