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Remote position Full-time/Part-time Weekly Hours: 40
Full Stack Web Developer
Location
United States + 1 moreAll locations: United States | Germany
Posted
132 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Mid Level
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Job Description
Full Stack Web Developer
Wycliffe Bible Translators USA
Job Title Full Stack Web Developer Location Global Position Type Paid - Casual (Fixed Term) Job Description Collaborating with the project manager and any other team members, your main responsibility will be to complete, test, and fine-tune a web app that has been designed but only partially built. If time permits, we will consider additional CS-related aspects of CTP’s operations.For this position, you should be familiar with one or more of the following: - web hosting best practices, - database structures, - general coding, - website design, - UI technologies, - and/or theoretical aspects of computer science and data analytics. Facility in writing PHP and JavaScript would be helpful, but on-the-job tutorials might also be recommended to a candidate with demonstrable aptitude and interest. Some background in biblical languages, especially Hebrew, would likewise be a plus. Weekly Hours 5
Job Requirements
- Familiarity with web hosting best practices
- Understanding of database structures
- General coding skills
- Experience in website design
- Knowledge of UI technologies
- Theoretical knowledge of computer science and data analytics
- Ability to write PHP and JavaScript
- Background in biblical languages (especially Hebrew) is a plus
- Demonstrable aptitude and interest in the field
- Willingness to participate in on-the-job tutorials if needed
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