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Web Developer/Code Head

wackoacko — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 11:36:27 -0800

Sugarspun Industries, a Manhattan-based web agency, is seeking an entry- to mid-level web developer with an excellent command of current web technologies and a thirst to learn more. Our needs focus on PHP & mySQL development, but will extend to HTML, CSS & JS. The ability to juggle multiple projects of varying magnitude, general curiosity, clean coding practices, strong organizational skills and a sense of humor are all musts. Responsibilities will include site architecture, sandboxing and dev of sites ranging from single page teasers to templated CMS solutions. You will work with a wide variety of clients from financial services to photographers to schools. All projects are team-based - you will be working closely with designers, developers and agency principals. We know telecommuting is great but we need you in the office. This position is temp to perm. Qualifications: • Airtight development skills: PHP & mySQL • Clear understanding of front-end development: HTML, CSS & JS • Eye for efficiency, security & standards • Code commenting captain • Hatred for WYSIWYG dev apps Job Perks: • Dual-monitors & plenty of RAM • An awesome team environment • Healthcare & dental • Open loft office • Union Square location How to apply: Placement agencies, headhunters or zombies not welcome. Please send an email with: • a brief cover letter • resume • examples of code you wrote • salary requirements

Technical Content Editor/Technical Writer (DocBook/DITA specialist)

abulafa — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:13:03 -0800

MANDIANT is looking for a motivated, experienced editor to transform legacy documentation into live content using a modern documentation technology. The candidate will participate in selecting an appropriate technology then will update and compose new content for our latest enterprise security product release. Prospects will be asked to provide samples from a portfolio and may need to perform a practical demonstration of writing skills during the selection process.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Strong writing, editing, and language skills, grammar expertise, attention to detail
Experience with a documentation authoring system that separates content from presentation such as Docbook with XSL Stylesheets
Experience authoring and publishing content with multiple targets, including printed manuals and web-based documentation
Experience with imaging software (Photoshop, Gimp), and its use in capturing, editing, and publishing screen captures for software documentation
Experience with diagraming software such as Visio or Omnigraffle
Familiarity with XML, HTML, or other markup languages
Understanding of version control software for content management and direct hands-on experience with a version control system such as RCS, CVS, Subversion/SVN or git

ADDITIONAL VALUED SKILLS

Functional understanding or experience with software engineering
Familiarity with Information Security and InfoSec technologies
Experience with online technical support services and software
Experience writing non-technical publications with different voice and focus; could include experience blogging or writing fiction/non-fiction

EXPERIENCE

BA/BS or equivalent degree
3+ years of technical writing experience for software or other technology products (samples required)

Web Developer (Perl, PHP, MySQL, client-side)

macrone — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 08:52:41 -0800

After spending eight years single-handedly building and maintaining Publishers Marketplace, a database-driven site for publishing professionals, I'm now looking for someone to help. This is a LAMP site, where "P" is largely Perl, with some PHP thrown in. A qualified applicant would be proficient in both Ps, would be comfortable working with a MySQL database, and would have lots of experience with client-side programming. Above all, we're looking for someone who is trustworthy and discreet. This position is part time, probably about 5 to 10 hours a week after a training period, but I'm hoping that it will grow into something bigger. For details and application instructions, please consult the full job posting on the Publishers Lunch Job Board.

Web Producer

terrapin — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:03:41 -0800

Quikbook.com/Travel Planners Inc. seeking a full-time Web Producer to join our in-house marketing team. Diverse duties, friendly environment...heavy workload. We need someone who is passionate about all things web related and can juggle multiple priorities/go with the flow. Assignments vary, but some constants are: • Creating, editing and sending email marketing campaigns • Webmaster duties; building micro sites, updating existing sites, building promotional graphics • Optimizing copy, photographs and graphic imagery for the web and for PowerPoint • Producing ecommerce related reports, monitoring web trends and analytics Experience that will help seal the deal: • 2+ years of online marketing experience • Expert with hand coding HTML & CSS, JavaScript & libraries such as JQuery and Adobe Creative Suite 3 • Experience with the following: Social Media, Graphic/Front End Design, SEO/SEM, Google Analytics & Webmaster Tools, SEO/SEM, Affiliate Marketing, Usability • Basic website project management / web development and production • Understanding of web technologies and client-server architecture to build dynamic/database-driven websites • Excellent writing skills/communication abilities; proven ability to be team member We're located in the Flatiron area of Manhattan. We need a full time employee, on-site, in our offices Mon-Fri 9-5:30. No contract work, no telecommute. www.tphousing.com www.quikbook.com Responses to brian at quikbook dot com

Web Marketing Guy with a lil' PHP experience.

