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Sr. Online Product Development Lead or Product Manager

psmealey — Wed, 21 May 2008 09:09:06 -0800

I recently started working for the World Wrestling Entertainment (yes, the world famous WWE, a company that I had known very little about until I started interviewing with them a couple of months ago. Turns out it is a marketing monster with an astonishingly professional while exceptionally friendly business culture. Certainly a great place to work and only a short train commute (45 min) from Grand Central Station in New York. I am Vice President of Product Development here, and have started down the path of putting together a first-rate time. For right now, I am looking for one or two first-rate on-line Product Managers. People with experience managing all types of interactive projects, whether design, infrastructure, e-commerce, ad supported media, etc. Agency or internal experience is good, but I have a particular interest in people who have managed full product lifecycle for one or more high profile consumer brands.

Web Content Developer

tbrowne76 — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 11:03:26 -0800

Work with mission and ministry areas to communicate PC(USA) activities and initiatives online by identifying, editing and producing Web sites, Podcasts, Blogs, Enewsletters and using social media such as Facebook, MySpace, etc. Act as project manager by coordinating communication, facilitating meetings and creating requirements and timelines as necessary. Essential job tasks and responsibilities: 1. Seek appropriate content from all ministry and mission areas of the PC(USA) 2. Coordinate with other writers, designers, photographers and video producers to produce material to be distributed through a variety of online media 3. Compose and copy-edit content, using clear, concise, lively writing style 4. Develop new and update existing content in accordance with editorial and technical standards 5. Assist in developing online communications strategies 6. Work with Creative Services team to develop, implement and evaluate an annual work plan 7. Participate in Communications & Funds Development and inter-unit planning as assigned 8. Stay abreast of online communication trends and developments in online technology Required skills, talents and gifts: 1.Web development 2. Confidence 3. Active listening 4. Assertiveness 5. Providing support 6. Cooperative 7. Working with people 8. Dependability 9. Articulate 10. Cross cultural sensitivity 11. Flexibility 12. Adaptability 13. Works as team member 14. Time management 15. Multi-tasking Required experience, licenses and certifications: Years of related experience: 3-5 - Manage several projects simultaneously with attention to deadlines and detail - Excellent verbal and written communication skills; - In-depth familiarity with the Internet and World Wide Web; - Concise, accurate writer and editor; - Public relations, marketing and customer service skills; - Work with self-discipline and minimal supervision - Write persuasively and produce appealing content - Work collegially with other staff, clients and constituents

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.

PHP Developer

FlamingBore — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:52:46 -0800

This Web Developer / Programmer position will be focused on the development and design of some exciting new projects for Name.com. Specifically, the person will work with Name.com team members to identify necessary development requirements, implement, and maintain new and existing company related web applications. Job Requirements * Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or equivalent experience * Minimum of 1-2 years experience developing web applications in PHP * Linux/Unix experience is desirable * Self-motivated, thrives in a fun, dynamic environment * Some experience with e-commerce * Ability to work and solve problems independently & work effectively in a team environment * Network programming & AJAX type knowledge is a plus Interested candidates should send their resume to: careers@name.com

Lead Web Developer

kkenedy — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 22:37:10 -0800

Tesla Motors, a fast-growing start-up that is changing the way the world thinks about electric cars, is looking for a talented senior web developer and tech lead. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone to come and take a great website to the next level. Strong PHP, LAMP experience required. Find more about the job here: http://www.teslamotors.com/learn_more/employment.php?id=613 You can apply through our website, or you can send a resume directly to me at kkenedy@comcast.net. (My personal email.) Tesla Motors does not work with outside recruiters, sorry.

