[Chicago-talk] job opporitunity
Ed Summers
ehs at pobox.com
Thu Oct 16 11:20:24 CDT 2003
I saw this on the LUNI list and thought there might be someone interested
in the position in chi.pm. //Ed
--
Sorry everyone, I really hate doing this, but I'd rather give a shot to
one of our own before I publish this elsewhere.
Any interested parties please forward your resume
to:
bschuldt at where2getit.com
and CC me at:
sjohnson at where2getit.com
Thanks
Title: Product Developer
Position: Perl Product Programmer/Product Release Coordinator
Open: Nov 1st
Company: Where2getit
URL: www.where2getit.com
About Us:
Please visit the URL above for company info.
Description:
We are looking for a reliable, seasoned Perl programmer to develop
proprietary large scale applications to run in an open-source
environment. These applications will include webservice enabled
interfaces along with Perl CGI interfaces. Candidate must be
self-motivated and able to multi-task. This is a full-time, on-site
position located in Wheeling. Working well with a team and constant
change are something you must be able to deal with. Other duties will
involve self-organization, task management, time line assessment,
product release and implementation.
Requirements:
Perl - Expert (not just the syntax, but the community and interpreter
as a whole.)
Object Oriented Perl/Perl Modules - Advanced
CPAN - Intermediate (knowledge of creating cpan modules)
CVS - Advanced (must be familiar with revision tagging and branching)
Linux - Intermediate (know your way around file system, knowledge of
libraries, binaries, and general tools, and must be able to maintain
your own workstation)
Webservices/XML::RPC - Beginner (must at least know what they are!)
Documentation - Advanced (must be able to write clear and concise
documentation of your products and comment your code well.
Pluses:
XML::RPC/SOAP/WSDL
Debian/Apt (package management and package building a plus)
Bugzilla (for end-use for bug-tracking, not the code itself)
More advance Linux experience
PHP
MySQL
Bash/sh
Vim or Emacs (we don't use IDE's, but we are not opposed to it as long
as it's free and/or open-source)
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