GilloD — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 09:33:26 -0800

Basically- You're taking over my job. When I entered this position it was strictly online marketing- Yakking with bloggers, running online contests, tending to the Facebook Page, dreaming up new ways to connect with people online, sending out the monthly newsletter etc etc. My yen to get things done combined with my Comp Sci 102 knowledge led me to create a series of custom apps that allow us to be more flexible and get things done more quickly. What this means is that it's no longer strictly a marketing gig- It's like 1/2 web development, 1/2 marketing. So here's what you'd need to get on board: -PHP 102 skillz. I did a lot of documentation, but if a problem pops up you need to have that core understanding of programming languages to fix it. -HTML/CSS skillz. We have a graphic designer, but you'll need to code. Our e-commerce system is VERY flexible, which means it also breaks and bends in all kinds of ways. Being able to diagnose and fix the problem is very important. -MySQL 101 skillz. Those PHP apps? They interact with SQL. A lot. Know your UPDATES and INSERTS and you'll be fine. -Imagination. We don't do ads. Which means that we need to get the word out somehow. Wanna have a blogger lunch at our restaurant? Great. Make it happen. Have a cool idea for a Flash recipe book? We sort of hate Flash, but make it cool and we can bear it. We are a small gourmet food company with big growth in the last 2-3 years and very healthy forecast for the year ahead. It also means you get free food at events, as well as take home from our own brands. You don't have to be a programming whiz, but you do need a healthy spirit of "I can do it" or "I can find out how to do it", patience and hard work. Apply using the e-mail address below for more details. Looking for full-time, but willing to consider part-time/freelance for the interim. NYC preferred.

HTML / CSS for simple web site

You Should See the Other Guy — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:39:01 -0800

Web site's already designed, I just need someone to code it up. It's one page with a nav bar (all pages will be the same layout). It needs to be standards-compliant. It is, I believe, a very simple layout: Top row is logo Under that is 4-item nav bar Under that is two column layout for text That's it. I can't imagine it would take anyone proficient with CSS/HTML more than 90 minutes to pull off (you could probably adapt a site you've already coded). I'm thinking $50 paypal'd to you when it's done but if you think that's ridiculous, send me a quote after you see the layout and we'll go from there. If you have links to work you've completed, please send them along with your initial email. Please DO NOT MeMail about the job. Instead, send an email to ysstog at gmail. Thanks!

Web Developer for US News & World Report

brownpau — Wed, 27 May 2009 12:21:36 -0800

(Washington, DC) U.S. News & World Report has an immediate opening for a front-end web developer with strong skills in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This position requires expert-level knowledge of WC3 standards, cross-browser development, accessibility, and a solid understanding of the principles of information architecture and search engine optimization. Strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet deadlines are also required.Duties include:

working with editors, web producers, graphic artists, and programmers to create innovative online features and interactive tools
creating web-based content from conceptual page plans in Photoshop
crafting flexible templates for custom Zope/Python content management system
integrating and troubleshooting code from third-party content and E-commerce partners

Applicants will be required to provide code demonstrating a clear separation of content, presentation and behavior, and an unobtrusive use of JavaScript.Occasional night and weekend work required.Required Skills:

HTML/XHTML
CSS
JavaScript

Preferred Skills:

Experience working in a Unix environment
Python
Zope 2 / Zope 3
SQL
Flash
Streaming Video
Experience with version control

This is a full-time position onsite at our offices in the Georgetown area of Washington, DC. Compensation based on experience.Please apply by email, to newmedia(at)usnews.com. Please include 'Web Developer' in the subject line of your email. Send resume in plaintext. No attachments please.

Contract - (X)HTML/CSS required for webapp templates

hayvac — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 10:45:20 -0800

This is a contract for an individual (me). I require eleven standards-compliant, highly-browser-compatible (X)HTML/CSS templates for a webapp I'm developing. Two of them are rich-interface (although you won't have to do the AJAX-y stuff, just the template code), while the rest are static pages and forms. Graphic mockups are all done and the spec is written -- you just have to code it. You: -Have experience putting together standards-compliant, lightweight (X)HTML and CSS. -Have a portfolio that shows off what you can do. As a plus, you can show me a UI template you've coded. -Can stick to a realistic deadline. -Respond to most e-mails within 12 hours. -Are willing to sign an NDA (not a non-compete) and look over my materials before giving me an estimate. -Will tell me if anything in the spec is moronic or surprisingly time-consuming before doing it.