Marketing Analyst

FlamingBore — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 15:12:15 -0800

The Marketing Analyst will be responsible for collecting and analyzing data to track sales, spending and customer retention. In addition, the analyst will drive customer satisfaction surveys, customer segmentation and database marketing efforts to increase sales and improve the customer experience. The analyst will be expected to advise the marketing and management teams about trends and make suggestions for improving results and achieving goals. This role offers strong opportunities for professional growth and advancement. Responsibilities • Assist in the execution of company's marketing strategies and plans with quantitative targets. • Oversee the creation and efficiency of all marketing reports. • Conduct and analyze customer-experience surveys. • Maintain departmental reporting/campaign analysis for all media. • Assist with the management of marketing campaigns. • Identify new member acquisition and retention programs. • Translate customer/clients needs into new features and new services. • Lead consumer segmentation, member communications and database marketing efforts to increase sales and improve customer's experience. • Will maintain a served-market analysis defining the total market, company market share, competitor market share, and available market share by product market. • Analyze product groups to determine product performance, price adjustments, and product improvement. • Responsible for the improving and writing marketing processes and procedures. • Identify and structure mutually beneficial and profitable relationships with major customers and partners. Qualifications • Proven achievement and team-building capabilities. • Track-record for setting and achieving quantitative marketing objectives. • Passion for customers experience. • Excellent oral and written communication skills. • Outstanding strategic, analytical and organizational capabilities. • Adept and eager to work cross-functionally with Product Development/Management and Sales. • Minimum 2 years experience in online consumer marketing. • BS/BA; MBA preferred

Graphic Designer Needed

geryon — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 12:59:46 -0800

I need a new look for my theater directing portfolio. I could use some help in figuring out how to lay out the pictures, how to display them, maybe create some of kind of "brand identity" (ugh). I've got some big meetings in the next couple of months and I want to be able to clearly display my work in print and online, and I could really use someone to take a look at my work and critique it/help me design a better look for it. Email me for more details. I'd be great if you had a portfolio for me to look at first, but if you're young and looking for a portfolio builder, than this job could be right up your alley. Please also include a quote/hourly rate, etc.

Traffic Manager / Asst to VP of Sales – Nerve Media

Sarah_Nerve — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:49:27 -0800

Nerve Media, the award-winning online publishing company, is looking for a full-time traffic manager with up to 2 years of experience in or exposure to online advertising. This person will become an integral part of Nerve Media’s expanding advertising department and will have opportunities to advance into ad sales and/or marketing. The ad traffic manager will work closely with the ad sales department to execute successful online ad campaigns and enhance Nerve’s advertising relationships by providing exceptional service to our advertising clients. The winning candidate will also assist the VP of sales on all advertising campaigns and projects. We’re looking for a highly motivated, dynamic person who has a knack for detail, organization, patience and communication with others and is a problem solver. The winning candidate must be someone who can deftly and diplomatically coordinate long-term, multi-faceted campaign projects, is comfortable switching back and forth between several tasks at once without making mistakes and has excellent time-management skills. This person will enjoy using numbers to solve problems but will also generate creative solutions on their own and, when that fails, is willing to work through issues with our third party ad serving customer service center. The winning candidate must be excited about the future of online media and a have desire to learn about interactive advertising. The traffic manager will be responsible for assisting the VP of sales on all advertising campaigns, maintaining an advertising schedule, communicating with advertising clients and their traffic mangers throughout all stages of a campaign, uploading proposals into MediaVisor, Atlas, etc receiving and testing creatives, uploading and monitoring ads using 24/7 Real Media OAS, working to optimize campaign performances, compiling reports for clients, keeping track of advertising inventory, monitoring campaign delivery and handling insertion orders and payments. This person will also work with Nerve’s graphic designers to create and send Nerve Media’s weekly newsletters and dedicated emails. If an ad buy includes an event, such as a film screening, premiere or party, the traffic manager will help our graphic designers create the invitation, will be responsible for sending the invite and will work with our event planners to make sure the event goes smoothly. The ad trafficker will also coordinate with our IT department to create new methods of ad delivery and refine existing ones. This person will also perform some additional assistant level activities for the advertising sales staff. Nerve Media offers a casual but very hard-working environment with great opportunities for advancement. As part of our small, driven team you will be immersed in online advertising and gain valuable experience. Skills: Candidates must be skilled in Microsoft Excel, Power Point, Outlook, Word and so on. Knowledge of HTML and JavaScript, extremely helpful. Photoshop and Flash background also helpful. Compensation: Base salary of $40,000 to $50,000, depending on level of experience, plus bonuses and benefits. Special Instructions: Please email cover letter and resume to trafficmanagerposition@nerve.com with subject line TRAFFIC MANAGER. (If your subject line doesn’t say Traffic Manager we might miss your email.) No phone calls please.

