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Web Developer- PHP and MediaWiki (revised)

slow graffiti — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 08:32:02 -0800

We are looking for a freelance web developer with expertise in PHP and MediaWiki for part-time, from-home work. Compensation would be about $1000/month. The amount of time involved would be subject to negotiation, but it would likely range from 5-15 hours/week, depending on the developer's level of expertise. The developer would be working alone on an established, content-rich website that already has significant prominence. *Please note that a previous version of this ad requested that applicants be in Southern California for meetings in-person. That requirement has been dropped, and the position is now open to qualified applicants regardless of location. Interested parties should email php_wiki.20.waverleo@xoxy.net Please include a resume and cover letter. Please do not send MeFi mail in response to this ad since it may not be checked quickly.

Web Developer- PHP and MediaWiki

slow graffiti — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 22:22:08 -0800

We are looking for a freelance web developer with expertise in PHP and MediaWiki for part-time "from home" work. Compensation would be about $1000/month. The amount of time involved would be subject to negotiation, but it would likely range from 5-15 hours/week, depending on the developer's level of expertise. The developer would be working alone on an established, content-rich website that already has significant prominence. In-person meetings would take place monthly -- as such, it is preferable that the developer live in Southern California. All other communication would take place online. Interested parties should email php_wiki.20.waverleo@xoxy.net Please include a resume and cover letter.

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

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.

Senior PHP Developer for web dev firm

disillusioned — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:01:30 -0800

We (Synapse Studios) need a senior PHP developer with PHP 5/OO experience who can step in and help guide the growth we're expecting in the near-term. We've gotten along now for a few years with some great developers, but no one with structured experience who can bring our architecture and coding methodologies to the next level. That's who we're looking for. We're also looking for someone that knows how to write clean and efficient PHP5 object oriented code at the enterprise level. Here is a list of our "absolutely-must-have" requirements: * PHP 5 - object oriented experience * SQL knowledge: basic and advanced (i.e. stored procedures, views, triggers, etc) * HTML (can code by hand or in sleep) * Subversion or other version control systems * Some HTTP experience (you should know the difference between GET versus POST, what a 404 is versus a 200, 301 redirect, etc) * Regular expressions (at least able to understand them even if they give you horrible, horrible nightmares) * Model-View-Controller (MVC) experience (via frameworks such as Kohana, Zend, Cake, or Symfony for example) * AJAX by way of jQuery, YUI or any other popular libraries * Knowledge of design patterns * Apache and mod_rewrite experience * Linux system administration skills * Extensive Javascript and CSS knowledge * Experience with at least one other language (C, Perl, Java, Python, Ruby) * Using and writing APIs We need someone on site in Tempe, Arizona, but we're open to helping people relocate. We're a younger group of motivated web developers and our company is growing rapidly. We keep things fun and interesting, have great office space in the downtown district, and do our best to give back to our community. Find more out about us at our site. This is your first test, so don't screw it up... To apply, send ALL of the following to jobs at synapsestudios dot com: 1. Your resume 2. Some samples showing off what you can do 3. Include the job title in the subject line of the email

Budding, all-round web guy and interested party

iamcrispy — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:04:54 -0800

Hi, this isn't so much a job opportunity, more of an opportunity for someone who has the creative chops, and the desire to at least explore the possibility of a business venture. I have what I believe is a good embryonic idea to create a dating site that doesn't make the user feel like a commodity, taking a couple of cues from the metafilter community model. But my experience of creating websites is pretty limited to HTML and some graphic design, and not much else. I really don't know what programming languages and such are required these days, and want someone who knows their stuff. What I'm looking for is someone who wants a project to work on in their spare time. Someone to develop the back, and front-end of this kind of community website. I intend to provide creative input, ideas, graphics and such, and am also happy to muck in and learn new things if required. So, in short, I am looking for a project partner, with a look toward creating a business together. Ideally you would be based in the UK, but I can't imagine being in another country would be an impossibility. If you are at all interested, please get in contact. This would not be a paid position until money can be made from the project.

