Two rails / web developer positions available at UW-Madison Radiology

[Daryn Belden]

The Department of Radiology at UW-Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health is hiring two full-time web developers! If you are looking for a new job or know someone who is, please share the link below and encourage them to apply. Please note the deadline to apply has been extended.

https://www.radiology.wisc.edu/careers_positionDetails.php?id=82

Salary is dependent on experience and typically is higher than the posted minimum.  UW-Madison has excellent benefits and is a great place to work.

Thanks,
Daryn Belden
Radiology IT

[Eric Schoville]

Daryn,

It looks like the Radiology website might be down right now.

Eric

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[Daryn Belden]

Hmmm thanks Eric I’ll look into that ASAP.

[dana tassler]

Perhaps that was a ploy to show how desperately they need more web developers! ;-)

[Daryn Belden]

Busted by Dana. :\

The site looks alright from what I can tell but it may well not have been two hours ago.

Eric can you (or others) let me know if it still looks down from where you are?

Here’s a direct link to the posting:

http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/WebListing/Unclassified/PVLSummary.aspx?pvl_num=77007

[Jim Remsik]

It's up for me, right now.

[Daryn Belden]

It may be worth pointing out that the PVL doesn’t mention rails under “relevant work experience” because the PVL is a repost and we didn’t edit it at all.

Since the original posting we’ve garnered quite an interest in rails thanks in large part to a tool Eric and his team developed and demonstrated to us a few months ago.

I’ll probably get in trouble if I say too much more, but I believe one of the primary duties of at least one of the developers would be to quite closely replicate what Eric’s put together.