The Internet Archive is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for its Archive-It Group. The Archive-It team is responsible for maintaining a web application which automates high quality captures of content from the web. An ideal candidate demonstrates independence and initiative, is a problem solver, works well autonomously, has deep experience on the Unix/Linux command line and broad experience in systems architecture. Additionally, the ideal candidate is open to helping advance the state of preserving web-published content, working on the platform which drives a large portion of global web capture.
The successful candidate will work in the Archive-It Group in support of building and maintaining high quality software for the collection, preservation, and accessibility of web content. The role will help design and implement the future of a toolset and APIs which automate web capture using open source technologies and platforms. An ideal candidate is interested in developing harvest techniques and tools to enable archival capture and re-rendering of rich media, streaming content, social media, as well as traditional web page content. This role contributes to defining deployment architectures and workflows, managing data at scale, and monitoring production systems.
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Reporting Structure: The Senior Software Engineer reports to the Engineering Manager for Archive-It and works closely with other departments. The position works alongside other web archiving engineers as well as program staff in Web Archiving & Data Services Group and with the broader Internet Archive infrastructure and engineering teams.
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The Internet Archive provides a comprehensive benefits package including; PTO, paid holidays, medical, dental, vision, FSA, commuter, STD, LTD, 403B/Roth accounts.
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V/L/G/B/T and will consider for employment, qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of the Fair Chance Ordinance.