About The Company The University of Iowa Libraries is a prominent academic institution dedicated to supporting research education and community engagement through its extensive and diverse collections innovative services and cutting-edge technology. As a leader in the research library community the University Libraries aim to foster an environment of critical inquiry open exchange of information and inclusive access to knowledge. The organization is committed to recruiting and retaining expert staff providing adaptive learning spaces and promoting a culture of philanthropy and community building. Its mission revolves around preserving valuable collections for future scholars and supporting the creation and dissemination of knowledge within a vibrant academic setting. About The Role The University of Iowa Libraries is seeking a Full Stack Web Application Developer to join its Library Information Technology (LIT) team. This role involves designing developing testing debugging and troubleshooting web-based applications and software solutions that enhance access to library resources and services. The developer will conduct system analysis create technical specifications and provide technical leadership and training to library staff. Supported applications include both open-source and commercial systems such as the Iowa Digital Library (Islandora) and ArchivesSpace for library finding aids. Reporting to the Administrative Lead the successful candidate will work collaboratively within the LIT unit to support public discovery and access initiatives ensuring that library services are accessible efficient and aligned with the university’s strategic goals. The role requires effective communication skills to interact with diverse stakeholders including librarians students faculty and researchers and a proactive approach to supporting the library’s mission within a major research university environment. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and experience Minimum of 2 years experience developing application solutions Proficiency in multiple programming languages such as PHP Python HTML JavaScript CSS Ruby on Rails etc. Experience working with relational databases including Oracle MySQL PostgreSQL Knowledge of web publishing technologies such as Apache IIS and AWS Demonstrated ability to support a welcoming and respectful environment in professional academic or community settings Strong communication skills to engage with users from diverse technological backgrounds Responsibilities Implement develop and support backend technologies including database management and server configurations Recommend implement and maintain Content Management Systems (CMS) such as WordPress Drupal Omeka and LibApps Install configure and support vended and open-source library web applications Create functional and technical specifications for local application development involving input from library staff and stakeholders Modify write and document program code to support library applications and workflows Recommend tools languages technologies and standards to optimize development processes Build and automate development environment setups and deployment workflows Provide backup system administration support and monitor system health Offer second-tier technical support to library technical services and public services staff Provide third-tier support to library users including students faculty and researchers Benefits Competitive salary range of $56000 – $70000 commensurate with experience and qualifications Flexible work arrangements including on-campus and remote options within Iowa Supportive work environment emphasizing work-life balance Access to professional development opportunities and resources Participation in a collaborative academic community Comprehensive benefits package as provided by the university Equal Opportunity The University of Iowa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race creed color religion national origin age sex pregnancy (including childbirth and related conditions) disability genetic information veteran status sexual orientation gender identity or any other protected class.