Hi Folks,
Excuse the intrusion. Those of you who know me - Mssrs Bowman, Makepeace and
Heathcote - can vouch that I'm not some sleazy recruitment agent
masquerading as a true employer.
Cloudband.com is in it's third year now and we have established ourselves as
leaders within our very narrow sector of the art and antiques market
(carpets, textiles, asian and tribal art).
We have 20 employees of whom 6 occupy the technical floor of our building in
Fitzroy Square W1. Our team are experienced web hands working under the
leadership of a director who's been in software since the 70s.
We're looking for a further core technical team member who will work closely
with the existing development and production teams.
Our site runs under Apache, Linux and Postgres and we use a variety of open
source software - primarily PERL. We are currently in the process of
overhauling our site using the Mason templating system and you would be
expected to play a major role in this task.
The full job spec follows on here. If you'd like to know more please contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mentioning perl-mongers. He will be looking out
for responses.
Thanks,
ED DAVEY
Managing Director
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Cloudband.com Limited
27 Fitzroy Square
London W1T 6ES UK
ph: +44 (0)20 7691 2307
fx: +44 (0)70 9208 7197
http://www.cloudband.com
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1. THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF PERL AND JAVASCRIPT
� Ideally you will know both these languages backwards.
� Familiarity with Object-Oriented programming style would be advantageous
2. THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF HTML
� We don't care what package you use - you must be able to hand code if
necessary
� You know about browser incompatibilities and the workarounds to deal with
them
� You have a sound appreciation of CSS
� You can create a decent layout without being handheld
3. ABILITY TO USE PHOTOSHOP PROFICIENTLY
� You know how to scan
� Experience of colour correction an advantage
4. ESSENTIAL BASICS
� You must be able to use FTP, Telnet and email.
5. ADVANTAGEOUS
� Experience of scripting Flash and using Flash Generator
� An understanding of SVG
� Experience of writing VTML or equivalent mark-up language
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