- The job is currently loosely defined — we have projects that are hitting higher scale and others that are much smaller. Various jobs have different needs.
- We tend to have a couple of major projects and a few minor projects moving at once (some of our projects start as small personal explorations), but one project usually hits scale once a year.
- Every project has its own model, some rely on internal funding, some on grants, some on private partnerships.
Hope this answered your questions!
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The Harvard Library Innovation Lab is looking for a DevOps engineer.
We’re a scrappy, nonprofit startup shop hiding inside the world’s largest academic law library.
We need a smart, creative engineer to help our web projects scale from tiny experiments to high availability public services. We also have lots of unusual, one-off infrastructure problems that need creative thinking, whether it's remote processing of terabytes of scanned images, deploying distributed server appliances to libraries, or extracting IP addresses from petabyte-scale web snapshots.
You will work in a small, self-directed team, on projects that explore the future of libraries, law, and the open web.