CDSP is hiring a web developer

In the context of the SSHOC project, CDSP is hiring a web developer for a short term contract. More specifically, the successful candidate will be joining our Software Projects team to work on the design and implementation of a Sample Management System: an application capable of managing an international set of respondent panels to which web-based research surveys are periodically delivered. 

Specific tasks

Our toolbelt of choice, integrated in a GNU/Linux working environment, consists of Python for the backend (Django foundation, spiced-up with Celery and Tornado) and JavaScript at front (VueJS taking momentum).

Our toolbelt of choice, integrated in a GNU/Linux working environment, consists of Python for the backend (Django foundation, spiced-up with Celery and Tornado) and JavaScript at front (VueJS taking momentum).

Team and environment

The team is coordinated by a project manager affiliated to the CNRS, and presently counts 4 web developers and a system administrator.

All source code is versioned with Git, and our workflows are built around GitLab with increasing dominance of continuous integration and Docker containers for deployment. We care very much about maintaining a cheerful and healthy daily atmosphere, where polyvalence, learning and sharing are always encouraged.

If you are interested, don’t hesitate to shoot us an email (be it informal).  

The team is coordinated by a project manager affiliated to the CNRS, and presently counts 4 web developers and a system administrator.

All source code is versioned with Git, and our workflows are built around GitLab with increasing dominance of continuous integration and Docker containers for deployment. We care very much about maintaining a cheerful and healthy daily atmosphere, where polyvalence, learning and sharing are always encouraged.

If you are interested, don’t hesitate to shoot us an email (be it informal).