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Marmot Library Network -- Open Position -- Developer Due to the successful growth of Pika discovery software, Marmot is expanding its R&D Team. Marmot develops, maintains, and supports open source Pika discovery software to power online catalogs for hundreds of libraries in Colorado and other states. Marmot uses Islandora digital repository software to power the Marmot Digital Archive, which won the 2017 Colorado Library Project of the Year Award by the Colorado Association of Libraries. The Marmot R&D team responsible for Pika and Islandora now includes a Senior Developer, a Product Owner, and a Developer. R&D works in a SCRUM development framework to plan and develop code releases. The R&D team is looking for a Developer (see https://marmot.org/announcements/open-positions%c2%a0Developer Job Description). Email resume to jimmy_at_marmot.org and mvernon_at_marmot.org Applications received by January 15, 2018, will be given first consideration. The position will remain open until filled. Compensation for this full-time position includes competitive benefits and a salary that will depend on qualifications and experience. This job may be based at the Marmot office in Grand Junction, or at a home office in Colorado with good access to member library locations. THE IDEAL MARMOT EMPLOYEE: A team player who engages well with others A patient, active listener eager to provide exemplary customer service A technology geek who can understand user needs and provide appropriate solutions Innovative, creative, and keen to explore new and emerging technologies Results-oriented, organized, systematic, and methodical Able to prioritize activities, and maintain a sense of humor A quick learner willing to tackle new problems and challenges ---- Brought to you by code4lib jobs: https://jobs.code4lib.org/jobs/27961-developerReceived on Fri Dec 22 2017 - 18:20:16 EST