
The Web Developer (Level 1) reports to the Lead Software Engineer and is responsible for providing expertise in a variety of websites and web applications developed and managed by Online Services.
The Software Development team leads ACER’s advocacy of research-informed policies and practices to improve educational outcomes.
Team members in ACER offices around the globe work collaboratively to communicate publicly how ACER's work contributes to improving learning and enhances ACER’s global brand and reputation as a source of quality research-based advice and influence.
We develop media and communications campaigns to support ACER’s corporate and project priorities, and often work in collaboration with relevant research partners. This includes the development, writing, publishing and dissemination of online and print content from and about ACER.
Decision Making Authority
The Web Developer (Level 1) is required to use professional engineering skills and initiative, project management skills, and undertake responsibilities under the supervision of the Lead Software Engineer. Tasks and responsibilities require a high level of independence and good time management skills within multi-project environment. A high level of initiative is expected in the technical carriage of the responsibilities for the position.
All decisions involving project work or institutional capacity are always made with reference to the Lead Software Engineer.
The Web Developer (Level 1) has no people management/supervisory responsibilities.
Bachelor’s Degree in computer science (or relevant equivalent) .

ACER's mission is to create and promote research-based knowledge, products and services that can be used to improve learning across the life span.
ACER is one of the world's leading educational research centres. Our goal is to support every learner, every learning professional, every learning institution and our learning society through our work. ACER has built a strong reputation as a provider of reliable support and expertise to education policymakers and professional practitioners since it was established in 1930.
As an independent organisation, ACER generates its entire income through contracted research and development projects, and through developing and distributing products and services, with operating surplus directed back into research and development. ACER has experienced significant growth in recent years and now has more than 400 staff located in Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Dubai, Jakarta, London, New Delhi, Perth and Sydney.