Open source software development opportunities at the Internet Archive
The Internet Archive, where I work, is the home for a number of open source projects:
We have current opportunities for both student and career open source software developers.
We are looking for a full-time Java Software Engineer to complement our core team in San Francisco.
We are also participating in the Google 2006 "Summer of Code" program which awards students a stipend for mentored work on open source projects. (Monday May 8th is the deadline to apply for this program.)
More info for student applicants is available in Google's Student FAQ.
Here's the current pool of ideas for Internet Archive Summer-of-Code projects. (We're open to other ideas, as well.)
Students apply via Google's application page.
The Archive is an amazing and unique place to work: a non-profit internet library, building a series of one-of-a-kind digital collections, often in partnership with much older and larger institutions like university and national libraries. Yet we have much of the mindset of a technology startup. Let me know if I can answer any questions about these opportunities.
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