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.NET (C#) Web Developer

MeatLightning — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:47:56 -0800

Screaming Circuits is looking for a lead web developer to head up our e-commerce development efforts. You will be responsible for maintaining our current web applications as well as building out new features and functionality. About Screaming Circuits: With our website, Screaming Circuits is spearheading the creation of a new business model for electronics manufacturing in North America. It’s web-based and targeted directly at the engineer as customer. Soon to be gone are massive, old-school, droning assembly lines producing millions of a “thing” for pennies apiece. Instead, a new type of manufacturing is emerging: Ordered and managed via the Internet, it is agile and tailored to low-volumes of targeted products. Screaming Circuits specializes in electronic prototype and short-run production assembly. We build things that go down into the ocean, up to outer space, and everything in between. Today, our customers can quote and order their jobs online. Help us build a future where every aspect of the manufacturing process is efficiently and effectively managed at www.screamingcircuits.com. Requirements: + Bachelors in Computer Science or related field w/ 5yrs experience + Must write high-quality, elegant, and clear code + Excels at building web-based applications and webservices w/ a track-record of successful projects to prove it + Well-versed in the ways of Visual Studio.Net Framework (1-3.5), ASP.NET / C#, IIS, and MS SQL Server + Proficient in CSS, Javascript, HTML, JQuery with an eye towards standards compliance + Experience with table design, indexing, stored procedures, replication + Excited by the prospect of leading a burgeoning web development team + Excellent command of written and spoken English + Permanent legal right to work in the US Skills / Experience: + C# / ASP.net + SQL / SQL Server (Stored Procedures, Database Design, etc) + Web Services / SOAP / REST + Javascript / JQuery + Standards compliant CSS & HTML + AJAX techniques + Experience with CMS systems, (DotNetNuke experience a plus) + MVC development methodologies + IIS / Windows Server + E-Commerce security best practices + Source Control best practices (Subversion experience a plus)

Specialist in Legislative Information Systems Management

MrMoonPie — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 06:51:03 -0800

"The Congressional Research Service (CRS) Office of Legislative Information (LIN) seeks a Specialist in Legislative Information Systems Management to plan, design, develop, test, implement, support, maintain, evaluate, and enhance the Legislative Information System of the U.S. Congress ("the LIS") website. The person selected for this position will provide project leadership and develop long-range plans and recommendations for the strategic direction of the LIS in support of the CRS mission. Duties include working with stakeholders to provide strategic planning, customer support, system design, and technical evaluation activities for the LIS and congressional and CRS users of the LIS." That's the official blurb from USAJOBS. I'm not on the hiring committee or anything, but I do know the folks you'd be working with, so let me know if you have questions. The job would be perfect for a librarian with technical skills, and legislative experience would definitely be a plus.

Graphic Designer / XHTML Dev

askmehow — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 08:44:53 -0800

I am looking for 1 or 2 people to develop the site layout, a logo, product pages & the xhtml/css for a website I am about too launch. The site will support a software product that I have recently developed. The site will be hosted on a SharePoint server which means the xhtml and site layout will need to be implemented as an Asp.NET MasterPage and a WSS Theme. If you are interested please send me your resume, and some example work. I will provide more detail about the site content and structure to those who respond. I have a $1500 budget for this project.

Need a web designer to help me with my site

pammo — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:23:34 -0800

I thought I could do it alone . . . I used iWeb to create a website for my practice. Looks great (I think) in safari & firefox, but my heart sank when I looked at it in IE. (Just learning now about problems with CSS in IE. . . ) Would you be willing to look at my site and give me a price for IE translation? here is the site Many thanks!

ASP .NET Web Developer

Material Media — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:29:54 -0800

Material Media, the company that runs Nerve.com, Babble.com, and other sites, is hiring a web developer. This job will present you with the opportunity to create web applications for highly-visible, well-known, and much-trafficked websites. We will provide you with a relaxed, creative environment, provisioned with the latest tools and equipment. You will participate in every stage of the software development lifecycle, from requirements analysis to deployment and maintenance. Additionally, you will spend about 20% of your time providing desktop support, and about 5% of your time maintaining a legacy VBScript codebase that will be largely replaced this year. - Job Requirements - - 4+ years of experience with C#, Java, or C++ - 4+ years of experience with SQL - 1+ years of full-time industry experience with C# and .NET - 1+ years of full-time industry experience with SQL Server - A BS in Computer Science or 5+ years of relevant full-time industry experience - A thorough understanding of data design and database technology - A thorough understanding of object-oriented programming and design - A distaste for workarounds, hacks, and kludges - A strong sense of elegance in code and design - The ability to work independently - Excellent oral and written communication skills - Perfectionism - 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. - Pay and benefits - Pay is $60,000 a year, plus full medical and dental. - Eligibility - This job requires you to be on-site, and you must be a US citizen. No H1-B, offshore, outsource, or telecommuting.

I need a new website for my business.

vito90 — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 12:20:01 -0800

Nothing fancy. I own two pet stores in Seattle, WA. We haven't updated our site (www.petsenergy.com) since we expanded and it's hopelessly obsolete. We don't need anything cutting edge but we definitely need to upgrade it. I am open to any creative ideas. We of course will provide all the copy and photographs, etc. We also need to make our store more prominent when people search on the web. I've budgeted money for the job and would be pleased to supplement that with bartered pet food and supplies if that's feasible. Thanks!

Web designer (single project)

barryhooper — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 21:20:27 -0800

Need someone to set up a website for a Halifax-based comedy troupe (Picnicface) who are starting to get moderately popular on the net. Right now our site looks like this: http://www.picnicface.com/ We'd like to make it look more professional and give it a "cleaner" look (This for example, but without flash), have embedded videos, pictures, possibly a "store" section, and we're willing to pay some money for this. However, we don't have a lot. I'm asking in this forum because I've been a member of MeFi for a while (under a different name, I want to keep my real name and MeFi name separate) and I know there are lots of web-savvy people here. I figure it might be a good thing for someone's website portfolio. You never know, we may hit it big one of these days...

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.

A bit of basic web coding--probably PHP and DHTML

dobbs — Wed, 09 May 2007 21:32:19 -0800

I need a page that is a form where people can write an email and click send and it's sent to a specified address. Simple enough. However, I also need: - to have a checkbox that says "CC blahblah" and when that box is checked, it also CCs the letter to blah blah and when the box is NOT checked, it doesn't CC blah blah but it does send an email to blah blah to tell them that a letter was sent so that they can keep track of how effective the campaign is. Further, I need a "Sample" letter to toggle when the person clicks "View/Hide Sample Letter". That's it. us$100 flat sent via Paypal. (I'm just guessing that this is probably 20 - 60 minutes work for someone who knows what they're doing but if I'm wrong and way off on the pay, pls let me know.) Must work within Expression Engine (which allows all PHP to be run) and on a Dreamhost server. Must be done by Monday, May 14. Whenever I've posted jobs like this before, I've gotten great response. If you want to do the job, pls let me know why I should pick you as 20 "I'll do it!" letters all look the same. Questions? Bring 'em on!

(volunteer) Ruby On Rails coder with GD or RMagick experience

Kickstart70 — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:13:13 -0800

I've got an idea for a site, but I don't want to develop it all on my own. I do have experience with RoR and command-line Imagemagick, but I'm not fantastic with either. I'd WAG (wild ass guess) 2 person weeks of coding effort, but there is no rush for that. I don't want to go into the details of the project here, because I'd rather it be publicly released (as a Project on this site) properly when it's ready. Assuming it gets completed and there are ads one the site, I'll gladly split 50-50 whatever comes out of it.