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Job Description Apply now Req Id: 41870 Job Title: SS Web Developer - Student Service City: West Lafayette Job Description: Job Summary This summer Student Web Developer position will work with the
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University's Office of the Provost is seeking a collaborative and motivated Full Stack Developer to design, develop, and maintain modern web applications and digital solutions that support some of Purdue
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, photographers, videographers, web developers, and academic/administrative partners; and ensures consistent brand standards across platforms. Although hybrid, the communicator is expected to be on‑site when
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, or campaigns. Work closely with writers, designers, photographers, videographers, web developers, event coordinators, subject-matter experts, and leadership/administration to create best-in-class, strategic
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programming languages (e.g., JavaScript/TypeScript, Java, C#, Python) Solid understanding of web-based application development technologies, frameworks, and common architectural patterns Experience working with
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: SAP ABAP Web Dynpro, SAP Cloud Integration, SAP Workflow, or SAP Fiori Experience with both Agile and ITIL principles Skills Required: Solid understanding of SAP development technologies Excellent
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and providing technical support services to faculty and staff. Coordinate services to install, upgrade, and support use of hardware, software, peripheral devices, and other technologies; develop and
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and regulations of graduate admissions Basic knowledge of databases, html and web development tools; willing to learn the use of new technologies including software systems and databases Skills with
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photography enterprise, including related/connected web pages, personnel, strategy, projects/initiatives, campaigns, emails, advertising, performance, maintenance, branding, and archiving. Develop and execute
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the CCO brand through social media campaigns, blog writing, podcast development, newsletters, and graphic design for print and web. This role offers real‑world experience, professional mentorship, and the