Museum of Science
Full Stack Developer
About this role
The Museum of Science seeks a Full Stack Developer to own the user-facing web experience that serves millions of annual visitors. You'll design and build accessible interfaces, implement server-side logic, and integrate ticketing, CRM, and payment systems on a Drupal/Acquia platform alongside a small, high-trust team.
What you'll do
- Design, build, test, and ship user-facing features end-to-end from problem definition through production deployment
- Lead UX/UI decisions and translate design concepts into polished, accessible interfaces
- Write server-side code and integrate APIs connecting to ticketing, CRM, and payment systems
- Partner closely with Lead Web Developer on a small web team with rapid production shipping
- Maintain and optimize Drupal sites hosted on Acquia platform
- Use AI development tools fluently for coding, code review, and research
What they're looking for
- Full stack web development (front-end and back-end)
- UX/UI design judgment and accessibility best practices
- Drupal and Acquia platform experience (or strong web development foundation)
- API integration and server-side development
- JavaScript/modern front-end frameworks
- Payment and CRM system integration
- AI-assisted development tools
- Code review and testing practices
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Museum of Science
Museum of Science develops educational curriculum and resources for PreK-8 educators that align with the museum's learning philosophies. The organization is hiring for roles in curriculum development and educational outreach that involve collaboration with educators and external partners.
- Website
- mos.org
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack feature you've shipped end-to-end—from design through production deployment.
- How do you approach making UX/UI decisions, and can you share an example where you improved an interface's usability?