Re: [Flashcoders] job posting ok here?

[Dave Watts]

> if not where?

Relevant job posts are acceptable. Thanks for asking first, though!

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Re: [Flashcoders] job posting ok here?

[Matt S.]

FlashcodersNY asks that job post Subject lines include [jobs] so
people can filter easily, maybe that should be added here as well?

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Re: [Flashcoders] job posting ok here?

[Kerry Thompson]

Artur wrote:

> if not where?

There have been job posts here, and I don't think anybody minds,
providing it's relevant (i.e., a Flash or Flex job). Some members
aren't happy with recruiters, but I personally don't care.

I am not the list moderator--just another member--so I only speak for myself.

Cordially,

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[Flashcoders] job posting ok here?

[artur]

if not where?
thanks
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RE: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Wenzler, Thomas]

QUOTE:"Just curious, what's Activescript?"

Coding in a Hamster wheel perhaps ;-) ?
Honestly I ggogled it and found it to be some php extension stuff

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RE: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Merrill, Jason]

>> I think its called a typo.

Ha, well, not a typo when they do it more than once.  Uh, yeah, we were just 
having fun ribbing the OP.  They meant Actionscript.  

And lol @mattspeig's reply. 

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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[John R. Sweeney Jr]

Well I stand correctedŠ DOH!   :P


on 2/1/11 11:06 AM, Leandro Ferreira at dur...@gmail.com wrote:

> http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/install.windows.activescript.htm


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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[John R. Sweeney Jr]

I think its called a typo.

I could be wrong, butŠ   :)


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> Just curious, what's Activescript?


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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Kevin Newman]

On 2/1/2011 1:05 PM, Matt S. wrote:

That's the core language for the pirated versions of Flash that you
can buy down in Chinatown. Doesnt work very well though, your SWF's
come out looking like somebody filmed your monitor with a cheap
camcorder...
Quality concerns aside - this is a very efficient package. All projects 
are done in 10 minute.


Kevin N.


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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Matt S.]

On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:58 AM, Merrill, Jason
 wrote:
> Just curious, what's Activescript?
>

That's the core language for the pirated versions of Flash that you
can buy down in Chinatown. Doesnt work very well though, your SWF's
come out looking like somebody filmed your monitor with a cheap
camcorder

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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Leandro Ferreira]

Really?

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> >> http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/install.windows.activescript.htm
> >> @leandroferreira*
>
> Yeah, possible, but somehow I don't think so.  I think they meant
> Actionscript, since they talked about "Activescript 3... non-timeline,
> part-time AIR/FLASH development".
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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Latcho]

Oh didn't know version Activescript 3 was already released.
Ahhh the technological singularity, still can't digest it...
Latcho
On 2/1/2011 6:06 PM, Leandro Ferreira wrote:

http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/install.windows.activescript.htm

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Just curious, what's Activescript?

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[Flashcoders] [Job] Actionscript 3 development

[lists-09]

Perhaps more than obviously, this was meant to be Actionscript.


[Job] Actionscript 3 development:

Looking for an additional off-site freelancer to the west (Downingtown, 
Exton, Malvern, West Chester) of Philadelphia.


Straight AS3, non-timeline, part-time AIR/FLASH development.

If interested, please email me off-list with resume | cv | portfolio and 
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RE: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Merrill, Jason]

>> http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/install.windows.activescript.htm
>> @leandroferreira*

Yeah, possible, but somehow I don't think so.  I think they meant Actionscript, 
since they talked about "Activescript 3... non-timeline, part-time AIR/FLASH 
development".

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Re: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

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http://www.nusphere.com/kb/phpmanual/install.windows.activescript.htm

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> Just curious, what's Activescript?
>
>  Jason Merrill
>  Instructional Technology Architect
>  Bank of America  Global Learning
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> Looking for an additional off-site freelancer to the west (Downingtown,
> Exton, Malvern, West Chester) of Philadelphia.
>
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RE: [Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

[Merrill, Jason]

Just curious, what's Activescript?

 Jason Merrill
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[Flashcoders] [Job] Activescript 3 development

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[Job] Activescript 3 development:

Looking for an additional off-site freelancer to the west (Downingtown, Exton, 
Malvern, West Chester) of Philadelphia.

Straight AS3, non-timeline, part-time AIR/FLASH development.

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] AS3 freelance

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[JOB] AS3 freelance

For folks

  a) in or near Exton, PA; and, 

  b) with strong AS3 experience

who are interested in freelance projects -- with no need to travel, 
please send me a note.

Principals only please. 

AS3 required, not necessarily with Flex/FB.

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[Flashcoders] Job at Bank of America

[Merrill, Jason]

Still seeking person w/ strong Actionscript 3.0 & OOP, e-learning
background, strong UI design skills. Must be strong in all three.
Contact me if interested.


Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

Matt and Jason, you guys are great!  Great site Matt.

I'm a lingo person too, but haven't used it much lately.  OK, I feel I'm on the 
right track.  Your story is similar to mine, although I have no SCORM/AICC 
knowledge.  If I get to go to Max this year and you guys are out there, let me 
know and I will buy a round.

- Michael M.


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Right now I'm AS3 specialized and able to make it look nice w/ Photoshop 
(ui design). I know a lot about SCORM/AICC also - I programmed my own 
Flash LMS/APIs in AS2 a few years ago.

At points during my career I was pretty great with Director Lingo, 
Javascript and AS1/2 - but don't use it and it goes away.  I've been in 
multimedia/web for 15 years now, so I've done a lot over the years.

My personal site has a decent representation of what I've done: 
http://nudoru.com/

When I went to school (95-00) there really wasn't any multimedia 
education beyond intro classes but I'd been teaching myself Photoshop 
2.5/3 from a warez'd copy I got from a BBS. So I learned everything on 
the job as I went and during long support calls with Macromedia as I 
needed it (bonus to acually buying the software). The late 90's was 
Joshua Davis/Praystation/Kioken/Dreamless/k10k envy so I did a ton of 
experimentation and and learned from that. After that I went after the 
hard projects at work and learned what I needed from books, sites and 
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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Merrill, Jason]

>> What university in Boston?  That's where I call home.

To answer your question, he is getting is degree from Northeastern
University... Doctor of Education Ed.D.


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Can't recall offhand, I tried pinging him when I was writing my
response, but he's gone for the weekend.  I'll let you know next week.


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Thanks Jason!  As usual with you, a complete answer.  :-)  I'm really
wanting to get better at what I do.

What university in Boston?  That's where I call home.

- MM

>  One of my
co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
instructional technology or a related field.  

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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Matt Perkins]

Right now I'm AS3 specialized and able to make it look nice w/ Photoshop 
(ui design). I know a lot about SCORM/AICC also - I programmed my own 
Flash LMS/APIs in AS2 a few years ago.


At points during my career I was pretty great with Director Lingo, 
Javascript and AS1/2 - but don't use it and it goes away.  I've been in 
multimedia/web for 15 years now, so I've done a lot over the years.


My personal site has a decent representation of what I've done: 
http://nudoru.com/


When I went to school (95-00) there really wasn't any multimedia 
education beyond intro classes but I'd been teaching myself Photoshop 
2.5/3 from a warez'd copy I got from a BBS. So I learned everything on 
the job as I went and during long support calls with Macromedia as I 
needed it (bonus to acually buying the software). The late 90's was 
Joshua Davis/Praystation/Kioken/Dreamless/k10k envy so I did a ton of 
experimentation and and learned from that. After that I went after the 
hard projects at work and learned what I needed from books, sites and 
peers to get it done.


On 6/21/2010 9:54 AM, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:

I guess I'm golden then.  :-)  My AS3 is solid, but the world is changing so 
fast that it's hard to keep up with everything else.

   

True, and Matt's pretty awesome.  It is pretty hard to break in some
 

companies without the formal education, but if you're able to pick up
on-the-job experience like Matt has, you're golden.


So Matt, what would you say are your strengths?  Are you purely AS3?

You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of
Jason's coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly
as good as Jason's I manage to muddle through :) My degree is in graphic
design/illustration and I've been self teaching Flash/multimedia since
'95.  Been working in the corporate elearning industry since 2001 and
managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

I guess I'm golden then.  :-)  My AS3 is solid, but the world is changing so 
fast that it's hard to keep up with everything else.

> True, and Matt's pretty awesome.  It is pretty hard to break in some
companies without the formal education, but if you're able to pick up
on-the-job experience like Matt has, you're golden.


So Matt, what would you say are your strengths?  Are you purely AS3?

You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of
Jason's coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly
as good as Jason's I manage to muddle through :) My degree is in graphic
design/illustration and I've been self teaching Flash/multimedia since
'95.  Been working in the corporate elearning industry since 2001 and
managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Merrill, Jason]

True, and Matt's pretty awesome.  It is pretty hard to break in some
companies without the formal education, but if you're able to pick up
on-the-job experience like Matt has, you're golden.


Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning 

Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our
Instructional Technology Design Blog
(Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
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-Original Message-
From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of Matt
Perkins
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 4:39 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of
Jason's coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly
as good as Jason's I manage to muddle through :) My degree is in graphic
design/illustration and I've been self teaching Flash/multimedia since
'95.  Been working in the corporate elearning industry since 2001 and
managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.