Web and Communications Administrator

andraste — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:36:34 -0800

We are the national peak body for philanthropy in Australia, and are a not-for-profit membership organisation. This is a great opportunity for a bright person keen to use their initiative, IT and admin skills to best advantage. Busy office, small team with lots of variety. Must have experience in html and, ideally, Dreamweaver; excellent communication skills, both verbal and written; and be an organiser and team player. Hours 9.00 am – 5.30 pm. Salary dependent on experience. Further Information: see the website at http://www.philanthropy.org.au/news/posvac.html for application details; MeMail andraste with questions.

Web Programmer/Designer for Acne.org (telecommuting)

needs more cowbell — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:00:06 -0800

Acne.org is seeking a programmer/designer to build and maintain webpages. Requirements: - Proficient in developing web pages with the use of PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - Experienced with image design/manipulation with the use of Adobe Photoshop (preferred software) - Proficient with MySQL database (specifically, interaction with a MySQL database from within PHP where necessary) - General knowledge of Apache web server and Red Hat Linux is preferred Experience with Invision messageboards and the back-end of e-commerce is a plus. This is a contract position and would involve 4-8 hours of work a day for the foreseeable future. Because this is a telecommuting position, we welcome applicants from anywhere in the world. We're especially interested in people who have struggled with acne themselves and/or are committed to helping people clear up their skin. Please include a phone number with your resume.

Front-End Web Developer (HTML/CSS/Javascript) for U.S. News & World Report

brownpau — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 13:03:47 -0800

(Washington, DC) U.S. News & World Report has an immediate opening for a front-end web developer with strong skills in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This position requires expert-level knowledge of WC3 standards, cross-browser development, accessibility, and a solid understanding of the principles of information architecture and search engine optimization. Strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet deadlines are also required. Duties include - working with editors, web producers, graphic artists, and programmers to create innovative online features and interactive tools - creating web-based content from conceptual page plans in Photoshop - crafting flexible templates for custom Zope/Python content management system - integrating and troubleshooting code from third-party content and E-commerce partners Applicants will be required to provide code demonstrating a clear separation of content, presentation and behavior, and an unobtrusive use of JavaScript. Some night and weekend work required. Basic Requirements - HTML/XHTML - CSS - JavaScript Preferred Requirements - Experience working in a Unix environment - Python - Zope 2 / Zope 3 - SQL - Flash - Streaming Video - Experience with version control This is a full-time position onsite at our offices in Washington, DC.

Entry Level Web Programmer

snickerdoodle — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 16:36:39 -0800

We are one of the country's leading manufacturers of professional grade energy conservation motion sensors and outdoor lighting equipment. As a Web Programmer, you will be responsible for writing database-driven web applications in PHP, Java with special emphasis on new Web 2.0 technologies such as Ajax. You will work on many different projects, from building new applications to reengineering old ones. You will report to the IT Manager and join the IT department in supporting a fast growing, exciting company based in Northern New Jersey. Required Skills & Experience · PHP programming · Java web programming · MySQL or similar database experience · Familiarity with Web 2.0 concepts · Experience with Ajax (Async Javascript And XML) · Working with designers and creating CSS files · XML and XHTML · Familiarity with Linux, Windows and OS X environments Compensation Competitive based on skills and experience. First year performance related bonus up to $10k. Open to relocation and/or H1B sponsorship. Benefits: · 401K matching · Healthcare for you and your family · Dental care for you and your family · Life Insurance

Part Time Web Developer

ardgedee — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:09:27 -0800

We're an award-winning design and advertising firm looking to expand our web team with a part-time developer. You'll be working on location in our Ann Arbor, MI office 15-20 hours a week as one of two geeks in an office full of designers and marketing experts. You'll have to be good at explaining technical issues to non-technical people and be an advocate for accessibility and website best practices. For some projects you'll be responsible for all the technical aspects of a website, from kickoff to site launch. You'll be doing these tasks:

Work with designers from early in the design cycle to provide feedback on comp direction
Develop templates for WordPress or Joomla, using HTML, CSS, JS, PHP and relevant framework methods
Design sitemaps and wireframes for new websites
Maintain the markup, CSS, script and content on existing websites
Help keep our Macs running and be part of the ad-hoc IT team

You must be ready to work in these things:

