In operation since 1996, Digital Pulp is a group of seasoned web
professionals who focus on building medium to large-scale sites for a
wide array of industries. We're looking for a knowledgeable, excited,
backend developer with a wide range of talents and a proven ability
to develop innovative technical solutions. We work on a wide range of
platforms, for a diverse set of clients and a successful candidate
will be able to adapt existing knowledge to new technology.
Digital Pulp is an amazing place to work– a smallish team (right now
around 30 people total, and less than 15 developers), a very casual
environment, excellent communication and respect between colleagues,
and excellent system architecture and software engineering
methodology: Source control. Unit, functional, and integration tests.
MVC. REST. style/content separation. cross-project style conventions
(that are a joy to work with). obsessively semantic markup.
accessibility.
Digital Pulp is in New York, at 23rd street between 2nd and 3rd Av. -
on site candidates only.
Required experience:
* 4 Years PHP & SQL
* Write code for fun
* Experience with multiple Content Management Systems
* Experience with MVC development and planning
* Strong knowledge of Smarty, Cheetah or a similar template engine
* 2 years of professional experience with one of Python, Ruby,
Java, C/C++
* Experience with test driven development and Agile Programming
strategy
* Strong understanding of Internet protocols including HTTP and
one of SOAP, XML-RPC, REST
* Working knowledge of HTML and CSS
* Be comfortable with all three major platforms (Win, Mac, Linux)
* Be comfortable with the Unix command-line
* Experience with subversion, CVS or similar RCS
* Be able to design, communicate, document, and implement plans
targeted towards both technical and non-technical audiences.
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