LAMP, REST Web Developer for an Enterprise Security Appliance

abulafa — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 11:22:11 -0800

I'm seeking a web application/web UI developer ninja of surpassing quality. I need an AJAX/XSLT/DHTML juggernaut who can select, customize & maintain a product-specific LAMPish solution, work closely with folks in our Consulting organization to rapidly prototype web applications leveraging our MIR appliance and consulting kickassery, and preferably hold their own in at least one of: beer pong, bughouse, or basketball.
This position will work closely with our Consulting organization who use MIR on a daily basis to bring their field-developed REST+MIR solutions into the product mainline, build new solutions based on product roadmap and individual innovation and enhance appliance-based web offerings and leverage web technologies to develop the next generation of our software.

View the job at http://www.mandiant.com/jobopenings/PROD0500.htm (also attached and excerpted below for your cut & pasting pleasure)
Email resumes to recruiting@mandiant.com.
Read more about MANDIANT, a boutique information security consulting firm, developers of MANDIANT Intelligent Response (MIR), our publications and press.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Work closely with the Consulting organization to provide rapid prototyping and plan a path to integration for ongoing internal projects.
Design, code, test, and deploy software products per the company’s product strategy according to the company’s Software Development Lifecycle.
Acquire knowledge of required technologies on a product-by-product basis to ensure timely delivery of quality software.
Produce work estimates as requested; refine estimate skills over time to ensure accurate forecasting for software product delivery dates.
Participate in analysis of customer needs; produce mappings to product features and requirements.
Provide feedback to management on product and company strategy based on personal experience and expertise.
Work with other team members in a collegial fashion; collaborate with others to achieve team goals.
Other duties as assigned.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE

Requires B.S. or BA. in a technical field, or equivalent experience in a related discipline.
2-10 years experience in software engineering.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Knowledge of development languages and methodologies prevalent in web development such as JavaScript, PHP, Perl, Python, Ruby, Java.
Background developing web applications using a LAMP stack (or similar) with a strong focus on rapid prototyping, database modeling, standards-based presentation (CSS, JavaScript, DHTML), JSON and AJAX
Strong understanding of Linux web server and application server solutions.
Experience with modern service-oriented architecture and data exchange technologies, such as JSON, XML, DOM parsing models, and XSLT transformations.
Familiarity with Windows platforms including Windows XP, Server 2003, and Vista.
Strong understanding of data management and abstraction; familiarity with SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL).
Experience developing applications using HTTP and Representational State Transfer (REST)
Strong debugging skills using industry standard tools.
Experience working in a tightly integrated team, including familiarity with iterative and agile software development methods.

ADDITIONAL VALUED SKILLS

Experience with advanced streaming and schema-aware XSLT processors.
Background in developing scalable solutions for large infrastructure management problems (e.g., enterprise systems management or security monitoring tools).
Background in information security disciplines, such as digital forensics, application/systems assessments, and incident response.
Familiarity with .NET Framework, C#, C++ and C.

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.

Senior Web Developer

spicynuts — Tue, 26 May 2009 12:16:20 -0800

Senior Web Developer Needed for e-Comm Start Up E-comm start up in Tween Do It Yourself Fashion building in-house dev team. Looking for one or two more senior web application developers to complete our team. Need to build a highly motivated, dynamic team that can handle the challenges of a start up environment, meaning we need critical thinkers, problem solvers, team players who believe in the business and want to contribute. Position Description Role will be to work with the Director of Web Development and the Director of Product Development/Marketing to develop and implement next phase functionality of site, maintain and improve the existing web site, design, develop and implement the core technology required to support the site and the business, and manage infrastructure/code to support growth. Day to day responsibilities will include - Planning and implementation of new functionality both customer facing and back office - Plan and implement UI and IA improvements - Analyze problems of scalability and implement solutions - code and database optimization/maintenance - Problem solving/bug fixing - Developing specific functionality to support business partnerships or promotions - Minimal network and system administration Requirements - Actionscript3/Flex/Flash and integration with PHP and MySQL database - PHP - high proficiency in client side web dev (Javascript, CSS, Ajax, etc) - high proficiency in server side web dev - familiarity with database design and optimization - familiarity with server administration, network administration - good business sense (understand and design for impact on end user) - thrive in collaborative environments - excellent communicator - comfortable with the challenges of start up life - MUST BE IN NEW YORK CITY AREA Technologies we use: - PHP, XML, Actionscript, Flex, CSS, Ajax, Javascript - MySQL, Apache, Linux - Drupal (experience with Joomla or other CMS platforms is helpful as well) - Subversion, Bugzilla

Backend Developer- Freelance (NYC)

octomato — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 12:25:35 -0800

Backend Developer with a decent design eye. PHP and MySQL. A month plus a week to develop the back end for a site that allows users comments with pre and post moderation (language filter and CMS) manage uploaded video assets, create upload scripts, work with FMS (Flash Media Server) Specialist to link to a CDN (Content Delivery). Must be able to work on site.

