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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.

Web Producer, BrainLine @ WETA

sa3z — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 14:05:06 -0800

BrainLine, a new project funded by the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC), is a national multimedia campaign that will disseminate authoritative information and increase public awareness about preventing, diagnosing, treating and living with traumatic brain injury. Over the past ten years, Learning Media has realized WETA’s commitment to education through national education services including websites, local and national television programs, and outreach and other activities to support them. The BrainLine website (www.BrainLine.org) will join the family of these award-winning national education websites produced by WETA: www.ReadingRockets.org, www.LDOnLine.org, www.ColorinColorado.org www.Learningstore.org, and www.AdolescentLiteracy.org. The website will be a major component of the project, along with webcasts featuring experts on brain injury, an electronic newsletter, print material, an outreach campaign, and research and development on a future public television program(s). The Web Producer will play a vital role in the launch of BrainLine, and assist in the development, launch and management of other enhancements and services to the site. The Web Producer will thrive in a fast-paced, start-up environment with tight and defined deadlines. This position is currently funded through 12/31/08. If you would like to be considered for this position, please send a cover letter, salary requirements, and resume to brainlinejobs@weta.com or visit our website at www.weta.org for the full job description and on-line application. WETA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Requirements * Program and code website features as needed. Provide HTML, PHP, and Photoshop support for BrainLine. * Put content on website and keep it updated, so it operates effectively from a technical and user standpoint. * Manage electronic newsletter production, including scheduling, coding, distributing through Get Active, and preparing follow-up reports. * Coordinate online production of webcasts; provide technical expertise to BrainLine managers with scheduling and content development. * Answer customer emails. * Perform other duties and contribute to projects as assigned. Qualifications * College degree or equivalent combination of education and experience * Minimum two years entry level experience in interactive design, user experience, digital media, information science, or related field. * Strong technical skills, including the ability to code using strict XHTML standards, knowledge of content management systems, Advanced PhotoShop skills, and programming skill in PHP, MySQL, CSS and JavaScript. * Understanding of, and affinity for the use of open source software and APIs; experience in implementing Web 2.0 features. * Strong communication and customer service skills with the ability to take direction from more than one manager. * Error-free writing and editing skills. * Mature and flexible with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team in an environment of multiple projects, clients, and deadlines. * Ability to thrive in an entrepreneurial, energetic culture while producing high quality project deliverables on time and within budget. * Demonstrated organizational, project planning and time management skills with the ability to plan and organize work effectively.

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.

Convert design into WordPress theme

Mo Nickels — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 14:44:45 -0800

I need somebody who can convert a single web page design into a working WordPress 2.3.x theme. The design will be delivered in a sliced Photoshop file. You need to be prepared to create as much of the look in well-formed XHTML and CSS as possible. No tables, no frames, and no more graphics or Flash than are necessary. You need to understand columns, boxes, styled text, tight code, cross-browser issues, and consistency. You will use dummy text where the WordPress-specific tags will go and someone else will replace them with working code later, but the styling information must already be in place. In order to apply, you must have an online portfolio. Do not apply if you cannot adhere absolutely to the deadlines. The work begins November 8th and must be complete by November 16th, with no leeway whatsoever. All revisions must also happen before November 16th. This is for a non-profit startup: there is a small, inflexible budget for this: $500, including two rounds of revisions.

Small web design contracts

frenetic — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 12:50:16 -0800

Looking for someone with design skills to help me spruce up some existing websites. The jobs range from small cosmetic fixes (new headers / menu bars) to larger projects (full cosmetic overhauls). Interested primarily in simple/clean design, please send samples. Thank you!

VGMix 3.0 - Javascript / HTML / CSS Wizard

jake — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:57:44 -0800

"yerfatma" recently posted a perfectly-worded listing seeking someone with experience in XHTML, CSS and JavaScript, with a strong opinion about their favorite JavaScript library and a love of browser consistency and attention to detail. I am looking for precisely the same type of person, but I'm paying. We are a well loved, self-funded hobbyist site where members submit and critique arrangements of video game music. I've spent the past three years watching volunteer after volunteer get caught up in school, crushed with day jobs, or simply unmotivated. We're almost a year late on our projected re-launch date, and the natives are restless. I'm willing to hire someone to help get the site launched this year to break the flake-out cycle. You'd be a hero to several thousand nerds. We're close, but we still need Javascript magic and an experienced hand on the markup (alongside the ongoing backend development). We have a complete visual design / theme, so we just need help writing Django templates and spicing them up with Javascript interactivity. The site will allow for custom theming so if you'd like to design your own, zen-garden style, we'd welcome it and I'd do something nice for you! Our team's culture is very friendly and informal - we've hacked various versions of the site together since 2001, and are close friends who hang out on IRC. We use Trac, SVN, and an email list for project management. I am myself a freelance musician so I am a friendly negotiator. If this sounds appealing to you, drop me a line and we'll talk.

