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About the Internet Archive: The Internet Archive is a non-profit with a huge mission: to give everyone access to all knowledge - the books, web pages, audio, television and software of our shared human culture. Forever. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future - a place where anyone can go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built one of the top websites in the world, https://archive.org.
Location: San Francisco, CAJob Classification: Full-time, exempt
Job Summary: The Internet Archive has a huge corpus of digital information. Every day, our team of development engineers creates tools and applications to work with 20 petabytes of content that includes millions of books and texts, millions of hours of video, millions of audio tracks, and over 450 billion web captures. We are looking for a smart engineer to help develop next generation of web-based applications used by libraries and archives around the world to build and manage archives of historical webpages and content. The ideal candidate will be a great programmer who has successfully completed several projects involving large or intricate web applications or services, and will work collaboratively with talented engineering colleagues.
Key Responsibilities: The responsibilities of this position are to be the technical master of all things related to development environments, software and tool evolution, cluster health and data security at the Archive. More specifically, this means:
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Reporting Structure:The Web Application Developer reports to the Director of Engineering and will work closely with web application development teams. Particularly the Archive-IT team. The entire staff is guided by founder and Digital Librarian, Brewster Kahle. Like many Bay Area technology firms, we offer staffers a catered lunch every Friday, massages, espresso bar, endless M&Ms and working in the coolest office space in SF. But more importantly, you will be helping to make sure we bring out cultural treasures into the digital age, while preserving our present and future. Read more about the Internet Archive in Medium and The New Yorker
.To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+WebAppDeveloper@archive.org with the subject line "AE-104: Web Application Developer"
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance. Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996.
About the Internet Archive: Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996. Our motto is Universal Access to All Knowledge. We collect web sites, books, audio, videos, software, and other types of media and make them available to the world for free. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future--a place where we can all go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built the #250 website in the world, https://archive.org.
Location: San Francisco, CAJob Classification: Full-time, exempt
Job Summary: The Internet Archive has a huge corpus of digital information - all running across and integrated cluster of over 700 VMs on 500+ "bare-metal" hosts. Every day, our team of development engineers creates tools and applications to work with 20 petabytes of content replicated over 3 data centers (50 petabytes raw storage total). This includes millions of books and texts, millions of hours of video, millions of audio tracks, and over 450 billion web captures. We are looking for a smart engineer with deep experience in Development Operations and a passion for modern and evolving technologies and approaches to compute/data cluster operations and software development environments and processes. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated effective approaches to the security, reliability, and performance of large/complicated web applications or services, and will work collaboratively with talented engineering colleagues.
Key Responsibilities: The responsibilities of this position are to be the technical master of all things related to development environments, software and tool evolution, cluster health and data security at the Archive. More specifically, this means:
Minimum Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Reporting Structure:The Senior Engineer for Development Operations reports to the Director of Engineering and will work closely with both the cluster infrastructure team and web application development teams. The entire staff is guided by founder and Digital Librarian, Brewster Kahle. Like many Bay Area technology firms, we offer staffers a catered lunch every Friday, massages, espresso bar, endless M&Ms and working in the coolest office space in SF. But more importantly, you will be helping to make sure we bring out cultural treasures into the digital age, while preserving our present and future. Read more about the Internet Archive in Medium and The New Yorker
.To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+SeniorOpsEngineer@archive.org with the subject line "COA-301: Senior Development Operations Engineer"
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance. Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996.
About the Internet Archive: Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996. Our motto is Universal Access to All Knowledge. We collect web sites, books, audio, videos, software, and other types of media and make them available to the world for free. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future--a place where we can all go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built the #250 website in the world, https://archive.org.
Location: San Francisco, CAJob Classification: Full-time, exempt
Job Summary: The Internet Archive has a huge corpus of digital information - all ready and waiting for access through modern Search technologies. With millions of books and texts, 100s of 1000s of hours of video, millions of audio tracks, and over 450 billion web captures there's a lot to search. We are looking for a smart engineer with deep experience in Search and a passion for modern and evolving search approaches and technologies. The ideal candidate will possess a desire to work collaboratively with a small internal team and a large, vocal and active user community; demonstrating independence, creativity, initiative and technological savvy, in addition to being a great programmer/architect.
Key Responsibilities: The responsibilities of this position are to be the technical master of all things related to Search at the Archive. More specifically, this means:
Minimum Qualifications: 3 to 5 years extensive work experience in open-source search systems and technologies, including:
Preferred Qualifications:
Reporting Structure:The Senior Engineer for Search reports to the Director of Engineering and will work closely with both the cluster infrastructure team and web application development teams. Like other Bay Area technology firms, we offer staffers a catered lunch every Friday, massages, countless M&M's and working in the coolest office space in San Francisco. But more importantly, you will be helping to make sure we preserve the history of the Digital Age.