HTML
CSS
Javascript
PHP
MySQL

You should be comfortable with writing templates for WordPress from day 1. You may also be told to work in Joomla on occasion. Needless to say, web standards and accessibility are emphasized. The following skills are good to have but aren't necessary:

Familiarity with the jQuery library
Limited Unix/Linux administration experience
Mac administration experience
Familiarity with other LAMP-relevant languages (Perl/Python)

Special extra info for Metafilter members: I'm officially the Director of Web Development and you'd be the web production assistant. In reality, this is going to be a good fit for somebody with low to intermediate web dev skills who wants to work independently but not in isolation. We're on the west side of Ann Arbor, close to I-94, have a pretty mellow, good-humored environment and everybody's ready to help each other out.

Web Design

frenetic — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:28:39 -0800

Looking for someone skilled in clean, simple web design to freshen up my Brad Sucks website. Emphasis on accessibility and clarity while hopefully looking good. I'm willing to do the markup if you happen to be more of a designer than coder.

Web Designer

Operation Afterglow — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:53:56 -0800

Be an integral part of an emerging application development team. Make your own hours and work with some of Austin's leading web development professionals. We are currently looking for a web designer & UI specialist to create and maintain our web properties, campaigns, and programs. This is you: - experience in both table based design and css using div tags - experience with building web site designs for business - experience in creating and alteration of graphics - experience with server side tags - knowledge of HTML limitations inside email clients - HTML/CSS, XML, JavaScript, ASP.net, MSSQL, RSS, Flash, Photoshop, Flash, content management systems, editing software for audio and video, site taxonomy and content distribution techniques - strong graphic design, layout and typography skills - creative and independent thinker with innate design sense and style - working knowledge of cross-browser/cross-platform coding issues and the troubleshooting and testing of sites cross-browser/cross-platform is preferred - strong communication skills and able to communicate effectively with both the technical development team as well as non-technical personnel - excellent problem-solving skills - quick learner – stay on top of new technologies - ability to multi-task in a fast-paced, deadline driven environment - strong attention to detail - portfolio / examples of your work are highly desirable *** LOCAL CANDIDATE ONLY (AUSTIN,TX) | NO HEADHUNTERS OR AGENTS PLEASE *** Experience level: Minimum of 2 years experience in a professional environment. Apply the skills that you love to an industry you love.

Web Designers Required (Work Remotely)

hrsmalltreemedia — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 05:00:16 -0800

We are an internet consultancy firm seeking a front-end web designer. We are looking for someone who is passionate about CSS and HTML and who has a good grasp of Photoshop. You do not need to be a very good graphics designer, but you do need a solid understanding of CSS/HTML as well as a strong desire to learn and improve on your skills. 50% of your time will be working on website mockups and drafts according to the specifications of the project manager and 50% of your time will be spent improving your skills. We expect you to do a lot of learning on your own. The position will start as part-time (1-2hrs per day) and gradually increase as you progress with the company. An example of work we want from you is something similar to http://www.showhype.com Requirements: - Have good command of spoken and written English. - Know how to setup and write clean CSS and HTML (using divs) - Know how to navigate Photoshop and create basic graphics like simple logos and banners Pay is about 600 USD/month initially and will go up as your work hours go up. Please send email to: hr@smalltreemedia.com

Contract UI Designer

clarkie666 — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:33:15 -0800

Contract UI Designer required for internal Project Management and Accounting application. At this stage the application has been developed using a rough template - what we need is a designer to standardize and organize the look and feel of the application. We are open to working with the contractor in two ways - either a designer that will present mockups that we will HTML and CSS code, or a preferably a designer/programmer who wishes to, or can directly code the CSS and HTML themselves. We are hoping to partner with a forward thinking person that can work with the company in the future on a number of internal and external web applications. The aforementioned application is one that will continue to be built on and developed. The application is built in PHP and is hosted internally. Please forward details of experience, together with examples of work (preferably online) and hourly salary requirements. Thanks in advance!

HTML and CSS for simple web site

dobbs — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 21:47:20 -0800

Looking for someone to do a one-off job of coding a simple web site. The site is already designed and has a very basic structure (header, footer, horizontal nav, some columns for content). I imagine that for someone who's on their game that this is at most 2 hours work and probably much quicker by frankensteining past jobs (trust me, it's very basic). Final product must be cross-platform/browser compatible & standards-compliant. Those interested, send me an email and I'll fire you a graphic. If you feel the fee is insufficient and that I've underestimated the time please state so once you see the graphic and let me know you're price. You tell me how quick you can get it done and I'll choose from the applicants. When the job is done, I'll paypal you the fee.