Contract: PHP Developer

eleyna — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:00:32 -0800

Looking for experienced PHP developer to work on a Wordpress MU customization, building custom plugins, etc. Must have loads of experience with PHP and be very, very familiar with Wordpress. Our company is developing a "websites for small businesses" type of product, using Wordpress MU. We've been in the print advertising industry for many years, but (incredibly) have only started offering internet advertising in the past 2-3 years. We need someone who can absolutely knock the socks off of this project, preferably soon. Position is offered on a contract basis (3-6 months initially, possibly longer if it works out well).

(Re)design a community site by yesterday

grimmelm — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 14:49:06 -0800

Needed: PHP/CSS/JavaScript/MySQL tinkerer to turn some off-the-shelf WordPress applications into a unified thing of beauty. Immediately. We're launching a web site for people to discuss and analyze some legal documents that have been in the news. No, not the AIG bonuses, but something that dense and that ought to be of the same public interest. There are a few people who understand how things fit together, and we want to turn them into a real community. The new site will bring them all together in one place on the web, have them share knowledge, mark up the legal documents with close commentary, and make it all explicable to the general public. We're building the site around WordPress plugins. CommentPress lets users have threaded discussions about individual paragraphs within a post. bbPress supplies us with discussion forums. We'll also have some blogs and static pages. We'd like a wiki. And, oh yeah, the site needs to launch within a couple of weeks. Right now, things are functional . . . but they also feel functional, rather than welcoming. There are unwanted scrollbars and ungainly, misshapen text-entry fields. The CommentPress and bbPress sections look nothing like each other. The different login interfaces aren't all integrated. You get the picture. There are a bunch of little things that are getting in the way of usability, and the site has zero personality. We've got a graphic designer working on a logo and basic branding, but we also need someone to do the web monkeying. Could that someone be you? It might well be if you . . .

. . .can start now. Not next week now. Now now.
. . . care about access to information, openness, and fixing copyright law.
. . . wouldn't even think about using Flash.

If interested, get in touch and I'll point you at the rough prototype.

Web Developer - Flash, PHP, MySQL

spicynuts — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 08:24:31 -0800

This is most likely a 6 month assignment with good chance of becoming permanent. We are a start up fashion ecommerce web company. We have a website built in Drupal, Flash and PHP with a MySQL dbase that allows users to design their own tshirts and then buy their designs. I am looking for one or two web development specialists who can be the day to day leads on working with me to re-build our existing site on a smaller, simpler and more flexible scale so that we can refine our I/A, branding, messaging and user experience. First order of business would be to take the code for the main component of our website and re-purpose it to fit in a basic, static html site with a basic database behind it. The core component is a flash tool. I would need one or two people who can look at how the current tool is built and figure out how it works and then figure out how to re-purpose it to our team's specs. I know this is vague. If you send me your resume and I see that their may be a fit, we can discuss in more detail.

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.

Wordpress Plugin

Nonce — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 21:38:27 -0800

I'd like to be able to sell access to sections of a Wordpress site on a per-category basis. For example, user A might purchase access to category 3, user B might purchase access to categories 2 and 5, and so forth. Some categories would be viewable to everyone. Posts in these restricted categories should also have a way of having files associated with them that are served up only when the user is logged in and has the appropriate permissions. I'd love to be able to create bundles (packages of categories for a discount, for example). I'd also like for purchase & account creation to be all on one screen and accomplished at the same time. I have a small budget, but the project it's for is neat enough that you might not mind the check isn't so huge (especially if you have some code you can reuse to limit your time investment). Mail me if you're interested and want more details, or if I need a reality check and my budget is off by at least a decimal point.

