The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Archives and Special Collections invites applications from driven, aesthetically-minded and insightful candidates for a hands-on internship in minimal computing and static web development for the spring 2026 term.
This is a remote internship for 10 – 20 hours per week, Monday-Friday under the supervision of the digital health humanities program coordinator. This is a paid opportunity, and may also qualify for academic credit with approval from your institution.
What you will gain
The minimal computing intern will take a leading role in the collaborative development of the Digital Health Humanities Toolkit, a static Jekyll-based website for online instruction. The intern will be responsible for the design, implementation and publication of the website. The are also opportunities to develop computational analysis skills for digital health humanities research, attend data sciences courses, and participate in Archives and Special Collections staff meetings.
Who should apply
- Advanced undergraduate students or graduate students in digital humanities, health humanities, museum studies, library and information science, informatics, or a related field
- Individuals with knowledge of front-end web development, static webpage development, GitHub, digital publishing, digital lesson plan development, and digital humanities methods
Apply
The deadline to apply for the Minimal Computing Internship is November 14, 2025.