Software Developer (f/m/x) for Mathematical Research Data Infrastructure

FIZ Karlsruhe – Leibniz Institute for Information Infrastructure | Berlin, Germany (Remote possible)

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Job Description: This position is part of the MaRDI project on research data infrastructures for mathematics. MaRDI is part of the German Research Data Infrastructure initiative (NFDI programme). Particular tasks within the project will be the implementation based on a customized version of the Wikimedia technology stack, integrating the classical MediaWiki frontend and content management system and the Wikibase knowledge graph as data backend, including, e.g., Implementation of persistent identifiers (PIDs) Authorization and authentication (OAuth2, shibboleth) Implementation of the mathematical knowledge graph and multiple math-specific extensions Qualifications and Skills: B.Sc. in Computer Science or equivalent qualification Contributions to Open Source Software Experience with PHP Experience with Media Wiki framework Experience with Linked Open Data, i.e., SPARQL, graph databases (optional) Awareness of code quality, good knowledge of coding best practices Very good ability to work in a team Experience in professional software development desirable We offer you the opportunity to play a creative role in a highly dynamic scientific and technical environment and to support and advance our innovative projects and developments in the best possible way. With our working time models and the support of mobile working, we allow a high degree of flexibility in the arrangement of work schedules, considering the individual family and operational work situation (life-work balance). FIZ Karlsruhe understands itself as a family-friendly institution, with equal opportunities being an integral part of our daily life. We have been certified by the audit berufundfamilie. Remuneration is based on the Collective Agreement for the Public Sector (TVöD/VKA) with the company pension scheme with VBL. The weekly working time is 39 hours. The position is temporary until the end of the project on September 30, 2026. Applications from severely handicapped persons will be considered with preference, provided they are equally qualified. Information on data protection for employment advertisements can be found here.

Last updated: 8 May 2022

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