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- Job posted on: 18th Feb 2020
APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry administering IP addresses for the Asia Pacific.
APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre, pronounced A-P-NIC) is an open, member-based, not-for-profit organization, whose primary role is to distribute and manage Internet number resources (IP addresses and AS numbers) in the Asia Pacific region’s 56 economies. These number resources are the building blocks for the Internet to operate and grow.
APNIC also provides forums for Internet policy development, that are bottom-up and open to everyone.
Furthermore, APNIC helps build essential technical skills across the region, supports Internet infrastructure development, produces insightful research, and is an active participant in the multistakeholder model of Internet cooperation and governance.
APNIC performs these activities as part of its commitment to a global, open, stable and secure Internet that serves the entire Asia Pacific region.
We currently have an opportunity for a Lead Full Stack Web Developer to join the APNIC team. The role is a hybrid of full stack web development, technical leadership and scrum master duties within a product development team. It is instrumental in leading the agile development of customised applications and services for the APNIC Academy online learning platform.
On a typical day you’ll find yourself working closely with a passionate product development team driving the development effort of the APNIC Academy. The APNIC Academy platform is one of APNIC’s flagship products serving some 5,300 registered users, including ISPs, data centres and research and education networks throughout the Asia Pacific region.
To be successful in the role your background should include:
It would also be useful if your background included:
In return, APNIC offers the successful candidate opportunities to participate in relevant conferences and training for continuing professional development, in a modern, flexible and multicultural work environment.
As the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific, we work for the good of the Internet and the 4.5 billion people who use it across the region. We're Not-For-Profit and are responsible for overseeing the distribution of IP addresses – and wider Internet addressing services - to governments, organisations and individuals. We also provide support to our membership of more than 7,000 across 56 economies.
The people who created the Internet decided right from the start that it should be a public resource and that it needs to be managed and shared in a fair way. We help make that happen. By managing fair access to IP addresses, and delivering support and guidance to those who are using them, we enable and promote an open and accessible Internet in the Asia Pacific region and beyond.