On 6/18/2010 3:53 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
> It's actually a large field.  Most major universities have a degree in

> "Instructional Technology" - or something named similar to that.  It's

> also called "Educational Technology", "Instructional Design", "Adult 
> Learning", "Educational Multimedia", "Information Design", etc.  Job 
> titles can range from "e-learning developer", "instructional 
> technologist", "multimedia developer", "adult learning specialist", 
> "education consultant", "e-learning designer", "education developer", 
> "instructional multimedia designer", etc. Programs focus on a range of

> topics from the technical multimedia aspects over to the learning 
> theory and instruction design aspects and you can usually focus in 
> different areas.  Just depends. My title is "Instructional Technology
Architect"
> which is a senior type position compared to some others in my group, 
> called "Instructional Technology Designers".  We also have 
> "Instructional Designers" who don't use the technology as much - they 
> do more working with subject matter experts and write the storyboards.

> My Master's degree is in Instructional Technology from one of the top 
> instructional technology programs, Utah State University. I also have 
> a bachelor's in education with an emphasis in graphic design and 
> multimedia. Other top programs can be found at University of Indiana, 
> Penn State, and Georgia Tech (at least this is what the top schools 
> were back in the late 90's - may have changed since then).  One of my 
> co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in 
> Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in 
> instructional technology or a related field.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> Jason Merrill
>
> Instructional Technology Architect
> Bank of America   Global Learning
>
> Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our 
> Instructional Technology Design Blog
> (Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
> associates)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
> [mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of 
> Mendelsohn, Michael
> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:36 PM
> To: Flash Coders List
> Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for 
> US/Canada
>
> Hi Jason...
>
> I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here like

> this.  For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing AS3 
> for much of my day.
>
> That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You 
> mentioned below "these people exist" with instructional technology.  
> I've never heard of a master's degree in that before, and a quick 
> search didn't turn up the seemingly right things.  Do you have a 
> degree in that?  I'm always thinking about how I can improve my 
> skillset and it's something I'm curious to find out more about, 
> especially from someone who seems so knowledgable.  I'm sure working 
> with you would be an unparalleled opportunity.
>
> I've been really thinking about what's best to focus on for my 
> skillset now, given technologies are moving at light speed at present.
>
> Thanks!
> - Mike Mendelsohn
>
>
>> Yes, I do - as well as several members of 

RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Merrill, Jason]

Sounds like a true Aggie! :) 


Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning 

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-Original Message-
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[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of jared
stanley
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 4:47 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

g AGGIES! :)




On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Matt Perkins 
wrote:

> You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of 
> Jason's coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly

> as good as Jason's I manage to muddle through :) My degree is in 
> graphic design/illustration and I've been self teaching 
> Flash/multimedia since '95.  Been working in the corporate elearning 
> industry since 2001 and managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.
>
>
>
> On 6/18/2010 3:53 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
>
>> It's actually a large field.  Most major universities have a degree 
>> in "Instructional Technology" - or something named similar to that.  
>> It's also called "Educational Technology", "Instructional Design", 
>> "Adult Learning", "Educational Multimedia", "Information Design", 
>> etc.  Job titles can range from "e-learning developer", 
>> "instructional technologist", "multimedia developer", "adult learning

>> specialist", "education consultant", "e-learning designer", 
>> "education developer", "instructional multimedia designer", etc. 
>> Programs focus on a range of topics from the technical multimedia 
>> aspects over to the learning theory and instruction design aspects 
>> and you can usually focus in different areas.  Just depends. My title
is "Instructional Technology Architect"
>> which is a senior type position compared to some others in my group, 
>> called "Instructional Technology Designers".  We also have 
>> "Instructional Designers" who don't use the technology as much - they

>> do more working with subject matter experts and write the 
>> storyboards.  My Master's degree is in Instructional Technology from 
>> one of the top instructional technology programs, Utah State 
>> University. I also have a bachelor's in education with an emphasis in

>> graphic design and multimedia. Other top programs can be found at 
>> University of Indiana, Penn State, and Georgia Tech (at least this is

>> what the top schools were back in the late 90's - may have changed 
>> since then).  One of my co-workers is working on his PhD in the field

>> from a university up in Boston.  Several others on my team have 
>> post-graduate degrees in instructional technology or a related field.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> Jason Merrill
>>
>> Instructional Technology Architect
>> Bank of America   Global Learning
>>
>> Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our 
>> Instructional Technology Design Blog
>> (Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
>> associates)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
>> [mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of 
>> Mendelsohn, Michael
>> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:36 PM
>> To: Flash Coders List
>> Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for 
>> US/Canada
>>
>> Hi Jason...
>>
>> I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here 
>> like this.  For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing 
>> AS3 for much of my day.
>>
>> That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You 
>> mentioned below "these people exist" with instructional technology.  
>> I've never heard of a master's degree in that before, and a quick 
>> search didn't turn up the seemingly right things.  Do you have a 
>> degree in that?  I'm always thinking about how I can improve my 
>> skillset and it's something I'm curious to find out more about, 
>> especially from someone who seems so knowledgable.  I'm sure working 
>> with you would be an unparalleled opportunity.
>>
>> I've been really thinking 

Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[jared stanley]

g AGGIES! :)




On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 1:38 PM, Matt Perkins  wrote:

> You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of Jason's
> coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly as good as
> Jason's I manage to muddle through :)
> My degree is in graphic design/illustration and I've been self teaching
> Flash/multimedia since '95.  Been working in the corporate elearning
> industry since 2001 and managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.
>
>
>
> On 6/18/2010 3:53 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
>
>> It's actually a large field.  Most major universities have a degree in
>> "Instructional Technology" - or something named similar to that.  It's
>> also called "Educational Technology", "Instructional Design", "Adult
>> Learning", "Educational Multimedia", "Information Design", etc.  Job
>> titles can range from "e-learning developer", "instructional
>> technologist", "multimedia developer", "adult learning specialist",
>> "education consultant", "e-learning designer", "education developer",
>> "instructional multimedia designer", etc. Programs focus on a range of
>> topics from the technical multimedia aspects over to the learning theory
>> and instruction design aspects and you can usually focus in different
>> areas.  Just depends. My title is "Instructional Technology Architect"
>> which is a senior type position compared to some others in my group,
>> called "Instructional Technology Designers".  We also have
>> "Instructional Designers" who don't use the technology as much - they do
>> more working with subject matter experts and write the storyboards.  My
>> Master's degree is in Instructional Technology from one of the top
>> instructional technology programs, Utah State University. I also have a
>> bachelor's in education with an emphasis in graphic design and
>> multimedia. Other top programs can be found at University of Indiana,
>> Penn State, and Georgia Tech (at least this is what the top schools were
>> back in the late 90's - may have changed since then).  One of my
>> co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
>> Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
>> instructional technology or a related field.
>>
>> Hope that helps,
>>
>> Jason Merrill
>>
>> Instructional Technology Architect
>> Bank of America   Global Learning
>>
>> Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our
>> Instructional Technology Design Blog
>> (Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
>> associates)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
>> [mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of
>> Mendelsohn, Michael
>> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:36 PM
>> To: Flash Coders List
>> Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada
>>
>> Hi Jason...
>>
>> I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here like
>> this.  For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing AS3 for
>> much of my day.
>>
>> That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You mentioned
>> below "these people exist" with instructional technology.  I've never
>> heard of a master's degree in that before, and a quick search didn't
>> turn up the seemingly right things.  Do you have a degree in that?  I'm
>> always thinking about how I can improve my skillset and it's something
>> I'm curious to find out more about, especially from someone who seems so
>> knowledgable.  I'm sure working with you would be an unparalleled
>> opportunity.
>>
>> I've been really thinking about what's best to focus on for my skillset
>> now, given technologies are moving at light speed at present.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> - Mike Mendelsohn
>>
>>
>>
>>> Yes, I do - as well as several members of my team.  We do coding most
>>> of
>>>
>>>
>> the day in AS3, several of us are artists in their spare time and have
>> Master's degrees in instructional technology.  It's a hard mix to find,
>> but those people are out there.
>>
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[Matt Perkins]

You can also learn as you go, but it's not as complete. I'm one of 
Jason's coworkers - and while my instructional background isn't nearly 
as good as Jason's I manage to muddle through :)
My degree is in graphic design/illustration and I've been self teaching 
Flash/multimedia since '95.  Been working in the corporate elearning 
industry since 2001 and managed to pick up what I know by osmosis.



On 6/18/2010 3:53 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:

It's actually a large field.  Most major universities have a degree in
"Instructional Technology" - or something named similar to that.  It's
also called "Educational Technology", "Instructional Design", "Adult
Learning", "Educational Multimedia", "Information Design", etc.  Job
titles can range from "e-learning developer", "instructional
technologist", "multimedia developer", "adult learning specialist",
"education consultant", "e-learning designer", "education developer",
"instructional multimedia designer", etc. Programs focus on a range of
topics from the technical multimedia aspects over to the learning theory
and instruction design aspects and you can usually focus in different
areas.  Just depends. My title is "Instructional Technology Architect"
which is a senior type position compared to some others in my group,
called "Instructional Technology Designers".  We also have
"Instructional Designers" who don't use the technology as much - they do
more working with subject matter experts and write the storyboards.  My
Master's degree is in Instructional Technology from one of the top
instructional technology programs, Utah State University. I also have a
bachelor's in education with an emphasis in graphic design and
multimedia. Other top programs can be found at University of Indiana,
Penn State, and Georgia Tech (at least this is what the top schools were
back in the late 90's - may have changed since then).  One of my
co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
instructional technology or a related field.