Smallish whitehat-only SEO job

paul_smatatoes — Thu, 29 May 2008 20:25:51 -0800

Nothing too big, but a friend needs some work on a brochure site, and I don't have the time to help, since- while I know a great deal about the topic, and can explain it to them in depth- I don't have the time to sit down and distill his ideas into keywords/phrases, redo navigational items, titles, etc. Do you know all the usual best practices for this field? Want some extra cash? Not an evil link spammer? Get in touch and I'll connect you.

Junior web developer / CSS ninja

xmutex — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:33:39 -0800

The Junior Web Developer position will have significant impact on our company. The company is growing steadily every month and the successful candidate will have immediate ability to influence and learn. This person will work on some very interesting projects in the social networking software area and will learn a tremendous amount about building a successful company from the ground up as a part of our team. We seek a bright, motivated candidate to fill our need for a Junior Web Developer. We are looking for an intelligent, fast learner who can thrive in a high energy environment. The candidate must be able to deal with ambiguity and interact with Professional Services in the charge of implementing and configuring client sites. Some maintenance of the current product would also be required. Small World Labs, Inc. provides an online social and professional networking platform to organizations, groups, companies, associations, and entrepreneurs. Our customers come to us to leverage our expertise in social networking to offer specialized social networking applications to their constituents and market. Overview: The ideal candidate would have at least 1 year experience with the following technologies: - PHP - CSS - MYSQL - DHTML - Javascript - AJAX - Mashups If the candidate has little exposure to PHP, experience with C/C++ and/or Java is required. Familiarity with Linux or another UNIX OS is preferred. Business analyst/requirements gathering experience desired. Education: - Bachelors or graduate degree Required Experience: - 1 year successful work experience in a developer capacity - Development skills as above Other Desired Skills: - Expert user of current online social and professional networks - Strong communication skills both written and verbal - Ability to work in a team environment Please send resumes to jobs@smallworldlabs.com.

Systems Administrator/Junior Developer

Material Media — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 15:48:10 -0800

Material Media, the company that runs Nerve.com, Babble.com, and other sites, is looking for an experienced Systems Administrator who has an interest in programming. Your primary responsibilities will include looking after our servers, managing our network, and providing desktop support for our office staff. However, we do not expect these tasks to occupy all of your time. When you are not doing systems administration work, you will have the opportunity to develop innovative web applications. This position is ideal for a skilled systems administrator who is interested in becoming a programmer. To fill this role, you must be fluent in the following technologies : Windows Server 2003 : Setup, Installation, Maintenance, Active Directory, IIS, Scheduled backups SQL Server 2005 : Setup, Installation, Maintenance, Scheduled backups, Indexes, Scheduled jobs Cisco routers and firewalls : VPN, NAT Internet techologies : TCP/IP, DNS, FTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript Office technologies : Windows XP, Mac OSX, MS Office for the Mac and PC, MS Outlook, MS Entourage Programming : Mastery of at least one programming language. Experience in the following technologies aren't required, but will give you an advantage over other applicants : C#, ASP .NET, VB/VBScript, SQL/T-SQL, XML/XSL, Perforce (or other source control system), NBX IP phone systems About our work environment : We pride ourselves on having a laid-back, relaxed environment. Jeans and t-shirts are the norm. You will be surrounded by creative, freethinking individuals who have interesting jobs. Hours are normal, and you won't be expected to take your work home with you. Strategies and designs are discussed freely and are always open for debate. Additionally, we have a pool table, a fully-stocked liquor cabinet, and pizza day once a month. And I guarantee that our work parties rival your friends' house parties. Eligibility : This job requires you to be on-site, and you must be a US citizen. No H1-B, offshore, outsource, or telecommuting. No recruiters, please.