Standards-based Web designer

rafter — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 12:10:03 -0800

Hi. We're White Whale, a small start-to-finish design-and-build firm in Oakland that develops standards-based Web sites and data applications. We are looking for an unconventional, intelligent, creative designer with a solid understanding of CSS, Web standards and valid (X)HTML. Because we're very small, we all wear a lot of hats; at any given time you may be working on branding guidelines, doing site buildouts, talking with clients, or working on our own site. So we need someone versatile, but creative thinking about Web design is at the top of our wish list. The position will begin as a part-time position, at a competitive salary, but could become full-time quickly. We offer full health and dental benefits and pay 100% of all premiums. More: http://whitewhale.net/content/nowhiring.php To apply: Visit our website and see if you think we'd be a good fit. Then email jobs@whitewhale.net and tell us what we need to know about you.

PHP Developer

disaster77 — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 22:26:24 -0800

Seeking a PHP Developer to work on a substantial upgrade to an existing PHP web appplication. You must be local to the Boston area for occasional meetings. Required skills: PHP (2+ years) MySQL HTML CSS Javascript/AJAX Please send your resume and hourly rate as well as code samples (PHP and HTML, as attachments please). Applications without these items will not be considered.

Web Developer

yerfatma — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 11:59:34 -0800

PixelMEDIA is looking to add to our small team of experienced web developers. We need someone with experience in hand-coding web sites and user interfaces in XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. Someone with a strong opinion about their favorite JavaScript library, someone who cannot stand inconsistency across browsers and is kept up at night by the 1 pixel differences they spotted across a room. This is a chance to work with terrific visual and information designers on the next world-class project to become part of our portfolio. (Sorry, I have no idea what the pay range is.)

PHP Developer

p8r1ck — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 17:04:22 -0800

We are looking for an intermediate software engineer to join our rapidly growing web development team. Specifically, the person will be working with the LAMP suite of technologies including PHP, Smarty, and MySQL. Ideal candidate will have worked with one or more of the open source commerce platforms such as X-Cart and OS Commerce. Experience with XML Web Services is a big plus. The person will be working with a team of graphic artists, HTML programmers, other Microsoft .Net and LAMP software engineers, as well as project managers to complete a variety of our clients' projects. Almost all work will be performed in our offices in Culver City, CA. Because of our growth there is an almost unlimited opportunity for advancement. Belay Development is a fast-growing full service design and technology company based in Culver City, CA. We were founded five years ago and have experienced over 100% growth every year and are on track to have our largest year to date. Our clients range from small non-profit organizations to Fortune 50 companies and vary in industry including retail, manufacturing, services, etc. We are building a long-term organization and are only looking for individuals that have the same dedication, passion and enthusiasm that our team is founded on. Please send your resume and cover letter to us at hrc@belaydevelopment.com

Web developer in South-East England

bwerdmuller — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 08:08:23 -0800

Hey! We're looking for web developers to work on the next version of our open source social networking framework (and the projects that spring out of it, which are both end-user websites and intranet facilities).

We are:

An innovative Oxford based start-up, hard at work bringing social networking to business, education, non-profits and anyone we can make more efficient.
Committed to open source software and business methodologies.
A friendly and relaxed, but driven, small team.
Interested in dynamic people who bring something new to the table.

You are:

Creative but level-headed.
Both able and willing to clearly share your own ideas as well as listen to and discuss other people's with an open mind.
A genuine web user who understands net culture, is excited by the medium and sees its wider implications.
An old hand at programming for LAMP environments, with some experience of object orientated methodologies. Bonus points for additional experience with any of CakePHP, the Yahoo! UI library or similar, and IIS. We care much more about what you've done than what certificates you have: show us the web apps you're most proud of.
Friendly and relaxed, but efficient.
A fluent English speaker.
Happy with both telecommuting and working from the office.
Willing to work at a company called "Curverider", with a largely non-violent attitude towards people who use words like "folksonomy".

To apply: Send us your CV, preferably in PDF or a common wordprocessor format, to us at info@curverider.co.uk. Also include a brief covering letter about you, a website URL that represents you (eg a Facebook profile), a web application you've written and the answers to these six questions, including as much or as little detail as you think is necessary:

Describe, in English, a simple user login mechanism, including potential security risks and how to overcome them.
What is AJAX? How does it work? When shouldn't you use it?
Explain inheritance.
Pick three community websites and describe their relative merits.
What, for you, are the most important aspects of a web application?
Register with http://eduspaces.net/ and explore the system. How would you improve it?