Hope that helps,

Jason Merrill

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning

Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our
Instructional Technology Design Blog
(Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
associates)






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From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of
Mendelsohn, Michael
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:36 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

Hi Jason...

I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here like
this.  For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing AS3 for
much of my day.

That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You mentioned
below "these people exist" with instructional technology.  I've never
heard of a master's degree in that before, and a quick search didn't
turn up the seemingly right things.  Do you have a degree in that?  I'm
always thinking about how I can improve my skillset and it's something
I'm curious to find out more about, especially from someone who seems so
knowledgable.  I'm sure working with you would be an unparalleled
opportunity.

I've been really thinking about what's best to focus on for my skillset
now, given technologies are moving at light speed at present.

Thanks!
- Mike Mendelsohn

   

Yes, I do - as well as several members of my team.  We do coding most
of
 

the day in AS3, several of us are artists in their spare time and have
Master's degrees in instructional technology.  It's a hard mix to find,
but those people are out there.

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Merrill, Jason]

Can't recall offhand, I tried pinging him when I was writing my
response, but he's gone for the weekend.  I'll let you know next week.


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Bank of America   Global Learning 

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From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of
Mendelsohn, Michael
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 4:10 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

Thanks Jason!  As usual with you, a complete answer.  :-)  I'm really
wanting to get better at what I do.

What university in Boston?  That's where I call home.

- MM

>  One of my
co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
instructional technology or a related field.  

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

Thanks Jason!  As usual with you, a complete answer.  :-)  I'm really wanting 
to get better at what I do.

What university in Boston?  That's where I call home.

- MM

>  One of my
co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
instructional technology or a related field.  

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[Merrill, Jason]

It's actually a large field.  Most major universities have a degree in
"Instructional Technology" - or something named similar to that.  It's
also called "Educational Technology", "Instructional Design", "Adult
Learning", "Educational Multimedia", "Information Design", etc.  Job
titles can range from "e-learning developer", "instructional
technologist", "multimedia developer", "adult learning specialist",
"education consultant", "e-learning designer", "education developer",
"instructional multimedia designer", etc. Programs focus on a range of
topics from the technical multimedia aspects over to the learning theory
and instruction design aspects and you can usually focus in different
areas.  Just depends. My title is "Instructional Technology Architect"
which is a senior type position compared to some others in my group,
called "Instructional Technology Designers".  We also have
"Instructional Designers" who don't use the technology as much - they do
more working with subject matter experts and write the storyboards.  My
Master's degree is in Instructional Technology from one of the top
instructional technology programs, Utah State University. I also have a
bachelor's in education with an emphasis in graphic design and
multimedia. Other top programs can be found at University of Indiana,
Penn State, and Georgia Tech (at least this is what the top schools were
back in the late 90's - may have changed since then).  One of my
co-workers is working on his PhD in the field from a university up in
Boston.  Several others on my team have post-graduate degrees in
instructional technology or a related field.  

Hope that helps,

Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning 

Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  and visit our
Instructional Technology Design Blog
(Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
associates)






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From: flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com
[mailto:flashcoders-boun...@chattyfig.figleaf.com] On Behalf Of
Mendelsohn, Michael
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 3:36 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

Hi Jason...

I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here like
this.  For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing AS3 for
much of my day.  

That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You mentioned
below "these people exist" with instructional technology.  I've never
heard of a master's degree in that before, and a quick search didn't
turn up the seemingly right things.  Do you have a degree in that?  I'm
always thinking about how I can improve my skillset and it's something
I'm curious to find out more about, especially from someone who seems so
knowledgable.  I'm sure working with you would be an unparalleled
opportunity.

I've been really thinking about what's best to focus on for my skillset
now, given technologies are moving at light speed at present.

Thanks!
- Mike Mendelsohn

> Yes, I do - as well as several members of my team.  We do coding most 
> of
the day in AS3, several of us are artists in their spare time and have
Master's degrees in instructional technology.  It's a hard mix to find,
but those people are out there.

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada

[Mendelsohn, Michael]

Hi Jason...

I have an OT response to your post.  Hope it's ok to respond here like this.  
For the record, I have a job that I enjoy, and I'm doing AS3 for much of my 
day.  

That said, I'm curious about your educational background.  You mentioned below 
"these people exist" with instructional technology.  I've never heard of a 
master's degree in that before, and a quick search didn't turn up the seemingly 
right things.  Do you have a degree in that?  I'm always thinking about how I 
can improve my skillset and it's something I'm curious to find out more about, 
especially from someone who seems so knowledgable.  I'm sure working with you 
would be an unparalleled opportunity.

I've been really thinking about what's best to focus on for my skillset now, 
given technologies are moving at light speed at present.

Thanks!
- Mike Mendelsohn

> Yes, I do - as well as several members of my team.  We do coding most of
the day in AS3, several of us are artists in their spare time and have
Master's degrees in instructional technology.  It's a hard mix to find,
but those people are out there.

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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada and UK candidates

[Merrill, Jason]

Yes, I do - as well as several members of my team.  We do coding most of
the day in AS3, several of us are artists in their spare time and have
Master's degrees in instructional technology.  It's a hard mix to find,
but those people are out there.


Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning 

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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada
and UK candidates

I am a developer. I code. I can barely design buttons. Layout is not as
hard.
Are there actually people out there who are "Instructional Technology
Architects (senior-level positions)" in there ability to code and who
also "consider yourself a good graphic interface designer, not just have
a mastery of Photoshop and Illustrator or Fireworks?

I've always been curious.:\

Ktu

On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:18 PM, Merrill, Jason <
jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com> wrote:

> Once again, we have some job openings on my team at Bank of America. 
> We have at least one job for a North American-based candidate and one 
> or more for positions in London, UK.
>
> These are not entry level positions, nor do we seek intermediate level

> candidates. We have one of the best internal e-learning organizations 
> in the industry and we have many instructional technology developers 
> in our larger team, but these positions are for the "special ops" team

> of Instructional Technology Architects (senior-level positions) I am 
> on. We don't just do the simple page-turner WBTs all the time - we 
> build re-usable e-learning solutions, components, and systems.  We are

> looking for what we call "e-learning rock stars" - candidates with the

> following REQUIRED skills and talents (if you don't have these, then 
> you probably shouldn't apply).
>
> 1.  Advanced knowledge of Actionscript 3.0 - meaning, you are
> comfortable writing all of your Actionscript in classes using 
> object-oriented methods. You can do things like create and dispatch 
> custom events, work with XML, create a code architecture, etc. You can

> create rich e-learning experiences in Flash or Flex and have a 
> portfolio you can show that demonstrates this.
> 2.  You have a good visual portfolio of work you have done.
Meaning,
> you consider yourself a good graphic interface designer, not just have

> a mastery of Photoshop and Illustrator or Fireworks.
> 3.  You have e-learning background and experience. An advanced
> degree in a related field is preferred.  You understand adult learning

> theory and could switch into the role of an instructional designer if 
> you had to (not that you would in this position, you wouldn't, but 
> there is some collaboration with IDs where this helps immensely)
>
> Those three skills are required.  Other desired skills would be (not 
> necessarily required- obviously, we can't expect all of these, but 
> some would be nice):
>
> 1.  Knowledge of the Adobe Flex framework
> 2.  Knowledge of HTML/Javascript/AJAX
> 3.  Knowledge of SCORM, LMS and LCMS systems
> 4.  Knowledge of Lectora / Saba Publisher
> 5.  Knowledge of Adobe's video and sound editing tools
> 6.  Knowledge of Microsoft Sharepoint - especially if you know
CAML
> and using Sharepoint Lists and Webservices
> 7.  Knowledge of utilizing Webservices
> 8.  Knowledge of OOP design patterns
> 9.  Knowledge of the other tools in Adobe's Creative Suite
> 10. Knowledge of micro architectures like Cairngorm and Pure MVC
> 11. Knowledge of third party Actionscript libraries like
> Papervision3D or Away3D
> 12. Knowledge of 3D modeling tools like Blender or Swift3D
>
> Of course, we would prefer candidates located in the Charlotte, NC 
> area where we are headquartered, but being remote is completely OK as
well.
> The London position(s) are located in London - no remote candidates 
> for those. This is a GREAT job working on a TALENTED team at a 
> FATASTIC Fortune 10 company.
>
> Send me your resumes if you're interested!
>
>
>
> Jason Merrill
>
> Instructional Technology Architect
> Bank of America   Global Learning
>
> Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community
> <http://sharepoint.bankofamerica.com/sites/tlc/flash/default.aspx>
and
> visit our Instructional Technology Design Blog 
> <http://sharepoi

Re: [Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada and UK candidates

[Ktu]

I am a developer. I code. I can barely design buttons. Layout is not as
hard.
Are there actually people out there who are "Instructional Technology
Architects (senior-level positions)" in there ability to code and who also
"consider yourself a good graphic interface designer, not just have a
mastery of Photoshop and Illustrator or Fireworks?

