The O'Connor Lab in the Department of Pathology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is seeking an experienced software developer to design, build, and maintain a web platform for the Lungfish environmental monitoring project. This platform will integrate environmental monitoring data, analytical pipelines, and scientific reporting systems to support research, environmental surveillance, and public health decision making. The developer will be responsible for the primary public platform, leading its end-to-end deployment, and enabling users to explore data through interactive visualizations, analytical reports, and training resources. The role involves designing and implementing the platform's architecture using modern web technologies, creating a cohesive visual identity and user experience, and collaborating with scientists, data engineers, and research computing staff. Interfaces will integrate data from the Lungfish data warehouse and systems like LabKey, supporting the exploration of complex datasets by diverse audiences. Prototyping new frontends and determining optimal architectures will be key. This position requires experience building complex, production-ready software systems in research settings, including interactive data visualizations, API integrations, user-experience-oriented architectures, and collaborative open-source development (e.g., GitHub). The role will also utilize AI assistance for development, debugging, and data exploration. This position requires work to be completed onsite.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level