Internet Archive | Web Application Developer | Full-time | San Francisco, CA | REMOTE
Interested in a mission-driven job preserving history and ensuring open access to information for a global audience? Enjoy building tools, systems, and teams working with petabytes of data and services critical to hundreds of non-profit and mission-aligned organizations? The Internet Archive (IA) is a non-profit digital library, top 200 website at archive.org, and repository of over 60PB (unique) of digital information running across an integrated cluster of over 1200 VMs on over 700 "bare-metal" physical machines in multiple self-owned and operated data centers -- all serving to advance our goal of “Universal Access to All Knowledge.”
The Internet Archive is seeking a Web Developer for its Archive-It Group. 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 maintain a toolset and APIs which automate web capture using open source technologies and platforms. An ideal candidate is interested in helping user interface designs come to life, developing harvest techniques and tools to enable archival capture, and re-rendering rich media, streaming content, social media, and traditional web page content. This role contributes to defining deployment architectures and workflows, managing data at scale, and monitoring production systems.
You can get more information on the job here: <a href="
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2020)