I've always been curious.:\

Ktu

On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 12:18 PM, Merrill, Jason <
jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com> wrote:

> Once again, we have some job openings on my team at Bank of America. We
> have at least one job for a North American-based candidate and one or
> more for positions in London, UK.
>
> These are not entry level positions, nor do we seek intermediate level
> candidates. We have one of the best internal e-learning organizations in
> the industry and we have many instructional technology developers in our
> larger team, but these positions are for the "special ops" team of
> Instructional Technology Architects (senior-level positions) I am on. We
> don't just do the simple page-turner WBTs all the time - we build
> re-usable e-learning solutions, components, and systems.  We are looking
> for what we call "e-learning rock stars" - candidates with the following
> REQUIRED skills and talents (if you don't have these, then you probably
> shouldn't apply).
>
> 1.  Advanced knowledge of Actionscript 3.0 - meaning, you are
> comfortable writing all of your Actionscript in classes using
> object-oriented methods. You can do things like create and dispatch
> custom events, work with XML, create a code architecture, etc. You can
> create rich e-learning experiences in Flash or Flex and have a portfolio
> you can show that demonstrates this.
> 2.  You have a good visual portfolio of work you have done. Meaning,
> you consider yourself a good graphic interface designer, not just have a
> mastery of Photoshop and Illustrator or Fireworks.
> 3.  You have e-learning background and experience. An advanced
> degree in a related field is preferred.  You understand adult learning
> theory and could switch into the role of an instructional designer if
> you had to (not that you would in this position, you wouldn't, but there
> is some collaboration with IDs where this helps immensely)
>
> Those three skills are required.  Other desired skills would be (not
> necessarily required- obviously, we can't expect all of these, but some
> would be nice):
>
> 1.  Knowledge of the Adobe Flex framework
> 2.  Knowledge of HTML/Javascript/AJAX
> 3.  Knowledge of SCORM, LMS and LCMS systems
> 4.  Knowledge of Lectora / Saba Publisher
> 5.  Knowledge of Adobe's video and sound editing tools
> 6.  Knowledge of Microsoft Sharepoint - especially if you know CAML
> and using Sharepoint Lists and Webservices
> 7.  Knowledge of utilizing Webservices
> 8.  Knowledge of OOP design patterns
> 9.  Knowledge of the other tools in Adobe's Creative Suite
> 10. Knowledge of micro architectures like Cairngorm and Pure MVC
> 11. Knowledge of third party Actionscript libraries like
> Papervision3D or Away3D
> 12. Knowledge of 3D modeling tools like Blender or Swift3D
>
> Of course, we would prefer candidates located in the Charlotte, NC area
> where we are headquartered, but being remote is completely OK as well.
> The London position(s) are located in London - no remote candidates for
> those. This is a GREAT job working on a TALENTED team at a FATASTIC
> Fortune 10 company.
>
> Send me your resumes if you're interested!
>
>
>
> Jason Merrill
>
> Instructional Technology Architect
> Bank of America   Global Learning
>
> Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community
>    and
> visit our Instructional Technology Design Blog
> 
> (Note: these resources are only available for Bank of America
> associates)
>
>
>
>
>
>
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[Flashcoders] Job Openings at Bank of America for US/Canada and UK candidates

[Merrill, Jason]

Once again, we have some job openings on my team at Bank of America. We
have at least one job for a North American-based candidate and one or
more for positions in London, UK. 

These are not entry level positions, nor do we seek intermediate level
candidates. We have one of the best internal e-learning organizations in
the industry and we have many instructional technology developers in our
larger team, but these positions are for the "special ops" team of
Instructional Technology Architects (senior-level positions) I am on. We
don't just do the simple page-turner WBTs all the time - we build
re-usable e-learning solutions, components, and systems.  We are looking
for what we call "e-learning rock stars" - candidates with the following
REQUIRED skills and talents (if you don't have these, then you probably
shouldn't apply).  

1.  Advanced knowledge of Actionscript 3.0 - meaning, you are
comfortable writing all of your Actionscript in classes using
object-oriented methods. You can do things like create and dispatch
custom events, work with XML, create a code architecture, etc. You can
create rich e-learning experiences in Flash or Flex and have a portfolio
you can show that demonstrates this.
2.  You have a good visual portfolio of work you have done. Meaning,
you consider yourself a good graphic interface designer, not just have a
mastery of Photoshop and Illustrator or Fireworks.
3.  You have e-learning background and experience. An advanced
degree in a related field is preferred.  You understand adult learning
theory and could switch into the role of an instructional designer if
you had to (not that you would in this position, you wouldn't, but there
is some collaboration with IDs where this helps immensely)

Those three skills are required.  Other desired skills would be (not
necessarily required- obviously, we can't expect all of these, but some
would be nice):

1.  Knowledge of the Adobe Flex framework
2.  Knowledge of HTML/Javascript/AJAX
3.  Knowledge of SCORM, LMS and LCMS systems
4.  Knowledge of Lectora / Saba Publisher
5.  Knowledge of Adobe's video and sound editing tools
6.  Knowledge of Microsoft Sharepoint - especially if you know CAML
and using Sharepoint Lists and Webservices
7.  Knowledge of utilizing Webservices
8.  Knowledge of OOP design patterns
9.  Knowledge of the other tools in Adobe's Creative Suite
10. Knowledge of micro architectures like Cairngorm and Pure MVC
11. Knowledge of third party Actionscript libraries like
Papervision3D or Away3D
12. Knowledge of 3D modeling tools like Blender or Swift3D

Of course, we would prefer candidates located in the Charlotte, NC area
where we are headquartered, but being remote is completely OK as well.
The London position(s) are located in London - no remote candidates for
those. This is a GREAT job working on a TALENTED team at a FATASTIC
Fortune 10 company.

Send me your resumes if you're interested!



Jason Merrill 

Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America   Global Learning 

Join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community
   and
visit our Instructional Technology Design Blog
 
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] Sr. Flash Game Developer, Bay Area, CA | 100-150k

[Karl DeSaulniers]

LOL


On May 25, 2010, at 4:11 PM, Glen Pike wrote:

Hmm, that makes about $850K in my reckoning, damnit lost my green- 
card. ;)


This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in San  
Francisco, CA
paying $1000,000-150,000 + benefits.  No telecommuting allowed.   
US Citizens
or Green Card holders only please.  Local candidates preferred;  
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] Sr. Flash Game Developer, Bay Area, CA | 100-150k

[Glen Pike]

Hmm, that makes about $850K in my reckoning, damnit lost my green-card. ;)


This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in San Francisco, CA
paying $1000,000-150,000 + benefits.  No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens
or Green Card holders only please.  Local candidates preferred; however,

  

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Sr. Flash Game Developer, Bay Area, CA | 100-150k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Sr. Flash Game Developer, Bay Area, CA | 100-150k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in San Francisco, CA
paying $1000,000-150,000 + benefits.  No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens
or Green Card holders only please.  Local candidates preferred; however,
candidates interested in relocating considered as well.  Relocation expenses
covered. 

JOB DESCRIPTION: 

You will be a key member of a small team developing a well-crafted, high
performance Flash-based game engine and some very sweet games. You will work
with an agile, collaborative team of accomplished software engineers,
designers, artists and marketers on the design, development, launch and
subsequent optimization of our games. If you are passionate about game and
software design and would like to share a stake in a very promising business
with like-minded people, this may be the job for you. 

RESPONSIBILITIES: 

* Designing & developing highly interactive, social flash games 
* Applying strong software engineering skills to build games that are
high-quality, high-performance, scalable and easy to evolve 
* Actively participating in the game concept and design process 
* Working with marketing and game design teams to propose unique game
mechanics and elements and measure their overall effectiveness 
* Working in an agile environment where prototypes, proofs of concept and
quick iterations are a way of life 
* Proactively researching and acclimating to emerging technologies and
applicable changes in the gaming and design space  

REQUIREMENTS: 

* Solid computer science/software engineering background 
* Excellent programming skills resulting in clean, high-quality,
appropriately optimized code that is a pleasure to work with 
* Strong experience developing highly interactive 2D, 2.5D and/or 3D games 
* Expertise with Flash or similar platform 
* Strong experience building dynamic web applications 
* Experience working with Facebook and/or other social APIs a plus 
* Ability to design and build a substantial Flash based game from prototype
to production 
* Portfolio of previous work 

If you are interested in this job, please submit your RESUME and PORTFOLIO
along with your SALARY requirements to beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
-- 
Open Source Staffing 
http://opensourcestaffing.wordpress.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Lead Flex Developer in NYC (Relo OK) to 150k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Lead Flex Developer in NYC (Relo OK) to 150k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in New York City
paying $120,000 to $150,000 (dep on exp) + benefits.  Full relocation
expenses paid by our client.  H1/H1-B OK - Will sponsor/transfer visa.   

