Programmatore DH all'Università A&M, Texas
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The Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media, and Culture seeks to hire a
lead programmer at Texas A&M University. The job is posted at the Texas A&M
site, NOV #120027, at this permanent url:
tamujobs.tamu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=198458 --
WANTED:
Lead Software Applications Developer
Lead technical person on teams with faculty members, librarians, technical
and humanities graduate students, and others in the area of digital
humanities (DH) to enhance and create DH projects. Supports scholars in a
wide range of academic disciplines including literature, history, art and
architecture, archaeology, communications as well as computer science
researchers exploring the state of the art in digital libraries, web-scale
information storage and retrieval, and computer human interaction. Works
closely with faculty members in order to design interactive web applications
that support their research. Understands the goals of the humanities
researchers in order to build software that enables them to work more
effectively, manage digital collections of cultural-heritage materials, and
present their research to scholarly and popular audiences. Develops open
source software, using and extending existing applications. Functions as the
lead technical person on teams with faculty members, librarians, technical
and humanities graduate students, and others in the area of digital
humanities (DH) to enhance and create DH projects. Supports scholars in a
wide range of academic disciplines including literature, history, art and
architecture, archaeology, communications as well as computer science
researchers exploring the state of the art in digital libraries, web-scale
information storage and retrieval, and computer human interaction. Supports
the IDHMC Director (Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media, and Culture)
in offering workshops, demonstrations, and a central web site that will
announce events and index information for faculty working in digital media.
Assists in providing information about digital humanities topics such as
open source tools, XML/TEI markup, sustainability of digital artifacts, and
other topics that raise awareness and promote collaborations among
humanities scholars, faculty in technical disciplines, and other humanities
and technical personnel. Other duties as required
More information is available online: http://t
amujobs.tamu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=198458
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Laura Mandell
Director, Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media, and Culture
Professor, English
Texas A&M University
MS 4227
College Station, TX 77843-4227