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

PHP Programmer

spilon — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:56:32 -0800

I need a browser-based FTP upload page created. I think it will be fairly simple: it should have the option to upload more than one file at a time, a place to enter notes about what's being uploaded, and an automatic email notification. It is upload only -- no download. It should be as user-friendly as possible. Slick, AJAX-y magic is a plus. Maybe it doesn't need to be PHP, but it does need to run on a LAMP server. Interested? I'm in Atlanta, but you can be anywhere.

One off - car reservation webapp/appengine

dance — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 11:21:40 -0800

Disclaimer: This job is posted on rentacoder, too, but I want it to be open to mefites also. AskMefi is where I first asked about this. A web app to facilitate the reservation of a small organisation's vehicles. What is needed is a PHP/Perl/Appengine/Ruby/Python/MySQL app which would allow somebody to input their date, time and number of passengers and be able to book a vehicle from the available suggestions the system returns them. The system does not go so far as to check that the vehicle left the garage, nor does it check that the vehicle is returned on time. It is simply assumed that this happens. There is no need for any money to be involved. There seems to be some misunderstandings about what this system should do. If you just think about it as an intelligent whiteboard, you should understand it pretty well. There should also be a facility to report problems with the vehicles. We currently use a whiteboard but would prefer to use a digital system. It is possible to see what problems are already registered to a car when you're booking it. For example "mirror missing". Administrator register new users manually. Administrators should be able to ban and reactivate users. Administrators should be able to put out of use and reactivate cars. Receives a list of all current and future bookings when he does this. Users can book cars and modify their own bookings (choose which booking to modify from a personalised list). Administrators can modify ALL bookings. By all means use AJAX and or a Javascript library (jQuery for example) of your choice. Make it look as pretty as you can but the important thing is that the webapp is CLEVER, logical, and thinks things through. If you can get that right, then good design may well get you a bonus! Further clarification: A vehicle can be booked many times in the same day (though it's typically about five times). So long as there is no overlapping, there is no limit on how much the vehicle can be used. A booking on our current whiteboard look like this: 1200-1450 Fred Manchester The user should have to confirm that they have permission before they are allowed to book a car for more than 24 hours. They can do this on trust with no administrator approval required. See screenshot for how I would like this implemented. Cars can be booked again immediately after the last booking but I would suggest that it would be a good idea that the system itself adds in five minutes of 'safety buffer' after each booking. So that if someone requests a car for 1520, but the car isn't due back until 1520, the bookee is told that the car is available from 1525. There will be no self registration. The Administrator adds all users using a private interface. The administrator also modifies and adds the vehicles. I don't have a database ready. It needs to be designed to fit in with the system created. There is NO MONEY involved. That means no user budgets. There are about 15 cars altogether, and people can see from the picture if it's a van of a personal vehicle. And the system will only show them cars with enough seats for how many passengers they want to take and if it's allowed based on the type of journey they want to make (some cars are for company business only). This is a property set by the administrator on the "edit vehicle" page. In addition the system should only show cars as available to a user if they have a driving licence to drive the car. If, however, they are making a booking for another registered user (selected from a list), then the system shows the cars available to THAT user's licence. i.e. the person who will actually be making the journey. There should also be a page to show all current and future bookings. Another page to show all PAST bookings (in case someone wants to know who had what car when, for whatever reason). Car Notes page - Users or Administrators can come here and add notes to the car (Damage etc). Notes are approved by the administrator before they are added to the car. Before this they are held in a queue. This is to prevent duplicates and to afford the administrator the opportunity to reprash the problem. -The system needs to THINK. If a booking needs to be extend by someone who realises he won't make it home in time, and wants to legitimise this need, the system can by all means provide the opportunity to extend the booking, IF it doesn't result in overlap with somebody else's booking. -There needs to be the ability for a registered user who doesn't themself have a driving licence or a driving licence in a higher category to be able to reserve a car/minibus for somebody who DOES. This person would be selected via a list and their name would show as the driver, NOT the user who made the booking. Ideally the system would check first that person was available at that time and not already booked to another car at the same time. But I realise I'm adding a perhaps unnecessary layer of complication here. -A touch screen interface would be useful...possibily. I am not sure. There is no checking to see if the car is returned. It is simply assumed that the car has been returned. Everything (I guess) in the system work on the assumption that people return cars on time UNLESS they use the 'extend' facility to extend the booking. And as mentioned, that is only allowed if it doesn't intefere with the next person's booking. Be sure to see my mockups for a simplified indication of how things could work. A basic design IS fine! But if you can use AJAX/jQuery/etc - you may well get a bonus. Comments or enquiries via MeFiMail or below, for all to see, as a comment.