ABOUT: 

Our New York City client is embarking on a large initiative to revamp and
expand its digital product offering to support the existing client business.
This offering will comprise of a new client facing fixed income trading
application, for their institutional client base. This is an exciting
opportunity to work with a dynamic team, on a highly visible, 'green field'
development.  

SUMMARY: 

They are looking for Senior Flex Developer/Team Lead to build the UI for a
multi-product, multifunctional rich internet application. The latest web
technology is required to support real-time pricing, electronic trading,
analytics and charting, content and various communication media. The mission
critical application must be able to perform to set SLA for performance and
scale.  

The candidate should be able to work independently, have an outstanding
track record, and be comfortable working in an Agile environment. The Matrix
system is developing rapidly across multiple businesses and the UI strategy
must be scalable across many products. They should be able to communicate
effectively with business analysts, interpreting their requirements, and
working with other internal and external development managers. 

REQUIRED: 

* The individual must be technically excellent in the following: Flex 3.0,
Java, design patterns, Multi-threaded programming, concurrency strategies. 
* Financial, Insurance or Government experience/background required.  
* No job-hoppers or consultants considered.  You must have a steady, full
time, salaried work history. 

APPLY: 

Please submit your RESUME and SALARY requirements to
beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
-- 
Open Source Staffing 
http://www.open-source-staffing.com 
http://www.facebook.com/beau.gould 
beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] collaborate with me

[sebastian]

Hello,

Seeking one or more people to help collaborate with me on projects.

This is for a remote project, and if things work well, there can easily 
be a lot more work coming in the future.


My workloads are consistently too high to handle alone, hence the 
request to find someone good for me to work with.


Preference given to candidates who live in Portland, OR. But open to 
working with someone anywhere in the USA. Foreign candidates are 
possible, but I will give preference to local candidates.


You will have to have at least 10 hours a week available [with peaks of 
~20 hours]


Essential:
* Strong knowledge of AS3, OO, MVC and design patterns
* Strong knowledge with dynamic systems like XML, AMFPHP
* Able to translate designs and documentation into code
* Able to provide and improve upon subtle usability/interface design 
considerations


Additional essentials:
* Skype/google chat access for easy communication [also during project]
* Able to work 100% independently [invoicing, W9, contracts etc.]
* Enthusiastic, fun, easy going, trust worthy

Essential for a project which will start in March:
* Strong knowledge of a Flash-based 3D framework, such as Papervision or 
Away3D
* Practical experience with one or more 3D modeling applications [to 
model some simple polygons]


Optionals: [for other projects]
* Drupal skills [theming/development/php/mySQL]
* Design/animation skills [photoshop, designs, translations]
* Translations of design to clean html/css2/3 templates [for integration 
with Drupal]


Please let me know your hourly when submitting your experience/examples 
of work.


Thanks!

Sebastian
http://fountain-city.com
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] e-Learning Programmer (Newport News, VA)

[Charles Parcell]

This is a job posting that we have currently open for a position in my
office. This person will be working directly with me.  Please pass this on
to anyone you may know with these skills or may know someone with these
skills.

The three skills that I think are most important are...

   1. Flash (ActionScript 2.0 and 3.0)
   2. JavaScript (JQuery or MOOTools are a plus)
   3. SCORM (any exposure is considered good but 2004 3rd Ed is what we use
   mostly)

Please send resumes to me at my work e-mail (charles.w.parcell at lmco.com)
so I can enter them into the HR database directly. FYI, I am not the hiring
manager for this position.

Here is the job information copied directly from the LM job web site. (
http://www.lockheedmartinjobs.com/jobsearch_all.asp)

=
Req ID146249BRIndustry Job TitleMultimedia Design EngrStandard Job
Code/TitleE1362:Multimedia Design EngrRequired skillsAbility to use HTML,
JavaScript, ASP, and other web technologies in the development of online
courseware. Ability to program in C+, C++ and C#. Flash development
experience and proven Action Script knowledge. Ability to develop SCORM and
Section 508 compliant courseware. Understanding of different types of LMSs,
to include Instructor Operator Station in Closed Classroom Environment.
Ability to work in propriety tool to create and edit courseware development
templates.Desired skillsWorking in courseware development teams and previous
experience developing to Army ATSC and Navy NKO standards strongly
desired.Specific
Job DescriptionThe position will support curriculum development (both
instructor-led training and distributed learning) in conjunction with
instructional designers in the development of animations, templates, and
other multimedia requirements. Candidate will work directly with
instructional designers to create new programming templates, in the
proprietary tool, to meet customer requirements. Programmer will be expected
to keep abreast of new software/technologies in developing programming needs
and multimedia, such as LMSs, SCORM, Flash, Action Script, and programming
languages.Standard Job DescriptionDesigns and develops multimedia
applications, systems and products involving computer graphics and
interactive computing such as computer-based systems for personal computers
or CD-ROM applications. Incorporates software applications in multiple
technology media systems, such as graphics, animation, text, and sound.Security
ClearanceNoneTypical MinimumsBachelors degree from an accredited college in
a related discipline, or equivalent experience/combined education, with 2
years of professional experience; or no experience required with a related
Masters degree. Considered experienced, but still a learner.LMCareers
Business UnitESS0806 SIMULATION TRAINING AND SUPTBusiness AreaElectronic
SystemsDepartmentR450:TSI Global CCD ExemptJob ClassInformation TechnologyJob
CategoryExperienced ProfessionalStateVirginiaRelocation AvailableNoReq Type
Full-Time
=

Charles P.
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] 2

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

[JOB] Senior Flex Architect, NYC (Relo OK) | 120-140k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in New York City
paying $120,000-140,000 + benefits.  No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens,
Green Card holders, EAD or CAN only please.  Local candidates preferred;
however, candidates interested in relocating considered as well. 

My client is looking for a very talented, self-motivated Flex Architect to
work on the next generation product offerings. The position involves being
responsible for key areas of new product launches as well as support the
ongoing business. The person would be responsible for architectural software
decisions, as well as software implementation in a team effort. In addition,
the person would work closely with the Product / Marketing team to
facilitate the delivery of top quality software products. The environment is
dynamic with focus on creative thinking and usage of open source to solve
complex problems and business needs. 

Requirements:  
o Minimum 4 years of Flash development experience on major Flex Flash
Projects 
o Mastery of ActionScript 3.0 and object oriented programming 
o Experience with XML and Flash, including an understanding of XSD/DTD for
validation 
o Experience building Adobe AIR applications 
o Cairngorm MVC framework (Flex frameworks) 
o Ability to independently set tasks and complete work with limited
direction 
o Excellent written and verbal communication skills 
o Ability to manage competing priorities in a complex environment and
maintain high productivity 
o Ability to devise creative technical solutions 
o Bachelors degree or equivalent 

Additional Considerations: 
o Comprehensive understanding of web browsers and front-end technologies,
including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. JSP a plus 
o AS3 related media APIs is a plus. 

To be considered, please submit your resume and preferably a portfolio along
with your salary requirements to beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
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[JOB] Flash/AS3 Developer, Paramus, NJ | Salary/hourly: open

This is a contract-to-hire or full time, on-site position located near
Paramus, NJ.  Hourly/salary is open and depends on experience. US Citizens,
Green Card holders, EAD or CAN only please.  Candidates within commutable
distance to Paramus, NJ preferred, but candidates interested in relocating
at their own expense considered as well.  No telecommuting allowed.  Thank
you. 

My client is looking for an experienced Web/Flash/AS3 Developer with strong
AS3 object-oriented programming skills to join their growing interactive
team. As a Flash/AS3 Developer, you'll be developing microsites, rich-media
banners, enterprise-level sites, and stand-alone applications for a broad
range of clients. The ideal candidate will bring their knowledge,
enthusiasm, and willingness to learn to each new project. 

Candidate should have experience working with XML, video, and audio in
Flash, as well as a good understanding of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
Experience working in the Flex Builder IDE is strongly desired, but not
required.

Requirements: 

* At least 3+ years programming experience 
* Agency experience or experience working in a creative environment 
* Strong AS3 skills 
* OOP principles 
* Photoshop and Illustrator skills 
* JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML 
* Thorough understanding of web design best practices 

Pluses: 

* Flex 
* Adobe Air 
* PHP 
* Flash remoting (Zend, AMFPHP, or other framework) and MYSQL experience 
* Objective-C & iPhone development 
* 3D and physics libraries for AS3, such as Papervision and jiglibflashZ 
* Strong design background 

This position will start out as contract and then go to full time after 3
months.  

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with your
HOURLY RATE AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS to beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
-- 
Open Source Staffing 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/AS3 Developer, Paramus, NJ

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flash/AS3 Developer, Paramus, NJ 

This is a contract-to-hire, on-site position located near Paramus, NJ.
Hourly/salary is open and depends on experience. US Citizens, Green Card
holders, EAD or CAN only please.  Candidates within commutable distance to
Paramus, NJ preferred.  No telecommuting allowed.  Thank you. 

