Contract Software Engineer - WebCompat Tooling (Dashboards and Reporting), Firefox
At Mozilla · Remote Canada; Remote US; Remote Canada; Remote Denmark; Remote France; Remote Germany; Remote UK
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Job description
From Mozilla’s job post, as they wrote it.
The role
You will build and improve the WebCompat team’s internal tooling, the dashboards and the broken-site-report screenshot pipeline the team relies on to triage and prioritize site breakage. This is a focused tooling role that makes the WebCompat program faster and more data-driven.
*This role will be Remote and must be located in Eastern Time Zone in US or Canada
Responsibilities
* Build and improve WebCompat dashboards (triage, reporting, and metrics).
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* Improve the broken-site-report screenshot capture and pipeline.
* Work with the WebCompat team (including QA) to turn reporting and triage needs into reliable tooling.
Required qualifications
* Solid web development (JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python & Django) and experience building dashboards / data views.
* Comfort with tooling, automation, and web services.
* Self-directed, with good written communication.
Preferred
* Familiarity with WebCompat workflows and Bugzilla.
* Experience with screenshot / automation pipelines.
* Experience with Machine Learning
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