Role Snapshot
Student Web/Application Developer role at Weber State University's Computer Literacy Center, responsible for developing frontend and backend web applications and online learning modules. The position supports educational technology initiatives through collaborative development and technical problem-solving.
Key Responsibilities: Write and implement JavaScript code for frontend and backend functionality based on product owner requirements, research and integrate third-party libraries, and create online learning modules. Collaborate with developers and professors to solve technical problems and assist supervisors as needed.
Skills & Tools: Proficiency in JavaScript (frontend and backend), web application development, problem-solving, and ability to work collaboratively in team environments. Skills in researching documentation, implementing third-party libraries, and learning new technologies required.
Qualifications: Typically requires current enrollment as a student or recent graduate with foundational programming knowledge and experience with web development. Understanding of software development fundamentals and ability to work in academic/educational technology setting preferred.
Location: Not specified
Compensation: $55K–$75K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
The primary responsibilities of the Web/Application Developer are as follows:
-Work with the product owner to understand the requirements and scope of the project
-Write frontend and backend Javascript code that implements the functionality requested by the client
-Work in a collaborative setting with developers and professors to discover solutions to unique problems
-Research documentation and implement 3rd party libraries
-Apply programming fundamentals to current projects
·Assist Supervisor or CLC Director as needed
·You will learn to create Online Learning Modules for the
Computer Literacy Center
·Creating digital projects (Online Learning Modules) as assigned.
**This is a pooled position. Applicants are selected from the pool as positions become available. After a period of time, the pool will expire and applicants will be notified.