[Gmod-help] Web Developer opening DOE JGI

[Dave Clements]

Hi Scott, Bill,

I'm headed out the door in 10 minutes.  Phytozome is a heavy GBrowse user.
Bill, are there any other GMOD components in use at Phytozome?  This info
helps make the posting more relevant to the GMOD crowd.

Scott, can you post this?

Thanks,

Dave C


On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Bill Cannan <wrcannan at lbl.gov> wrote:

> The DOE Joint Genome Institute (a division of the Berkeley Lab) currently
> has a Web Developer position available withing their Plant Genomics Group.
> I was wondering if it is possible to post the position on GMOD?
>
> Attached is the job text, please let me know if you have any questions?
> Thanks, Bill
>
>
> An exciting opportunity is available in the Phytozome development team
> within the Joint Genome Institute's Computational and Plant Genomic group.
> Phytozome (http://www.phytozome.net) is the public portal to JGI's
> extensive plant genome data and analysis, providing sophisticated data
> access and visualization tools for both experienced and novice plant
> biologists worldwide. The developer in this position will be responsible for
> creating intuitive, easily navigable, cross-browser compatible web
> interfaces, using PHP, CSS, and advanced Javascript. Both the absolute
> quantity and diversity of plant genomic data produced and integrated by the
> JGI will be increasing dramatically over the next few years. This is an
> opportunity to apply your web design and coding skills to an area of
> biological research undergoing explosive growth and change, working with the
> JGI's scientists, computational biologists, and developers in a
> state-of-the-art computational environment.
>
> *Specific Job Duties*
>
> - Debug, maintain, extend, and redesign various PHP-based components of the
> Phytozome web portal.
> - Develop code that is lightweight, cross-browser-platform compatible, and
> fast.
> - Interface with end-users to gather feedback and requirements.
> - Follow Software Development best practices including: frequent testing
> and deployment, source/version control, issue tracking.
> - Respond to software defect reports, requests for new features, or ad hoc
> requests.
> - Troubeshoot basic system problems.
>
> *Qualifications*
>
> - Typically requires a B.S. in microbiology, bioinformatics, computational
> biology, computer science or related discipline, or equivalent experience.
> - Demonstrated experience producing effective web sites with creative
> designs.
> - Expertise in PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript, AJAX.
> - Experience coding with one or more modern Javascript toolkits: GWT, Dojo,
> jQuery, YUI, etc.
> - Experience with one or more source control systems: CVS, Subversion, Git.
> - Comfort and experience developing in a UN*X/Mac environment.
> - Ability to work somewhat independently as well as part of a diverse team.
> Good oral and written communication skills.
>
> *How to Apply*
> To apply from this page, click the link (below) to be redirected to the lab
> job posting, then follow the on-line instructions to complete the
> application process. As part of the online application process, please
> submit a single attachment that includes both your resume and a cover
> letter. Please be sure to reference where you found out about the position.
>
> http://careers.crijob.com/lbnlcareers/detailsRedirect.asp?jid=24813&p=1
>
> Berkeley Lab is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer committed
> to the development of a diverse workforce.
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