My client is looking for an experienced Web/Flash/AS3 Developer with strong
AS3 object-oriented programming skills to join their growing interactive
team. As a Flash/AS3 Developer, you'll be developing microsites, rich-media
banners, enterprise-level sites, and stand-alone applications for a broad
range of clients. The ideal candidate will bring their knowledge,
enthusiasm, and willingness to learn to each new project. 

Candidate should have experience working with XML, video, and audio in
Flash, as well as a good understanding of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
Experience working in the Flex Builder IDE is strongly desired, but not
required.

Requirements: 

* At least 3+ years programming experience 
* Agency experience or experience working in a creative environment 
* Strong AS3 skills 
* OOP principles 
* Photoshop and Illustrator skills 
* JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML 
* Thorough understanding of web design best practices 

Pluses: 

* Flex 
* Adobe Air 
* PHP 
* Flash remoting (Zend, AMFPHP, or other framework) and MYSQL experience 
* Objective-C & iPhone development 
* 3D and physics libraries for AS3, such as Papervision and jiglibflashZ 
* Strong design background 

This position will start out as contract and then go to full time after 3
months.  

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with your
HOURLY RATE AND SALARY REQUIREMENTS to beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
-- 
Open Source Staffing 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 
http://www.open-source-staffing.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] AS3 Developer Position in London

[Piers Cowburn]

Hi,

Hope nobody minds a job post, hopefully it'll help somebody out. The agency I 
work at, Pushbutton ( http://www.pushbutton.tv ) is looking for an experienced 
interactive developer to join us. We mainly work in the areas of interactive TV 
and mobile development, but also do some desktop and browser based work. I've 
been working here for a year, and it's a great place to work :) Details are as 
follows:
You will be working on jobs for the likes of Virgin Media, BBC, Sky and 
Microsoft, as well as our own exciting internal projects. The applications you 
will be architecting and developing will shape the future of interactive TV 
over the next few years.

Requirements

You are either a Javascript or AS3 developer with 2-4 years’ experience of 
application development.
You have a keen interest (obsession would be better) in new technology, the 
web, and interactive TV.
Whether or not you have experience of a specific framework, you understand the 
principles of MVC and its benefits in application development.
You keep up to date with the latest developments in your chosen area 
(Javascript or AS3), and can tell the difference between a fad and something 
useful.
You won’t be required to produce any designs yourself, but a good eye for 
design and a desire to get things pixel-perfect is a big plus.
You know what’s going on in the back end. An understanding of server 
terminology and how it integrates with your applications is a must.
You have experience managing version control using Subversion or Git.
Above all, you’re easy to get along with, and have excellent written and verbal 
communication skills.
Responsibilities

Interpret client/internal briefs into a logical and well planned app 
architecture.
Interpret UI designs and advise on ease of implementation.
Develop your area of the application from start to finish.
Liase with other members of the team to make sure the finished application 
works well as a whole.
Write basic documentation for your code to ensure other members of the team can 
work with it in your absence.
Please reply off list to piers.cowb...@pushbutton.tv with some examples of 
work. Salary based on experience, but competitive.

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer, London

[Ian McGregor]

Flash Developer (Junior/Middleweight)

Stink Digital, an award-winning interactive production house located
in Farringdon, is looking for a talented junior/middleweight Flash
developer to become a key component of something great.

You should be proactive, enthusiastic and have a passion for learning
about and developing emergent technologies. Your attention to detail
should be excellent, and you should be equally comfortable working
alone on projects and in a larger team environment. Mostly, though,
you should be passionate about doing world-class work with world-class
people.

Must-haves:
Strong knowledge of AS3, OO, MVC and design patterns;
Experience working with digital video as source material;
Experience creating data driven Flash applications and widgets;
Working knowledge of AJAX, DHTML, Javascript and CSS techniques,
especially with respect to integration;
Familiarity with source control systems such as Subversion as well as
development environments such as FDT/Flex Builder.

Nice to haves:
Practical knowledge of a Flash-based 3D framework such as Papervision or Away3D;
Practical experience with Flex, Adobe Air and PureMVC;
Practical experience with interactive design, After Effects, software
3D packages or Unity 3D;
Preference will be given to developers with additional languages,
especially iPhone developers.

Music lovers, film geeks, video gamers, culture nerds, cyclists and
friends of the pub are all friends of ours.

This position requires at least 2-4 years experience with Flash
technologies, preferably in an agency or production company
environment.

Please submit CV and portfolio to jobs[at]stinkdigital.tv.


Long time no post for me, but thought this might be a good audience for this ;)

Awesome place to work. I've been flashing here for just over a year
now and pretty much loved every minute.
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer, Deerfield Beach, FL | 75-120k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flash Developer, Deerfield Beach, FL | 75-120k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located near Deerfield
Beach, FL.  No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens, Green Card holders, EAD
or CAN only please.  Local candidates preferred; however, candidates
interested in relocating at own expense considered as well.

Join a team of world-class experts pushing development boundaries using
ActionScript and Flash 10.  

The Flash Developer will be responsible for developing Flash applications
that run on next-generation media tablets. These applications will include
casual games, utilities, media browsers, information access services, as
well as user interfaces. 

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 

- ActionScript 3 development (Flex desired) 
- Flash 10 
- Strong Object-Oriented programming skills 
- 3+ years development experience 
- Consumer product UI experience (desirable) 
- Computer related degree or equivalent experience 
- Photoshop (desirable) 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with your
salary requirements to beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
-- 
Open Source Staffing 
http://open-source-staffing.com 
beau[AT]open-source-staffing.com 

Related: Flash 8, Flash 9, ActionScript, ActionScripting, Action Script,
AS1, AS2, AS3, Flex, Flex 2, Flex 3, Adobe Flex Builder 3, Flex Builder 3,
Flex 3 SDK, Flex lite, Flexlite, Flash Media Server, Flash Remoting, Flash
Video, Flash Game, AMFPHP, OpenAMF, AIR, Cairngorm, BlazeDS, Director,
Lingo, ACID, Sound Forge, Toast, Quicktime, After Effects, PhotoShop,
Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, JavaScript, Lingo, PHP, AJAX, ASP,
MySQL, Visual Basic, XML, MXML, HTML, CSS, OOP, Rich Internet Application,
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flex UI Engineer, NYC

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flex UI Engineer, NYC 

Positions:  1 senior and 2 junior positions 
Company:Top Tier Ad Network 
Salary: Open 
Location:   NYC - (Chelsea) 
Experience: 5-10 yrs 

This description is for the senior role so just subtract a few years
experience for the junior roles, etc, etc.  Thanks! 

Description: 

Our client is a leading online advertising network and technology company.
Their network connects high quality, brand-name publishers with Fortune 1000
advertisers. Also, their proprietary technology offers top-tier publishers
an ad network management platform to create their own branded, vertical ad
networks. This enables both brand and direct advertisers to reach greater
results through sophisticated audience targeting technology, including
contextual, behavioral, geographic and re-targeting. 

Responsibilities: 

* Develop and maintenance of Flex software for Ad-Network's platform UI 
* Work with product manager, UI consultant and others to design new UI
features 
* Work with data/server engineers on data communication protocols between UI
and server-side systems 
* Maintenance of existing Flex code base 

Requirements: 

* Fluent Adobe Flex / AS3 
* Strong MVC framework knowledge and experience, especially Pure MVC,
Cairngorm 
* In-depth Flex data visualization experience, ADG 
* 6+ years overall professional development, building commercial, open
source and/or business software  
* Business application development, including BI or similar reporting
applications 
* Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience 
* Strong communication skills 

Pluses: 

* User Interface design skills and aesthetic sensibilities 
* Data presentation/visualization design flair 
* Web development experience using AJAX, ROR 
* Online advertising industry experience  

To be considered, please submit your resume and salary requirements to
b...@open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you and happy holidays,  

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 

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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Postings OK?

[Dave Watts]

> I have not actively participated in this list for years, sorry :).  I was
> wondering if it would be ok to put a job posting up?

Yes. I'm the list admin. Go ahead.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/

Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at our training centers in Washington DC, Atlanta,
Chicago, Baltimore, Northern Virginia, or on-site at your location.
Visit http://training.figleaf.com/ for more information!

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[Flashcoders] Job Postings OK?

[Chris]

I have not actively participated in this list for years, sorry :).  I was
wondering if it would be ok to put a job posting up?

Thanks,
Chris
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Senior Flex Architect, NYC | 120-140k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Senior Flex Architect, NYC | 120-140k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located in New York City
paying $120,000-140,000.  No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens, Green
Card holders or EAD only please.  Local candidates preferred; however,
rock star candidates interested in relocating at own expense considered
as well. 

My client is looking for a very talented, self-motivated Flex Architect
to work on the next generation product offerings. The position involves
being responsible for key areas of new product launches as well as
support the ongoing business. The person would be responsible for
architectural software decisions, as well as software implementation in
a team effort. In addition, the person would work closely with the
Product / Marketing team to facilitate the delivery of top quality
software products. The environment is dynamic with focus on creative
thinking and usage of open source to solve complex problems and business
needs. 