Flash Developer (San Francisco)

seattle717 — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 09:42:31 -0800

Are you one of the rare flash developers who builds data driven applications in ActionScript rather than toys on the timeline? A well-funded and fun web 2.0 company undergoing explosive growth after recent acquisition - requires a creative and experienced Flash Developer, experienced with video streaming or online support services - for their global web platform. Responsibilities: You will be building all kinds of different widgets - Web cam integrations, voice and video apps, games, animations - you must be passionate about satisfying users, and creative about building the best widgets on the web. The position requires extensive experience building XML-driven Flash applications and a strong commitment to building robust applications on a rapid development cycle. Requirements: 3+ years of solid software development experience (SDLC) Expertise in Adobe Flash Development: ActionScript, CPU/Memory optimization, JavaScript, Flash bridging, Cross-browser compatibility Knowledge of HTML, XML, JSON and HTTP Good understanding of AMF (Action Message Format), SOAP, data exchanges (between Flash app and back-end database) Extensive design experience B.S. in Computer Science, or equivalent experience Strong analytical skills and ability to assist other team members in problem solving as well as work independently, complete projects and communicate status updates with minimum supervision This is a GREAT career opportunity for the right type of technical talent!! For immediate consideration of your candidacy, please forward a copy of your chronological resume (ideally reflecting each task, responsibility and technology mentioned in this job description). Relocation assistance is not available for this position. Please have available a small video presentation of your work for review by the hiring managers. Please forward your cover letter and resume to Jennifer Francisco, seattle717@gmail.com.

Assistant Web Designer (Temp), Guggenheim Museum

jivadravya — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 10:31:53 -0800

The world-renowned Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is seeking a temporary Assistant Web Designer/Production for its Publications Department. This temporary position may lead to regular employment. POSITION SUMMARY: The Assistant Web Designer/Production is responsible for designing and developing new content within the Museum’s Web site, while maintaining that all departments are using design standards. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Design, make image updates/corrections, and input new content within Web site Content Management System (CMS) Design and develop web pages with XHTML/CSS/Flash based on established style guide and for new projects and microsites Work with Web team and all departments to gather content for the Web site—images, texts, etc. Edit and optimize images Assist with deployment of new Website Interface with third party Web design firm and developers as necessary Provide design and development of third party products/add ons Work with all departments to ensure design standards are maintained site-wide Research and work with Web team and all departments on expanding and developing content and new features for the Web site QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS: Ability to write standards-based XHTML, CSS (beyond WYSIWYG editors); understanding of cross-browser issues and their workarounds Ability to animate in Flash Knowledge of a scripting language, preferably JavaScript or ActionScript. Proficiency with design software, including Adobe CS3 software suite. Experience with Quark/InDesign a plus An online portfolio required, indicating your role all projects Technical familiarity with new Internet technologies such as RSS feeds, blogs, podcasts, etc. Prior experience using a web-based CMS such as Drupal or Joomla a plus The Guggenheim offers a competitive salary and excellent medical, life, disability and pension plan coverage to its regular staff. Our regular staff also enjoys generous vacation, sick leave and personal days, access to a variety of cultural institutions, discounts to museum stores and an interesting work environment. Qualified applicants please send your resume and cover letter, including salary expectations, to employment@guggenheim.org. Indicate the job title “Assistant Web Designer/Production” in the subject line. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.

Web 2.0 Designer/Developer - Contract

jeffamaphone — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 17:16:12 -0800

Xeriton Corporation is one of the fastest growing software companies in the Pacific Northwest. Profitable for ten years straight, we have an immediate opening for an on-site Web Designer/Developer to lead the design and (front-end) implementation of an exciting new social networking property (think Digg, but on steroids). Your responsibility would be to design/refine the visual look and layout of the site with an eye towards functionality and ease of use. Your work will be in HTML, Javascript, and the various graphics tools of your choice. Knowledge of ASP.NET is a definite bonus: you don't need to code in C# of course, but understanding how to integrate with the codebehind is helpful. This position will be contract based with a possible option to convert to fulltime. We have a fun, bright, and collaborative work environment, free beverages, massage chairs, and the standard tech company amenities. We will consider only on-site work at our Sammamish, WA (Redmond) location, and you must be able to start before August ends.

Front End Web Developer

armoured-ant — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 03:55:32 -0800

So, you're religious about standards, speak fluently in the tongues of CSS and XHTML and have declared jihad against IE several times in your last few years of professional web development. You're festidious about detail, have an eye for design, are a dab hand with Photoshop, care about usability, accessibility, semantics, information architecture and, importantly, making things that work well using best practices. Moreover, you enjoy doing all of this stuff, and would like to do it on big boy web sites, for clients like Coca-Cola, Orange and eBay. Also, you're not just gonna turn up, stare at your screen all day, then disappear at 5:30pm. You're personable, sociable, interesting, interested, fun, funny, keen and sane. Well, mostly sane. Whack me your CV, portfolio URL or disk (a must, since we're obviously gonna wanna need to see some code…), and tell me about yourself, what got you this far, and where you wanna go next.