With funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Carnegie Mellon University’s Freedom and the Press before Freedom of the Press project is seeking a highly motivated Digital Humanities Research Programmer to join an interdisciplinary team. The successful candidate will work collaboratively to streamline bash code, develop front-end interfaces, and build and maintain data pipelines. The DH Research Programmer will implement warehousing solutions for extremely large collections of images of individual character imprints from historical books, large collections of images of whole pages, and complex metadata from libraries and other institutions.
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