You can check on this link for required info: http://perl.apache.org/guide/
best of luck. -SubbaReddy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Winters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 10:35 AM Subject: [JOB] OpenInteract developer wanted > A company I've been working with asked me to post this job. You'd be > working with a substantial (and growing!) OpenInteract system that I > designed and built, which could be a plus or a minus depending on how > you look at it :-) Feel free to ask me for details. > > Chris > > ---------------------------------------- > > URL with full description: http://jobs.perl.org/job/97 > > Location: (USA) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania > > Hours: Full-time, onsite > > Description: > > This position will join a team responsible for the development and > maintenance of an interactive data management system for internal > use. Position requires significant experience with intranet > development using OpenInteract, HTML, Perl, SQL, and > Apache/mod_perl. DB2 on AS/400 is also desired. Experience in a > Win32 environment needed with possible Linux migration. > > Knowledge/Experience: > > BA/BS with minimum 4 years progressively responsible experience within > administrative computing environment; demonstrated experience on a > technical team; excellent analytical skills; detailed knowledge of > database design and relational technology with demonstrable mastery > > Experience with OpenInteract, Template Toolkit, SQL, Perl and > programmatically generated HTML very highly desired. Also: > Apache/mod_perl administration, knowledge of MySQL and IBM DB2 on > AS/400, C/C++, thin client or web driven applications development > experience. > > Contact information: > > To apply or for information, send resume, salary requirements, > references and a sample of your work (a small web-dbi script or > something) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > No 3rd Parties please. Only US Citizens or authorized to Work for any > employer in the US. > > P.S. Recruiters are 3rd parties, see above. >