Web App Advisor

prophetsearcher — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:03:53 -0800

I know, I know, you've heard it a million times. But this one is for real. A friend and I have been working on a web app idea that has real potential. We've hammered out some business plans (they're solid), scoped out the competition (it's lame) and even started tossing around some names (that's fun). But, you guessed it, we don't actually have the damn site. Problem is, we don't really know enough about what we need to find the programmer we need. My guess, based on some research, is that we need some sort of Ruby on Rails-like guru (need not be RoR per se) to tell us what we need, and how much it will cost to build a 'prototype' and then a full version. If we like you, we'll even give you the job. But for now, we just want to pay you to give us the straight dope. Please be in New York City . We're looking for someone local so we can all sit together, speak openly, and generally gain the nuances and subtleties of human interaction. Also, please send me links to your work - particularly web-app type projects you've managed. The more, the merrier. Finally, please include a reasonable fee for an hour or so of chatting at a Starbucks and honestly and fairly 'downloading' your knowledge to us.

Web Engineer needed for start up ASAP!

seatedbather — Wed, 30 May 2007 17:42:06 -0800

We are a web company implementing practical technology-based solutions to address critical business issues in the $10 billion high-end furniture industry. Integrating social networking, e-commerce, and advanced catalog search technology, we are connecting powerful buyers and sellers in a way that will transform the market. The company has secured top-tier seed financing from high-tech and venture investors. Web Engineer We are looking for an experienced engineer with solid technical skills and a passion for building elegant products for a non-technical user base. The Web Engineer is responsible for working with the Sr. Web Engineer to assist in building key pieces of the site in PHP, managing the release of new features, and partner integrations. Working closely with the web design team, the Web Engineer will assist with implementation of all technical aspects of the site. This position provides an exciting opportunity to have a leadership role in an early stage company bound for success. Required Skills & Experience -4+ years of professional Web development experience -Strong PHP experience and example projects -Strong sense of commitment and responsibility -Strong verbal and written communication skills -Excellent teamwork skills -Excellent analytical and problem solving skills -Experience with writing technical implementation specifications and test plans -Fast learner - can quickly come up to speed with different technologies and -develop prototypes as needed -Self-starter with the ability to work under pressure and handle multiple -simultaneous tasks -Expertise in cross-platform DHTML, XHTML, CSS 2.0, JavaScript 1.5, XML, XSLT -Fluency in PHP, JSP, or ASP.NET -BS/MS in Computer Science or comparable experience Desired Skill & Experience -Drupal -Ecommerce systems development experience -Familiarity with database schema design, and MYSQL or Oracle

Volunteer Graphic Designer/Artist for Bill O'Reilly Boycott Campaign

pantheON — Sat, 19 May 2007 20:56:02 -0800

Looking for an artist willing to volunteer to create a cartoonish logo for an O'Reilly boycott campaign. Your ideas and creativity are welcome. I am hoping to capture the imagination of the public, so you may have the satisfaction of having your work seen by many. Any other artistic contributions you may wish to make to the website would also be more than welcome.

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.

