CoST, the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative is recruiting a web developer to work alongside an anti-corruption expert from the infrastructure sector to help develop the Infrastructure Anti-Corruption Toolbox (IACT).
CoST is a global not-for-profit that develops and supports the use of tools and standards by government, the private sector and civil society in 19 countries to improve the integrity, transparency and accountability of infrastructure investments. The web developer will use their experience and expertise to develop IACT a web-based platform that will improve the accessibility of useful and relevant tools and resources that aim to improve the integrity of infrastructure investments.
The developer will have:
- Proven experience in developing organisational websites, using WordPress
- Proven experience focused on improving engagement time on websites
- Proven experience in developing a multilingual website
- Skilled in developing dynamic visual displays that are user-centred
- Skilled in developing websites that are disability-accessible and friendly
- Experience with CMS systems
- Ability to adapt to, and use, an organisational brand in visual outputs
- Understanding, and in touch with, current website trends and needs
- Functional knowledge and coding experience and
- Basic knowledge of search engine optimisation (SEO)
Outline timeline and budget
The following table provides an outline timeline the details of which will be fleshed out when the roles are filled.
| Task | Timeline |
| Recruitment of expert, web developer and knowledge/project manager | January – February 2025 |
| Establishing the advisory group | January – February 2025 |
| Mapping | February – March 2025 |
| Web development | February – May 2025 |
The budget for the development of the web-based platform is £10,000 to £13,000.
Application process
If you wish to apply, please submit a 3-4 page proposal by Wednesday 5 February 2025 to John Hawkins (j.hawkins@infrastructuretransparency.org) outlining:
- Your relevant experience
- The platforms you would recommend,
- How you would approach delivering the scope of work including the look and feel of the platform and
- A timetable and budget including your fees and any potential expenses.
If you are working with a team, you should also include details of your team and their experience of delivering similar web-based knowledge repositories. Interviews with preferred candidates will take place week commencing 16 February 2025.
For further information, please contact John Hawkins (j.hawkins@infrastructuretransparency.org).