Requirements:  
o Minimum 4 years of Flash development experience on major Flash/Flex
Projects 
o Mastery of ActionScript 3.0 and object oriented programming 
o Experience with XML and Flash, including an understanding of XSD/DTD
for validation 
o Experience building Adobe AIR applications 
o Cairngorm MVC framework (Flex frameworks) 
o Ability to independently set tasks and complete work with limited
direction 
o Excellent written and verbal communication skills 
o Ability to manage competing priorities in a complex environment and
maintain high productivity 
o Ability to devise creative technical solutions 
o Bachelors degree or equivalent 

Additional Considerations: 
o Comprehensive understanding of web browsers and front-end
technologies, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. JSP a plus 
o AS3 related media APIs is a plus. 

To be considered, please submit your resume and preferably a portfolio
along with your salary requirements to beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com


Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 

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AS2, AS3, Flex, Flex 2, Flex 3, Adobe Flex Builder 3, Flex Builder 3,
Flex 3 SDK, Flex lite, Flexlite, Flash Media Server, Flash Remoting,
Flash Video, Flash Game, AMFPHP, OpenAMF, AIR, Cairngorm, BlazeDS,
Director, Lingo, ACID, Sound Forge, Toast, Quicktime, After Effects,
PhotoShop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Javascript, Lingo, PHP,
AJAX, ASP, MySQL, Visual Basic, XML, MXML, HTML, CSS, OOP, Rich Internet
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer, Delray, FL | 75-110k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flash Developer, Delray, FL | 75-110k 

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located near Delray, FL.
No telecommuting allowed.  US Citizens, Green Card holders or EAD only
please.  Local candidates preferred; however, candidates considering
relocating at own expense considered as well.

The Flash Developer will be responsible for developing Flash
applications that run on next-generation media tablets. These
applications will include casual games, utilities, media browsers,
information access services, as well as user interfaces. 

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 

- ActionScript 2/3 development 
- Flash 10 
- Strong Object Oriented programming skills 
- 3+ years development experience 
- Consumer product UI experience (desirable) 
- Computer related degree or equivalent experience 
- Photoshop (desirable) 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your salary requirements to beau @ open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com  

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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[John R. Sweeney Jr]

Seemed more like fishing... :)


on 8/27/09 8:14 PM, Peter B at pete...@googlemail.com wrote:

> I don't object to job postings here in general, or this one
> specifically. I was amused by the redundancy of asking if it was OK to
> post it at the same time as posting.


John R. Sweeney Jr.
Interactive Multimedia Developer


OnDemand Interactive Inc
945 Washington Blvd.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Office/Fax: 847.310.5959
Cellular: 847.651.4469
www.ondemandinteractive.com


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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[Peter B]

I don't object to job postings here in general, or this one
specifically. I was amused by the redundancy of asking if it was OK to
post it at the same time as posting.
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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[Merrill, Jason]

>> But did that really sound legit to you?

Legit?  Yes.  
Flash Platform related? Mmm... I guess that's debatable.  


Jason Merrill 

Bank of  America   Global Learning 
Learning & Performance Soluions

Monthly meetings on making the most of the Adobe Flash Platform -
presented by bank associates, Adobe engineers, and outside experts in
the borader multimedia community - join the Bank of America Flash
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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[John R. Sweeney Jr]

But did that really sound legit to you?

John


on 8/27/09 5:23 AM, Merrill, Jason at jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com wrote:

> Job listings related to Flash have generally been accepted here in the past.
> Especially given the current economic climate.
> 
> 
> Jason Merrill 


John R. Sweeney Jr.
Interactive Multimedia Developer


OnDemand Interactive Inc
945 Washington Blvd.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Office/Fax: 847.310.5959
Cellular: 847.651.4469
www.ondemandinteractive.com


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RE: [Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[Merrill, Jason]

>>> Hi, can I post this ad?
>>Is it too late to say 'no'?

Job listings related to Flash have generally been accepted here in the past.  
Especially given the current economic climate.


Jason Merrill 

Bank of  America   Global Learning 
Learning & Performance Soluions

Monthly meetings on making the most of the Adobe Flash Platform - presented by 
bank associates, Adobe engineers, and outside experts in the borader multimedia 
community - join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community  (note: this is 
for Bank of America employees only)

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[Peter B]

> Hi, can I post this ad?

Is it too late to say 'no'?
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[Flashcoders] Job Fair - CIM (Comcast Interactive Media)

[Schumacher, Steven]

Hi, can I post this ad?

 

C'MON AND GET CIM.

CIM JOB FAIR

 

Comcast Interactive Media (CIM) is a division of Comcast Corporation
dedicated to developing online and cross-platform entertainment and
media businesses.

 

We're expanding interactive, broadcast and mobile technologies for a
global media revolution-and we want the best and the brightest to join
us.

 

Calling all: 

* Web Developers 

* Database Administrators 

* Software Engineers

* System Administrators

 

Thursday, September 24th 

By Invitation Only

Additional details will be provided to selected invitees a week prior to
the event.

 

Submit your resume by September 17th to: 

cim_j...@comcast.com

 

> Comcast.net | Fancast | Fandango | Plaxo | X-Platform | Daily Candy

(c)2009 Comcast Interactive Media * All Rights Reserved

 

 

 

Steven Schumacher

Comcast Interactive Media

Recruiter

 

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[Flashcoders] Job Opening at Bank of America

[Merrill, Jason]

Oops -forgot to change the subject line.  Here it is again.


Sorry if this is a cross post for some, in this economic climate, I'm
hoping job postings are OK.

Let me tell you, I LOVE my job, and there is an opening on my team.  We
build e-learning web-based training, learning interactions, learning
games, performance support systems, infographics, learning-related RIAs
and authoring applications, and multimedia experiences with video and
audio.  Our team is virtual, we have employees spread all over the U.S.
from Charlotte to Los Angeles and you can work from home 100% (though if
you are already in the Charlotte area, perfect).  We're looking for a
multimedia rock star with an e-learning background.  Primary emphasis on
people with experience in Flash/Actionscript, e-learning, and UI/graphic
Design skills.  If you are interested and qualified, send me your resume
ASAP.  Here is the job description:

Job Title: Instructional Technology Designer 

Location:  Flexible (you can work from home 100% if you prefer)
Note: Remote candidates must have high speed ISP and access to BAC
facility for network access within an hours drive.

Reports to:  Design and Development Manager within Global Learning
Shared Services 

Responsibilities:
Design and develop eLearning technology and media elements including but
not limited to graphics, instructional simulations, electronic
performance support, Virtual Instructor Led Learning, Web Based
Training, Video, Audio, Wiki, and other forms of informal learning
delivery.  Participate in learning development project teams and
instructional technology research and development, client consulting,
individual and special project assignments, and cross-team projects.
Will partner closely with and advise Learning Consultants and
Instructional Designers to fully support the line of business needs for
web based training solutions.  

Required Skills

1.  Must have a MINIMUM of 3-5 yrs experience with Instructional
Design/Instructional Technology Design  
2.  Must have experience in developing learning solutions and
components for web based trainings. 
3.  Strong multimedia experience is required (Photoshop, Animations,
Graphic Design, Flash, Actionscript, etc) 
4.  Experience with SabaPublisher or Lectora is a plus.
5.  Experience with Web-based WBT authoring tools
6.  Below competencies are all MUST have skill sets. 

Build relationships
Develops strong interpersonal alliances at appropriate levels,
both within and outside the organization; builds solid relationships
characterized by mutual respect, understanding and trust.
Consulting
Develops a comprehensive understanding of customer/client
business issues and priorities; provides clear advice and
recommendations to help customer/client make business decisions; quickly
establishes credibility and trust by delivering on commitments and
meeting customer/client expectations.
Instructional design
Designs and develops training solutions to address
business/performance needs; selects/creates appropriate level and type
of content and program flow/sequencing; employs the most effective
instructional delivery and measurement techniques to ensure the
performance objectives are met.
Learning and development
Understands the body of knowledge surrounding the development of
skills required for effective performance in a role, including needs
assessment; development objective-setting; training design, development,
delivery, and evaluation; coaching and feedback; and experience-based
development.
Leverage technology/tools
Uses Bank of America technology, tools and resources to access,
analyze and distribute information; demonstrates an understanding of the
technology available to effectively support business
partners/customers/clients.
Project management
Continually monitors LPM project plans to ensure plan accurately
reflects tasks and expectations of ITD role at all times.  Ensures that
a clear, coherent plan to guide project execution and control is in
place for every project.  Escalates issues that may impact project
success to the PM or manager in timely fashion so that appropriate
intervention can be taken.

Preferred Skills:
Tools: SabaPublisher or Lectora, LMS/LCMS, Flash, Flex, Photoshop, Video
editing tools,
Competencies: Graphics Design


Jason Merrill 

Bank of  America   Global Learning 
Shared Services Solutions Development 

Monthly meetings on the Adobe Flash platform for rich media experiences
- join the Bank of America Flash Platform Community 


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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k

[Allandt Bik-Elliott (Receptacle)]

~noses through portfolio

whassat?


