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the Center for Avian Population Studies within the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The Software Engineer will: Design, develop, and maintain complex web-based applications and related services for the Center
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field. Proficiency in Python. Proficiency in web-development. Experience with working within situ and gridded climatological datasets. Familiarity with federal and regional climate data sources. Excellent
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processing; IT troubleshooting; data input and management; strategic social media marketing; advertisement coordination; video editing; website administration; spreadsheet development; and high-level desktop
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coordination and integration of application infrastructure to meet CLO strategic objectives. Develop web-based systems, APIs, and database applications utilizing Java, Spring, javascript, enterprise GIS systems
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to cultivate and develop inclusive working relationships with students, faculty, staff, and community members. Strong computer skills, including MS Office programs, Internet, web site development, and email is
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-functional groups. In depth technical knowledge of software development and modern web application development techniques, including experience with frontend user interfaces and with integrating
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relationships with birders, field videographers, ornithologists, and community leaders worldwide Recruit, support, and train contributors who provide video content to the Macaulay Library archive Develop regional
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and electronic communication, web content management, and the effective use of current technologies to support student engagement. Knowledge of career-development process and theories. Skill in written
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proficiency in integration and API development, including working with web services (SOAP/REST), and data formats such as JSON and XML. Experience with one or more programming or scripting languages (e.g
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, including database management, spreadsheets, presentation, calendaring, and web applications. Ability to cultivate and develop inclusive working relationships with students, faculty, staff, and community