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Dear all, We're currently advertising for two vacancies at the University of Sheffield. Brief details are below, more information is available via https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/jobs/ Web Developer University of Sheffield - Corporate Information and Computing Services Salary: £28,972 to £36,661 per annum, with potential to progress to £40,046 per annum Hours: Full Time Contract: Permanent Closes: 23rd June 2014 Job Ref: UOS008607 You will be working in the Internet Systems Team within Technical Services and will be required to work with the team improving the corporate website (Polopoly and Wordpress), portal (MUSE) and other web systems, using a range of skills including HTML5, CSS and Javascript (such as JQuery). Developing web-based systems using Java, Node.js or PHP and working with other web application developers (who develop using Java, Oracle and a range of Java frameworks – primarily Spring) is also a key part of the job. Providing development support with prototyping of applications, and designing user-friendly and accessible web interfaces is also an important part of the role. The position has plenty of opportunities to learn about new technologies as they emerge to advise on how best we can use them to improve our current systems. One role of the team is to provide specialist advice to colleagues across the University on making the best use of web technologies. Web Support Officer University of Sheffield - Corporate Information and Computing Services Salary: £20,374 to £23,555 Grade 5. Per annum Hours: Full Time Contract: Contract / Temporary (Fixed-term until 31 May 2015) Closes: 23rd June 2014 Job Ref: UOS008609 You will be working in the Internet Systems Team, within Technical Services and will be required to work with the team re-developing the cPanel web hosting service. The role requires solid PHP and MySQL skills, and experience of the cPanel web hosting environment would be beneficial. The project will look at redeveloping the existing cPanel service to be robust and manageable for the future. This will include supporting departments, research groups and individuals to audit and upgrade their accounts, and working on processes which will ensure the ongoing maintenance and updating of cPanel accounts in the future. Providing advice and guidance on making appropriate use of tools such as the central Content Management System, Google Sites, Google Drive and MOLE (our Virtual Learning Environment) to host content where appropriate will also be an important part of the role. The work also includes the migration of accounts from the existing server to the new infrastructure. Thomas McGowan Web Developer Corporate Information & Computing Services (CiCS) The University of Sheffield Tel: +44 (0)114 22 21196