Senior Software Developer - .NET or PHP

bshort — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 11:14:58 -0800

An international technology services firm in Midtown Manhattan is seeking Sr. Web Developers (Net/C#) and Technical Leads with great analytical and communication skills to join our growing New York team. We offer full-time opportunities for people who can/want to play multiple roles across a project’s lifecycle, from Project Leader, Analyst, Architect, Technical Lead and Developer. Our Content Solutions Team works across vertical markets and has significant experience launching sites for major Media, Publishing and Entertainment companies. Our team develops high-value online business solutions that leverage the power of Content Management and Web 2.0, across websites, intranets and BtoB portals. SKILLS & REQUIRMENTS: * Solid C# with good understanding of design patterns and OO techniques * Excellent understanding of web development programming standards including experience with AJAX, Javascript, CCS/XHTML * Experience with distributed web infrastructure is plus * Experience with Content Management and Community Solutions (Ektron/Sitecore/Flux/Community Server) * Excellent Communication and Problem Solving skills and a desire to work directly with clients and business users * Ability to define requirements and work in a “concept-to-design” model * A strong desire to collaborate and work within a team. Our Benefits Include: Medical, Dental, Vision, Long and Short Term Disability, 401K Plan with Company Match, Flexible Spending Account, Public Transportation Incentives, Company Paid Training Programs

Software Engineer, PHP

msamye — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:59:39 -0800

The ideal candidate will have expertise in Drupal-CiviCRM deployments, phptemplate theming and advanced CSS markup, and custom Drupal module development. More important than direct Drupal experience, this developer must be well versed in reliable development methods including version control, unit testing, automated testing and deployment processes. This individual should also be thorougly experienced with cross-browser compatibility and typical web application security issues. The successful candidate will be able to creatively solve problems beginning with evaluating a client's problem domain, scoping a solution and building it incrementally with feedback. Specifically we need the following skills: Platforms: *nix Languages: PHP, Javascript, HTML, XML, CSS Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL Frameworks/APIs: Drupal, AJAX, unit/acceptance testing tools such as PHPUnit and Selenium Tools: one or more source control systems, Make, common Unix command line tools, a programmer's editor or IDEs, ssh, one or more debuggers/profilers Skills: regular expressions, shell scripting, estimation, project collaboration Any of the following are desirable: Perl, Ruby, Java or Python experience, experience with other web application frameworks and ORMs, Apache, database replication/clustering, common scaling issues involving load balancing of web/database servers for an application. Please provide us with a current resume and examples of two content management systems you have developed. Please include a short summary with each work sample which explains how you feel it is relevant to your qualifications. Email me if you'd like more information.

Web Developer II / PHP + *AMP

azinicus — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 17:47:46 -0800

Title: Web Developer II, PHP / AMP Skills: Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Ajax, Json or similar Transport Overview: STAFFING AGENCIES DO NOT CONTACT - DIRECT CANDIDATES ONLY Full-time telecommute opportunity with virtual employee environment. Join a fast growing software development company, having been in business for five years with opportunity for advancement and employee benefits. The right candidate will possess STRONG: * Work ethic, meeting timelines and production schedules with little-to-no oversight. * Abilities to maintain focus and consistent productivity meeting weekly project requirements. * Communication skills, effectively eliciting project dependencies and issues to other team members. * Self-organization skills, effectively being able to manage priorities and dependencies to make delivery. * Comprehension skills to effectively program application code based on work flow blueprints as well as broad goal-based requirements. * Simplicity skills to keep proposed software from becoming more complex than it needs to be. About the Job We are seeking an expert web developer, with a focus on AMP related technologies for various client projects. Certified candidates will be considered over non certified candidates for both PHP and MySQL. This is a full time job with benefits. Although telecommute, you would be required to adhere to a static schedule Monday through Friday and participate in daily meetings, VOIP conference calls as well as use communication tools with other team members working on various projects. This is a fast-paced development company building software with aggressive development lifecycles using Agile methodologies. Required Experience (will be tested in second interview) * Four years or greater programming with PHP. Proficiency in version 5 object oriented programming using well-known code standards and familiarity with PHPDoc standards. * One year or greater programming utilizing Model-View-Controller architecture in PHP utilizing the Cake, Zend or similar frameworks. * One year or greater programming SQL with the MySQL server. Proficiency in version 5 stored procedures and advanced query logic for relational tables is required. * One year or greater programming JavaScript. Proficiency in Ajax and transport technologies such as Json is required. Experience with Prototype is welcomed. Bonus Experience (sufficient samples of work experience must be provided for extra credit) * Web 2.0 – must be able to elicit something completed which is considered web 2.0 * SaaS – must provide job references to support this * XML-RPC or SOAP - must provide job references to support this. Pay would be $43,000 – $50,000 depending on the geographic locale Web Developer II salary expectations. Second interview candidates will take comprehensive skill assessment tests for PHP, MySQL and JavaScript. At least three professional references in area of expertise will be required to verify claimed work experience and professional conduct.

