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GeoData, part of the School of Geography and Environmental Science, University of Southampton are seeking to appoint a Software Engineer with PHP, MySQL, CSS, Javascript, HTML, Python, GIT, Docker and Linux skills who will principally work on the development of Web Applications and be involved in all stages of the project lifecycle.

Job purpose

To deliver sustainable web application solutions, using open web standards and open source technologies, in support of the GeoData and the University’s IT needs:

  • To work directly with the Web and software development team to deliver flexible and innovative applications in support of the GeoData’s enterprise and research projects.
  • To support those developments by means of documentation, training, automated testing and providing support for the team’s areas of responsibility.
  • In collaboration with colleagues, to propose new and innovative solutions to organisational challenges and make recommendations for continual improvement of systems and services.

Typical applications vary from database interfaces to web mapping applications using spatial data, working for a range of customers within academia, industry and government.

About you

Suitable candidates will have a computing or software development qualification (or equivalent experience). You must be able to demonstrate knowledge in the application of web development and data management technologies. You must have good analytical and problem solving skills.

The position offers the opportunity to work with spatial data and web maps so an interest in developing skills in this area, or existing skills would be useful.

The position would be suitable for anyone from a recent graduate to a more experienced developer as appropriate training would be given to less experienced candidates.

Further information

The position is offered on a full-time, 3-years fixed term basis in the first instance, with an aim for it to be extended or made permanent, subject to funding. It offers 30 days holiday and bank holidays plus 6 additional “University days” and an excellent pension. We operate a hybrid working system as we recognise and value the importance of personal interaction in the workplace.

Informal enquiries may be made to Jason Sadler via email jds@geodata.soton.ac.uk

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