AJAX / Web 2.0 Guru Needed

grumblebee — Tue, 15 May 2007 11:23:52 -0800

Nabbr.biz is looking for a UI expert with strong HTML, CSS and Javascript skills. You'll be building both large- and small-scale web applications. Design skills are a plus, but we're more concerned with your programming skill than your abilities as a designer. We want someone located in the NYC area. We work as a tightly integrated team, so we'll need you onsite. We have a great team comprised of business people, Flash developers and back-end scripters. To round off our staff, we need someone who excels at browser scripting. Nabbr is a "Social Promotion" company. We make widgets -- little mini websites -- that run on site like MySpace and spread virally. Most of our clients are in the music industry. We've created widgets for The Beatles, Justin Timberlake, Mika, Pink, etc. We're starting to branch into other fields -- such as movies, TV-shows and games. We're a venture-backed startup, but we're doing very well. How well? Check out the live "total videos served" ticker on www.nabbr.biz! Employees earn a compensative salary with the possibility of equity in the company. We're located in downtown Manhattan.

Front End Web Developer

armoured-ant — Mon, 14 May 2007 16:04:59 -0800

So, you're religious about standards, speak fluently in the tongues of CSS and XHTML, 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 available to start pretty damn soon. 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.

A bit of PHP -- email form

dobbs — Fri, 11 May 2007 11:16:17 -0800

I'm reposting this job as parameters have changed slightly. Here's what I need: I need a page with a generic form on it that allows people to write an email and click send and those contents are emailed to a fixed address. The page must also have a checkbox that says "CC [fixed address]" and when that box is checked, a copy of the letter is sent to a second (fixed) address. Must be done by Monday, May 14. $100 by Paypal. Note that I'm just guessing on the price. If you think it's too low, pls let me know. Questions? Bring 'em on!

Junior-Mid Web Developer (HTML / CSS / PHP / Rails)

cheaily — Sun, 29 Apr 2007 22:51:06 -0800

Corporate Image need a web developer who can take a specification, a site map and a photoshop document, and turn them into a fully-functional website. We're an open-source house, so you absolutely MUST have demonstrable experience with: - PHP (version 5) - MySQL - W3C Standards-compliant, cross-browser HTML, CSS and JavaScript - Photoshop People with the skills in the following areas will be HIGHLY regarded: - AJAX-related technologies (primarily, Prototype and Scriptaculous) - Ruby on Rails - GUI Design / Usability - Subversion / CVS - Metaprogramming / Domain Specific Languages You must have a Bachelor's degree in Multimedia / Computer Science (or equivalent), OR at least 2 years commercial experience. This is a Junior position, but someone with the right skills and experience may be considered for a mid-weight position. Salary commensurate with experience. Send all applications, including a resume and cover letter to dan@cidesign.com.au

Database and Reporting Specialist

chota — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 11:18:17 -0800

Hello! MidSOUTH at UALR is a grant-funded training organization that seeks to train in the areas of initial and continuing education for social workers, foster parents, adoptive parents, and staff of the Division of Family and Child Services in the state of Arkansas. We're looking for someone to complete our IT team by stepping into the role of our php/mysql guru. The ideal candidate will know about data normalization, mysql optimization, and have a good understanding of database concepts. Also, the ability to use PHP, Crystal Reports, or other methods to produce reports of the data for our customers. We are thinking of moving to a CMS to simplify our current custom-designed portal, so experience with leading CMSs--we're leaning towards Drupal or Typo3--would be helpful. MidSOUTH is a great place to work (I've been here three years); even though we're part of a university, we have no faculty (and none of the political intrigue that brings), only staff. Also, $40,000 will take you a lot farther in Little Rock than most any other city! Anyway, shoot me or the jobs line a message if you have any questions. Here is the original posting, as it went out to the newspapers: * * * * * The University of Arkansas at Little Rock, MidSOUTH seeks a qualified applicant to fill the Database Specialist position in its Information Technology Division. This position involves database design and management for MidSOUTH. Responsibilities include the design, creation, production, maintenance, and upgrade of the data collection and reporting side of MidSOUTH’s Web and non-Web systems. Duties include but are not limited to: - Develop and maintain Web based and other data collection and reporting solutions for MidSOUTH. - Maintain and develop MidSOUTH’s data systems and web portals. - Maintain the CHRIS software/database system at MidSOUTH. - Provide technical maintenance and support of the Peopleware database. - Write technical documentation and client support documentation. Minimum Qualifications: - Minimum of three years work experience in Web based SQL data programming, specifically in PHP and MySQL. - Expert knowledge in database design and architecture. - Programming skills (such as: PHP, Cold Fusion, ASP.net, JavaScript, Oracle PL/SQL, and VBscript). - Experience in various software programs including but not limited to Microsoft Office Pro, and Windows and Unix OS’s. - Experience in Content Management Systems and Enterprise Reporting Systems a plus. - Highly developed problem-solving abilities. - Excellent writing, verbal, interpersonal, and organizational skills. - Must be a self-starter with the ability to work independently and in a team environment. - Outstanding customer service skills. Bachelor’s degree highly preferred. In-state & overnight travel will be required. Position will require occasional work other than normal office hours. Applicants must have the ability to lift 30 pounds and negotiate stairs. To apply: submit a current resume and a letter of application to: jobs@midsouth.ualr.edu or mail to: MidSOUTH, Attn: Frances K Griebel, 2801 S. University, Little Rock, AR 72204. Application deadline is April 20, 2007 @ 5:00 p.m. No telephone calls or faxes will be accepted. The salary is in the lower $40k range with competitive fringe benefits. All MidSOUTH positions are funded through contracts and are renewed on an annual basis contingent on funding. All applications are subject to public disclosure under AR Freedom of Information Act. The University of Arkansas at Little Rock is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer and actively seeks the candidacy of minorities, women and persons with disabilities. Under Arkansas law, all applications are subjected to disclosure. Persons hired must have proof of legal authority to work in the United States.