Web Developer

Contentions — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 10:00:47 -0800

Commentary, one of the oldest and most respected monthly political magazines in America, needs an energetic team player to serve as our in-house programmer/developer and general tech consultant. Skills: • PHP (2-3 yrs) • CF (2-3 yrs) • CSS • Flash • SQL (2-3 yrs) • Previous experience with print/online media highly preferable. Responsibilities: • Maintain and develop a variety of applications for Commentary’s website. • Interface with our editorial staff, systems administrators, and potentially outside development houses on larger-scale projects. • Help develop and implement a long-term strategy both for web content and web sales.

Web Developer

iskandar — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 05:17:56 -0800

Nudge is London's #1 dedicated social media company delivering the hottest Facebook, Bebo and OpenSocial? projects for media and internet clients. Our clients include three of Fast Company's top ten most innovative companies in the world. Together with our sister web agency Dynamite Partners, we are looking for a versatile web developer to join our team. You'll be working directly with a wide variety of clients from established giants to new start-ups and everything in between. The right person will be a good communicator and embrace emerging web trends and technologies. We offer a hard-working but lighthearted working environment and it’s a great time to join us and help influence a growing agency. We are always on the look out for exceptional engineers, whatever their preferred programming language. If you are a web 2.0 programmer looking to work for us then get in touch - we've got new opportunities coming up all the time so we'll keep you posted. Required Skills: * Object-oriented PHP skills and experience with web frameworks * Strong knowledge of standards-compliant XHTML and CSS * SQL (MySQL) Advantageous Skills: * Knowledge of the Facebook platform API and FBML * Experience working with REST, XML/RPC and JSON APIs * Linux familiarity / server administration * Unobtrusive Javascript * Some Flash & Actionscript experience * Experience with version control systems like subversion * Other scripting languages - Ruby or Python Responsibilities: * Integration and customisation of off-the-shelf CMSs * Development and deployment of social network apps * Front-end build of XHTML/CSS layouts based on Photoshop mockups * LAMP development Application Details: * Starting salary up to £32,000 (based on experience/skills) * This position is full time and based in Soho, London. Sorry, no overseas developers. * Start date: Immediate if possible * Please send your CV, online portfolio/links, and anything else which will raise our eyebrows to jobs@nudgelondon.com. No agencies please (really!). Must be available to work on-site in our London offices (No remote workers, thanks).

Front-end/back-end Web Software Engineer

Mo Nickels — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 13:33:13 -0800

An exciting startup in New York City seeks a strong front-end/back-end web software engineer to join our staff in a full-time position. You'll be joining a cool company that is in pre-alpha stages, where there will be a chance to make your mark. If you love words, this is the job for you. We seek a creative, intelligent, flexible, and experienced individual to join our effort to build responsive, intuitive, and elegant web-based interfaces with PHP, MYSQL, Javascript, DHTML, AJAX, and CSS. You'll be working with our chief engineer to create the fundamental underpinnings of a data-rich site. You must live in New York City and you must be able to legally work in the United States. We do not and will not sponsor or hire overseas or non-resident workers. This is not a telecommuting position. If you are interested please send a resume, your preferred salary or hourly rate, and some samples to info@alphabeticall.org.