To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+SeniorSearchEngineer@archive.org with the subject line "SE-303: Search Senior Engineer"
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance.About the Internet Archive: Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996. Our motto is Universal Access to All Knowledge. We collect web sites, books, audio, videos, software, and other types of media and make them available to the world for free. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future--a place where we can all go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built the #250 website in the world, https://archive.org.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Job Classification: Full-time, exempt
Job Summary: The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine is the world's largest public archive of historical web sites. Have you ever wanted to work with 450 billion things at once? Would you like to serve 1,500 requests per second? How about having your service referred to regularly in news articles and blog posts across the web? You can work on a challenging and popular project and help the world at the same time.
We are looking for a smart, collaborative and resourceful engineer to help develop the next version of the Wayback Machine. The ideal candidate will possess a desire to work collaboratively with a small internal team and a large, vocal and active user community; demonstrating independence, creativity, initiative and technological savvy, in addition to being a great programmer/architect.
Minimum Qualifications:
2-3 years work experience in Python, or similar
Preferred Qualifications:
To apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+SeniorWaybackEngineer@archive.org with the subject line "Wayback Machine Senior Engineer."
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance.
About the Internet Archive: Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996. Our motto is Universal Access to All Knowledge. We collect web sites, books, audio, videos, software, and other types of media and make them available to the world for free. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future--a place where we can all go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built the #250 website in the world, https://archive.org.
Millions of people use https://archive.org every day, and we would like to make sure they have the best experience possible.
As in-house designer, your primary responsibility will be to drive the design process and execution for the redesign of Archive.org and additional projects. In this capacity, you will report to the Director of Web Services and will additionally work under the guidance of an Advisory Creative Director.
This position has an expected duration of 3-6 months.
Responsibilities
To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+Designer@archive.org with the subject line "Designer."
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance.
About the Internet Archive: Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library founded in 1996. Our motto is Universal Access to All Knowledge. We collect web sites, books, audio, videos, software, and other types of media and make them available to the world for free. Based in San Francisco and with satellites around the world, the Internet Archive staffers are building the digital library of the future--a place where we can all go to learn and explore. Our 140 engineers, book scanners, librarians, designers and team members have built a top #250 website in the world, https://archive.org.
Location: Richmond, CA.The location of the program is in a safe; secure building owned by the Internet Archive in Richmond, California. It is within 1 mile of the Richmond Bart Station and is also 100 yards from a Bus Stop.
Job Classification: Full-time, exemptJob Summary: We want an experienced, compassionate production manager, who can take inexperienced, but capable people, train and certify them to meet predefined work standards in a 9 month program, after which they will interview and take jobs elsewhere. The ideal candidate will be able to start this program with 2-4 teams of 4-6 men and women and then hire and lead a broader program of 10-20 teams.
Join a passionate, dedicated and bright team who are building a global digital library for the entire world. If you've ever wanted to come to work and feel that your efforts directly make an impact on both your local and the global community, then this position might be for you!
We are not looking for just anyone, we are looking for that special person. Maybe that person is you! We are looking for someone to head up our Work Transition Program.
The Work Transition Program takes formerly hard-to-employ individuals who have completed a 12-month clean and sober program by helping them develop a work history. This 9-month re-learn-to-work program held at the Internet Archive in Richmond, California will teach motivated and eager individuals the skills, habits and behaviors necessary for the contemporary work environment. Successful graduates of the Work Transition Program interview and in most cases earn jobs at national employers such as Costco and UPS, along with local organizations such as the San Francisco Public Library.
We are looking for an outstanding person to be both a manager and mentor to the participants, along with being a key part of the management team at the Internet Archive. This individual should be passionate about helping and developing people. We are looking for a compassionate individual who can dole out tough love when necessary, but also be a humanist who believes that hard working people deserve a second chance. This person should believe that with the right support, leadership, and motivation, individuals can move their life forward and contribute to their families and their communities.
There are three phases to the Work Transition Program, each with increasing responsibility and skills associated with the upward ladder of building a work history. The right person hired for this position will be part of a management team, and lead up to 40 full-time employees. This position utilizes a variety of training modules and production (white/blue collar) work projects related to their personal and professional development. Currently there are 7 participants in the first phase. Additional people will be added every 3-4 months.
The Work Transition Program is a three-year pilot program that was started in 2014. Following the 3-year pilot, the program is anticipated to scale up rapidly. The Work Transition Program is a partnership between the Bay Area Rescue Mission (a 501c3 not-for-profit), the Internet Archive (a 501c3 not-for-profit) and national employers such as Costco, UPS and libraries such as the San Francisco Public Library.
Minimum Qualifications:To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to Jobs+WorkTransitionProgramManager@archive.org with the subject line "Work Transition Program Manager."
Internet Archive is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Internet Archive complies with the Fair Chance Ordinance.