Traffic Manager

Sarah_Nerve — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:50:09 -0800

Nerve Media, the award-winning online publishing company, is looking for a full-time traffic manager with up to 2 years of experience in or exposure to online advertising. This person will become an integral part of Nerve Media’s expanding advertising department and will have opportunities to advance into ad sales and/or marketing. The ad traffic manager will work closely with the ad sales department to execute successful online ad campaigns and enhance Nerve’s advertising relationships by providing exceptional service to our advertising clients. We’re looking for a highly motivated, dynamic person who has a knack for detail, organization, patience and communication with others and is a problem solver. The winning candidate must be someone who can deftly and diplomatically coordinate long-term, multi-faceted campaign projects, is comfortable switching back and forth between several tasks at once without making mistakes and has excellent time-management skills. This person will enjoy using numbers to solve problems but will also generate creative solutions on their own and, when that fails, is willing to work through issues with our third party ad serving customer service center. The winning candidate must be excited about the future of online media and a have desire to learn about interactive advertising. The traffic manager will be responsible for maintaining an advertising schedule, communicating with advertising clients and their traffic mangers throughout all stages of a campaign, uploading proposals into MediaVisor, Atlas, etc receiving and testing creatives, uploading and monitoring ads using 24/7 Real Media OAS, working to optimize campaign performances, compiling reports for clients, keeping track of advertising inventory, monitoring campaign delivery and handling insertion orders and payments. This person will work with Nerve’s graphic designers to create and send Nerve Media’s weekly newsletters and dedicated emails. If an ad buy includes an event, such as a film screening, premiere or party, the traffic manager will help our graphic designers create the invitation, will be responsible for sending the invite and will work with our event planners to make sure the event goes smoothly. The ad trafficker will also coordinate with our IT department to create new methods of ad delivery and refine existing ones. This person will also perform some assistant level activities for the advertising sales staff. Nerve Media offers a casual but very hard-working environment with great opportunities for advancement. As part of our small, driven team you will be immersed in online advertising and gain valuable experience. Skills: Candidates must be skilled in Microsoft Excel, Power Point, Outlook, Word and so on. Knowledge of HTML and JavaScript, extremely helpful. Photoshop and Flash background also helpful. Compensation: Base salary of $30,000 to $45,000, depending on level of experience, plus bonuses and benefits. Special Instructions: Please email cover letter and resume to trafficmanagerposition@nerve.com with subject line TRAFFIC MANAGER. (If your subject line doesn’t say Traffic Manager we might miss your email.) No phone calls please.

In House Web Developer for Clothing/Toy company

seatedbather — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 13:43:12 -0800

Who We are We make clothing, giftware, housewares, limited edition artwork, toys, and various other things that we really dig. We sell to clothing, gift, museum, and fancy-pants toy stores worldwide. You can also find our stuff in savvy chains such as Urban Outfitters and Virgin Megastores. What We Want In addition to selling in traditional stores, we do a good amount of business online. We're looking for a web developer to grab our site by the ass and give it a big shake. We want to significantly increase our online sales and are searching for the right person to bring in full-time to lead this project. We are a retail-focused, consumer-oriented web site. As such, you will need to have a strong understanding of the challenges involved in creating, updating, and promoting an online store. The ideal candidate will be a motivated self-starter who will analyze our current and proposed web strategies and work with us intensely to plan, revise, execute, and track the growth of our online business. Job Details • Develop, maintain, and improve our site with hand-coded HTML (DHTML, PHP) using CSS • Integrate and improve online order processes with our backend in-house order fulfillment • Coordinate media assets with our in-house art department • Improve HTML emails • Analyze existing online shopping software solution & develop improved system. • Increase profile of our site through understanding the ins and outs of search rankings and Froogle Skills • 4+ years of hard coding experience in HTML. WISSIWYG is not acceptable. A loving familiarity with BBEdit. • CSS experience • DHTML, PHP, Javascript, Flash experience • Experience with MySQL databases • Clear communication skills, superior work ethic, a sense of humor and a serious appreciation for good design • Candidates who know and love and own GAMA-GO products will be looked upon with much fondness Please submit a plain-text or email resume (no word attachments) and links to projects you have worked on. References will be required. GAMA-GO is an equal-opportunity employer. Salary will be commensurate with skill-level.

Web Developer

FlamingBore — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 11:22:37 -0800

Immediate opening for a highly motivated web programmer to join our development team. This is a Perl developer position with a focus on building scalable, extensible, reliable web applications and support frameworks. We use mod_perl/HTML::Mason/Apache on Linux. Your job will be to rapidly design, prototype, and implement the technical aspects of web-based and server-side applications. A high degree of independent thought and design creativity is expected. Job duties -Hands-on development of web-based applications with short development cycles. -Coordination with project management, engineering and other support resources according to established software development methodologies. -Ongoing documentation, training and support of one’s own code. -Troubleshoot customer problems in demonstrated areas of expertise. Required skills -Significant (recent) Perl and CGI scripting experience -Extensive expertise with Javascript, HTML, PHP, MySQL, XML/XSL, Internet protocols -Experience with AJAX -Linux/Unix platform expertise -Experience with website development, website hosting, and web-based application development - Familiarity with configuration of Apache, Linux, and other common web hosting platform technologies Education and Experience Bachelor's degree (B.A) and 4+ years of experience in the Internet industry or in a related area. Desired skills -Experience with HTML::Mason a strong plus.