Slate Developer, Custom Portal Solutions

Posted 3 days ago

carnegieArlington (VA)

Web Developers Custom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000–$95,000

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About the role

About the Role: The Slate Developer, Custom Portal Solutions builds and maintains the web tools that power Slate Portals for Carnegie’s client institutions. Working on the Slate Implementations team, this person turns project requirements into clean, working code, building responsive portals and front-end tools that help partner schools run their enrollment work. This role works closely with Slate Strategists and the Client Delivery team, applying new tools and technologies along the way to keep solutions fast, secure, and easy to use. What You’ll OwnSlate Development Scope out assigned web development work in Slate and flag risks early. Work with Slate Strategists and the Client Delivery team to align on design, content, UX, timing, and technical requirements. Deliver development work that meets the project scope and what the client expects. Help write specs that lay out what needs to get built.

Development Practices: Follow the best practices senior team members and leadership have set for how projects get built. Use AI tools to speed up development, QA, and documentation, and check the output against accessibility standards, Slate’s architecture, and Carnegie’s portal standards. Write code that’s scalable, efficient, and handles the data types the project needs.

Quality Assurance: Test throughout the project for visuals, accessibility, browser compatibility, UX, and whether the build matches the spec. Review code and troubleshoot issues for teammates when needed.

Slate Portal Projects:

Build and maintain Slate Portals and front-end tools for partner institutions, including Portal Queries, Views, and Methods.
Deliver custom Slate-hosted web projects for your assigned client portfolio.
Work with Slate Strategists and the wider client team (Project Leads, Project Managers, Sales, and Creative) to keep projects running smoothly and accurately.
Handle support requests, fixing issues directly or looping in the right teammate.
What You Bring
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
At least two years of professional experience building in Slate Portals
Experience with Technolutions Slate CRMA portfolio of website development and/or Slate custom portal work (required for consideration)
Skill with responsive web design and HTML5, CSS3, SASS/SCSS, JavaScript, and jQueryKnowledge of web development best practices for performance, security, and accessibility (WCAG 2.2)
Familiarity with database languages like SQLGrowing skill at building flexible, solid design systems
Comfort with QA and code validation tools
Strong written and verbal communication
Good organizational skills, including attention to detail, prioritizing, and decision-making
Ability to work well with teammates and represent Carnegie well with clients
Strong communication and time management for a remote environment, with the ability to pick up new technology platforms
Knowledge of Slate Portals, including methods, views, queries, and the events module
Basic understanding of admissions processes and strategy
Able to work at a computer for extended periods

Why This RoleThis role gives you room to build things people use every day: portals that make enrollment work easier for the schools and students who depend on them. You’ll grow your Slate and development skills while working closely with strategists and client teams who count on what you build to hit their goals, and you’ll build a track record of shipped, working projects on a growing team. Compensation The salary range for this role is $80,000–$95,000. Your offer will reflect the experience, skills, and qualifications you bring.

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