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University of New Hampshire - Main Campus, United States, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 7 Oct 2025

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The Web Developer will work with a team to develop, maintain and enhance database-driven websites, applications and web elements for the public-facing websites of the University System of New Hampshire and its institutions with a strong focus toward user experience, digital accessibility, SEO principles and client specifications. The Web Developer provides technical leadership to support USNH strategic initiatives.  

In this role, you will develop and extend the Drupal content management system framework as well as develop software using PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS, SQL, and/or other languages. Experience in Web Services (SOAP, REST) and source code control (GitLab) is required.   

You will also assist in establishing and maintaining a development environment that uses industry best practices for change management. This includes effective use of code repositories, properly leveraging development-test-production environments, and adherence to security protocols and auditable programming standards. 

Duties & Responsibilities: 

80% Software development: 

  • Develop websites and other software applications to meet client needs within the scope of the USNH institutions’ web style guides and policies. This includes designing, writing, and implementing new application software and enhancements to existing software; as well as designing application system solutions that employ current and emerging technologies. 

  • Build standards-compliant websites using content management systems like Drupal and WordPress, and web technologies like PHP, HTML, React, and CSS.  

  • Work with complex data structures within relational databases.  

  • Collaborate across teams to integrate AI capabilities into workflows and align AI initiatives with organizational goals 

  • Leverage AI to improve code quality and automate coding tasks. This includes testing, debugging, and improving efficiency by analyzing code for vulnerabilities and suggesting improvements. 

  • Troubleshoot issues as required 

  • Maintain technical skills to ensure currency with new and emerging web technologies. 

  • Provide documentation and technical support for supported applications. 

  • Coordinate the tracking, implementation, and testing of software. 

  • Oversee the maintenance schedule for software applications to ensure they stay up-to-date with the latest stable versions and security releases. 

  • Manage document libraries, Git and other information warehouses  

 

15% Client Services:  

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