web developer and/or video editor at an NBC/Universal owned cable TV network

Asparagirl — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 15:19:26 -0800

A major cable TV network owned by NBC/Universal is seeking one or two interns for the summer semester. The positions are unpaid, but you will get college or graduate school credit, and a foot in the door at a great TV network and a really great place to work. You'll get a lot of hands on experience with what it's like working in a digital media group at a network, and get to see your work make a real difference to our websites and online video offerings. We have a lot of projects on our plate -- new website features to build, new shows launching all the time, bugs to fix and tech support questions to track down, message boards to (lightly) moderate, online webisodes to cut and encode, reality show contestants to interview on camera for online bonus content, production company tapes to log for our tape library, photo galleries to cut and resize and upload, 50+ blogs to publish and oversee -- and not nearly enough people to do them! We can split this internship into one web development focused internship and one video editing focused internship, or we can grab one or two "jack of all trades" people. It depends on what skills you bring to the table. Things we're looking for, video-related: - Final Cut Pro experience a BIG plus - ability to operate a "prosumer" level video camera and audio equipment - familiarity with podcasts, audio encoding of WAV files to MP3 format, creating ID3 tags for MP3's - familiarity with both Mac's and PC's Things we're looking for, web-related: - HTML, XHTML, XML knowledge - CSS knowledge, including positioning and not just text-formatting, and some knowledge of CSS hacks to get around IE's long-standing issues. - web standards, semantic code, accessibility issues, separating layout from content using XHTML + CSS, how to position content on a page without using tables, how to create appropriate headings and page structure, etc. - Movable Type v.3.2+ and its major plugins - Adobe Photoshop experience - Macromedia Dreamweaver experience - basic PHP - basic MySQL queries - familiarity with both Mac's and PC's The internships are for any three days of the week, with relatively flexible hours, as long as Wednesday is one of the three days. THE INTERNSHIPS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE FOR COLLEGE OR GRADUATE SCHOOL CREDIT. If you're interested, please respond with a short cover letter and a copy of your resume ASAP.

Web/Interaction Designer/Developer for Online Game

metajack — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:38:32 -0800

Chesspark is hiring! We're a small distributed company building an online chess game service on top of technology like XMPP/Jabber, AJAX, Python, and Django. Most of the company is currently focused on improving the backend and the game clients, and we're looking to add someone to the team to focus on making the website better and more full featured and who has a keen eye for design. Things we're looking for: * excellent design skills * excellent communication skills * self-motivated * experience writing HTML/CSS Bonus points for: * Python or Django experience * Javascript chops You'd be working from home, but we get everyone together every few months face to face in the same place. If you're interested, please contact me at jack@chesspark.com. Include your resume and/or some pointers to things you done. You can also reach me inside Chesspark pretty much any time.

Web/Interaction Designer/Developer for Online Game

metajack — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:46:06 -0800

Chesspark is hiring! We're a small distributed company building an online chess game service on top of technology like XMPP/Jabber, AJAX, Python, and Django. Most of the company is currently focused on improving the backend and the game clients, and we're looking add someone to the team to focus on making the website better and more full featured and who has a keen eye for design. Things we're looking for: * excellent design skills * excellent communication skills * self-motivated * experience writing HTML/CSS Bonus points for: * Python or Django experience * Javascript chops You'd be working from home, but we get everyone together every few months face to face in the same place. If you're interested, please contact me at jack@chesspark.com. Include your resume and/or some pointers to things you done. You can also reach me in game pretty much any time.