Role Description The eLearning Developer is an integral part of YAP’s Employee and Program Development Department, producing creative, innovative, and effective eLearning courses for a variety of audiences. The individual is equally imaginative, strategic, and technical in nature – collaborating with internal stakeholders, subject matter experts, and teammates alike to convert learning objectives into thoughtful, impactful, and engaging learning curricula. Qualifications - Bachelor’s Degree in Education, Instruction Design, Instructional Technology, Curriculum Development, or other related discipline. - 3 years of related experience and/or training in eLearning development in a professional setting. - Expertise in Articulate 360, especially Storyline, and experience with other eLearning authoring tools is a plus. - Must possess an understanding of learning management systems. - Be proficient in Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). - Be proficient in graphic design tools (Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier Pro, Canva). - In addition to a Resume, applicants should submit a portfolio featuring relevant work samples. Benefits - Voluntary Dental - Voluntary Vision - UNUM Supplemental Insurance Benefits - Employee Assistance Program - Pet Insurance - Direct Deposit - Weekly Pay - 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan Company Description Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. (YAP) is a nonprofit organization that provides community-based services to support youth and families involved in child welfare, juvenile justice, and other social service systems. YAP focuses on keeping individuals in their homes and communities by offering advocacy, mentoring, and wraparound support that promotes positive development, stability, and long-term success.

• Perform high-level ABAP and ABAP OO programming within the SAP HCM environment. • Create and adapt customer-specific infotypes, database tables, and specialized functional modules. • Develop complex reports for staffing plan print editions, budget evaluations, and staffing overviews. • Ensure efficient processing and optimization of large data sets within the HCM module. • Customize and extend tools for mass organizational changes, such as department mergers and large-scale reorganizations. • Execute unit tests, perform code reviews, and maintain comprehensive technical developer documentation.

• investigate emerging technologies • identify product opportunities • design architectures • train the field • work closely with Product Management, Sales, Operations, Partners, Product Marketing, Customer Support, and Engineering teams • serve as a spokesperson and visionary

Role Description As a Principal Engineer, you'll own features end-to-end across the whole stack: - Build the "Claude Code for Public Services". - Help users wire up data sources into workflows. - Chat with AI agents to test their services against complex edge cases. - Spot anomalous behaviour at a glance in dynamic dashboards. - Debug failing workflows in real time. Write the pattern book: - Set the technical vision for our UI architecture — state management, component patterns, build tooling, design system. - Make decisions that allow us to rapidly test new ideas and scale the ones that work. - Partner closely with product and design to shape what gets built, not just how. Raise the bar: - Be the technical leader other engineers learn from. - Set high standards through code review, architectural guidance, and your own work. - Model infrastructure-grade craft that governments can depend on. Qualifications - 7+ years of engineering experience, with deep expertise in Javascript. - Experience shaping the architecture of a complex, multi-user platform. - Strong technical problem-solving skills. - Experience building rich, interactive UIs — canvas editors, streaming interfaces, real-time collaboration. - Comfort with the full stack adjacent: APIs, WebSockets, build tooling, CI/CD, and testing strategies. - Excellent communication skills for remote-first work using GitHub, Slack, and Figma. - Fluency in English. Requirements - Experience building or evolving a design system in code — tokens, component libraries, and patterns. - Experience building AI-powered UIs — streaming chat, inline code generation, agentic tool interfaces. - Experience with both component-driven and MVC approaches such as Phoenix LiveView. - Experience with developer tools, code editors, or CLI-adjacent web experiences. - Background in open-source, international development, or the civil service. - Second language proficiency. Benefits - Competitive compensation, commensurate with experience. - Fully remote with regular meetups across Europe and Africa. - Leadership development and strategic influence in a small, mission-driven team. - The opportunity to impact millions of lives through open-source software.