Web Developer 2 – Hybrid or Remote
Stanford University
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About the role
Role Overview
Web Developer 2 – Hybrid or Remote for the Learning Variability Network Exchange (LEVANTE), an open-source online assessment platform. The platform supports researchers in measuring developmental variability across cultures and aims to scale to meet global research needs.
This is a 100% FTE, 1-year fixed-term exempt position with possibility of renewal, and it can be remote or based on the Stanford campus.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain the LEVANTE researcher dashboard to help researchers manage web experiments for children.
- Design, implement, and deploy web experiments end-to-end (design/architecture → development → testing → deployment).
- Partner with experimental psychologists to refine core functionality and the user experience of the researcher dashboard.
- Internationalize experiments on the LEVANTE platform.
- Develop and maintain web-based applications and websites from design through deployment.
- Implement and support content management systems (install, configure, troubleshoot, and create Stanford-specific modules).
- Evaluate third-party modules for functionality, accessibility, security, and maintainability.
- Perform selected website administration for existing clients.
- Ensure web server and site performance.
- Create SEO-friendly documentation and well-structured code.
- Provide technical expertise across front-end and back-end web development.
Requirements
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Nice to Have
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About Stanford University
Stanford University’s School of Humanities & Sciences (H&S) is the foundation of a liberal arts education and supports a wide range of departments and interdisciplinary programs. H&S conducts both fundamental and applied research and serves as a core part of Stanford undergraduate education. The role is tied to the LEVANTE project, an open-source online assessment platform used by researchers worldwide.
Scraped 7/9/2026