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Digital Platform Developer (Consultancy)

The New York Climate Exchange

full-remotemidfixed-termfullstackbackend New York, NY 15 days ago via LinkedIn

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Tags

Web Application DevelopmentData ModelingSearch & DiscoveryRoles and PermissionsQA TestingAI-Assisted SearchFile UploadsStakeholder CommunicationClimate TechContent Management

About the role

Role overview

The New York Climate Exchange seeks a developer or small development team to design and build a bespoke digital platform that enables users to submit, review, publish, browse, search, and analyze climate tech content. The platform will serve as a repository (including documents and media) and a content discovery hub for a climate tech knowledge-sharing pilot.

Key deliverables

  • Front-end platform: build a clean UI that supports browse, search, and filter across a climate tech content repository.
  • Back-end database: architect a structured submission schema so The New York Climate Exchange team can access the repository data.
  • Submission portal:
    • form fields for metadata
    • file support, including large files (e.g., decks and videos)
    • IP acknowledgement capture
    • automated reviewer routing
  • Review workflow:
    • lightweight workflow for internal administrators to track submission status
    • assign reviewers, manage permissions, and control publication
  • Roles & permissions + privacy:
    • permissions based on user type
    • secure login to protect privacy
  • Search & discovery:
    • integrate tagging-based search and/or AI-assisted search to parse and browse content
  • Roadmap recommendations:
    • provide recommendations for future platform development and maintenance, including rough cost estimates.

Schedule (10-month contract)

  • Month 1: UX/workflow design using sample content; deliver a workplan and platform inclusions list.
  • Months 2–3: build front-end and back-end database after feedback.
  • Months 3–4: QA/testing with initial content batch; periodic questions/tweaks.
  • Months 4–8: very light engagement; on-call if needed.
  • Months 8–10: further testing/tweaks during go-live and as workflows/content expand; deliver final maintenance/build-out recommendations.
  • Availability: several hours/week in the first 3 months and final 3 months; very light engagement in between.

Required skills & experience

  • Experience building lightweight data platforms and web applications.
  • Ability to collaborate with non-technical stakeholders, explaining decisions, workflow, and outputs.
  • Ability to work independently, iterate based on feedback, and drive progress.
  • Ability to design for future growth and AI integration, with recommendations for a long-term technical roadmap.
  • Familiarity with early-stage environments; experience working with universities and/or climate tech/startups is a plus.

Location / working model

  • Remote. Must be available for occasional weekday meetings in ET time zone.

About The New York Climate Exchange

The New York Climate Exchange is a nonprofit organization focused on accelerating climate solutions. It leverages a cross-sector network of partners and aims to enable climate tech knowledge sharing and exchange through platforms and pilot projects.

Scraped 7/10/2026