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Systems Administration Position

The National Building Arts Center is in search of technical help for an exciting, large-scale project.

We need a systems administration professional experienced in php/Apache/MySQL who can help us set up an instance of Collective Access and link it to our WordPress site via a plugin. Here’s details on the process of setting up Collective Access. We need someone who’s very comfortable with that entire process.

We have staff to manage the WP and CA frontends – we just need you to handle the initial set up of the back end, and be available in the future for occasional questions and maintenance of these systems.

There is compensation for this project. Please let us know what you think is a reasonable bid for the work.

Email nationalbuildingarts@gmail.com or call 206-351-7831.

Thanks!

About the National Building Arts Center

The St. Louis-based National Building Arts Center (NBAC) promotes public awareness of the crucial roles of architecture, manufacturing, construction, and urban design in our built environment.

Contact Us

National Building Arts Center
2300 Falling Springs Rd.
Sauget, IL 62206
Larry Giles, Director
lg@buildingmuseum.org

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