On 31 Jul 2009, at 16:41, Matt Gitchell wrote:


Jeez. Sorry about that, folks.
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k

[Matt Gitchell]

Jeez. Sorry about that, folks.
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k

[Matt Gitchell]

HI Beau,My name's Matt Gitchell, I've been a Flash
developer for 14ish years. Most recently, my work at Second Story has
been featured in the Comm Arts Interactive Annual and my contributions
to the Library of Congress New Visitor experience helped that project
win HOW Magazine's Interactive Best in Show.
I hit all of your requirements comfortably, and would be looking toward the
maximum end of your salary scale.

I'd be interested in more details on this
job, my resume's attached. Sadly, my portfolio's woefully outdated as
I've been up to my eyeballs in work, but my most recent project
launch of any scale is http://125years.swissarmy.com. The Library of
Congress work can be found at myloc.gov in the "Knowledge Quest" section,
but registration is required.

Thanks for the time.

--Matt

On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 10:06 PM, Beau Gould (OSS) <
b...@open-source-staffing.com> wrote:

> Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k
>
> Our client is extremely well-known and offers a truly fun and casual
> work environment. You'll be in a team of highly talented and creative
> developers.  Benefits include: shares in the company, 401K, 10 Company
> Paid Holidays as well as 15 PTO days per year - and your birthday is a
> paid day off!  Medical, Dental, and Vision as well as Life Insurance,
> Short & Long Term Disability, and an Employee Assistance Program.
>
> This role requires expertise in Flash/Flex Development. This position
> will work closely with Product Managers, Designers, User Experience and
> Creative Teams to deliver hot, cutting edge web and client based
> applications and affiliated presentation components.
>
> For this role we require the following:
>
> 1. Minimum of 3+ years of Flash/Flex Development working on Major Flash
> RIA
> 2. Strong command of ActionScript 3.0 and OOP
> 3. Experience working with Flash Apps that use XML and Server Side
> Technologies (including an understanding of XSD/DTD for validation.
> 4. Understanding of Flash Memory Management
> 5. Solid understanding of Web Browsers
> 6. Ability to mentor and coach others in Flash/Flex
>
> To be considered, please submit your resume and preferably a portfolio
> as well along with your salary requirements to
> beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com
>
> Thank you,
>
> Beau J. Gould
> Open Source Staffing
> www.open-source-staffing.com
> beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com
>
> Flash, Flex, AIR (and related) Discussion / Jobs
> http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=990627
>
> Keywords (please ignore)
>
> Flash 8, Flash 9, ActionScript, ActionScripting, Action Script, AS1,
> AS2, AS3, Flex, Flex 2, Flex 3, Adobe Flex Builder 3, Flex Builder 3,
> Flex 3 SDK, Flex lite, Flexlite, Flash Media Server, Flash Remoting,
> Flash Video, Flash Game, AMFPHP, OpenAMF, AIR, Cairngorm, BlazeDS,
> Director, Lingo, ACID, Sound Forge, Toast, Quicktime, After Effects,
> PhotoShop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Javascript, Lingo, PHP,
> AJAX, ASP, MySQL, Visual Basic, XML, MXML, HTML, CSS, OOP, Rich Internet
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flash/Flex Developer, San Mateo, CA | 75-120k 

Our client is extremely well-known and offers a truly fun and casual
work environment. You'll be in a team of highly talented and creative
developers.  Benefits include: shares in the company, 401K, 10 Company
Paid Holidays as well as 15 PTO days per year - and your birthday is a
paid day off!  Medical, Dental, and Vision as well as Life Insurance,
Short & Long Term Disability, and an Employee Assistance Program. 

This role requires expertise in Flash/Flex Development. This position
will work closely with Product Managers, Designers, User Experience and
Creative Teams to deliver hot, cutting edge web and client based
applications and affiliated presentation components.

For this role we require the following: 

1. Minimum of 3+ years of Flash/Flex Development working on Major Flash
RIA 
2. Strong command of ActionScript 3.0 and OOP 
3. Experience working with Flash Apps that use XML and Server Side
Technologies (including an understanding of XSD/DTD for validation. 
4. Understanding of Flash Memory Management 
5. Solid understanding of Web Browsers 
6. Ability to mentor and coach others in Flash/Flex 

To be considered, please submit your resume and preferably a portfolio
as well along with your salary requirements to
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com  

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 

Flash, Flex, AIR (and related) Discussion / Jobs 
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Flash 8, Flash 9, ActionScript, ActionScripting, Action Script, AS1,
AS2, AS3, Flex, Flex 2, Flex 3, Adobe Flex Builder 3, Flex Builder 3,
Flex 3 SDK, Flex lite, Flexlite, Flash Media Server, Flash Remoting,
Flash Video, Flash Game, AMFPHP, OpenAMF, AIR, Cairngorm, BlazeDS,
Director, Lingo, ACID, Sound Forge, Toast, Quicktime, After Effects,
PhotoShop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Javascript, Lingo, PHP,
AJAX, ASP, MySQL, Visual Basic, XML, MXML, HTML, CSS, OOP, Rich Internet
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash/Flex Programmer, Somerville, NJ | 60-90k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Flash/Flex Programmer, Somerville, NJ | 60-90k

This is a full time, on-site, salaried position located near Somerville,
NJ.  Locals only please. 

My client is a rapidly growing full service interactive agency with an
impressive clientele in the pharmaceutical arena. We specialize in
creative tactical solutions that help companies build their business,
communicate their vision, and increase customer loyalty. 

Working as part of a team, Flash/Flex Programmers lead the development
of ActionScript centric Flash and/or Flex design activities, including
conceptual development through program delivery; assuring that clients'
expectations are met in terms of project quality, budget, and on-time
delivery. You will work closely with their internal department staff
members, the Flash Programmer will lead assigned active project
activities and ensure that all deliverables are executed and meet/exceed
defined expectations.

* Maintenance of ongoing projects and applications in ActionScript 2.0 
* Scripting of Flash Interfaces and applications in ActionScript 3.0 
* Work with Senior Flash Designers to maintain design integrity 
* Development of stand-alone & client-server Flash applications 
* Communication with Project Management to prioritize requirements 
* Stay up-to-date on new Flash and web interface-related technologies 
* Coordinate existing client project workflow activities 
* Ensure project delivery meets/exceeds client expectations 
* Prepare and communicate/distribute status reports to management and
team members 
* Ensure that all documents, content, technology deliverables are
correct and in conformance with company/client standards and quality
objectives 

Required Experience/Background: Minimum 1-3 years ActionScript software
development experience, with thorough AS3/Flash 9, Flex, and AIR
experience is a plus. Knowledge of AS2/Flash 8. Experience with web
programming (DHTML, CSS, JavaScript, CGIs). Successful track record of
managing multiple priorities, on-time delivery, creative problem solving
skills, and attention to details. Knowledge of medical communications
services is a plus. 

To be considered, please submit your resume and your salary requirements
to beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau-AT-open-source-staffing.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developers (PV3D) Belfast, Northern Ireland

[Steven Henry]

Faktura is a Belfast based multi-discipline studio. We are currently  
seeking freelance Flash developers for contract work.


Several years OOP development experience
Strong command of Actionscript 2 and 3
Papervision3D, Away3D (or similar) experience

Graduates welcome.

Please send CVs and/or examples of work to ste...@kingsteven.com
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] GUI Architect, San Jose, CA | 100-140k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

GUI Architect, San Jose, CA | 100-140k 

My client has been in business for the past 7 years.  They develop and
sell software to Fortune 1000 companies, which enables the monitoring of
critical processes and bottlenecks. They provide an advanced enterprise
software platform for real-time information analysis and
mission-critical decision-making. Their system allows quick decisions to
be made from a see of vast and rapidly changing data. Our client's
products enable flexible global manufacturing to accelerate
time-to-market.

As they grow, they are looking for a bright energetic GUI
Architect/Manager to join their team.

In this hands-on position, you will be responsible for their Web based
GUI strategy, architecture, and usability. This will include making
technology choices and architecting end to end solutions from GUI
interfaces to backend servers. You will work with Product Management as
well as Customers.

They are looking for someone who as many years of experience gathering
requirements and developing solid GUI designs. This includes
understanding various GUI technologies such as JavaScript, Ajax, Curl
Flash/Flex, Sliverlight, etc. Depending on your skill set and interest
level, this position may or may not manage people.

To be considered, please submit your resume along with your salary
requirements to beau at open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Full-Time Flex/Flash Developer in NYC

[Peyman Faratin]

The innovation group at Strands Inc is looking for a senior engineer  
to join the development team working on an Internet and enterprise  
application. You can see the current application at http://www.actibvapredicciones.com 
. We are looking for someone who is technically gifted, has a deep end- 
to-end working knowledge of the Internet. Someone who is passionate  
about the web, understands, and keeps up to date, about not only the  
technologies of the web but also its culture.


Your primary tasks would be to take charge of UI and information  
architecture in Flex, quickly coming to speed and contribute to the  
current feature pipeline, as well as be responsible for preliminary  
facebook application development. We are 4 engineers team working as a  
startup within a startup which means if you like then you can have  
input into all layers of the stack from architecture/infrastructures  
to algorithms and UI to business strategy and marketing. We reward  
self-starters and ambitious people. In return you will have a large  
ownership of the project, have the opportunity to define critical  
architectural choices and be part of a game changing team. Strength in  
computer science, application development and project management  
skills will be required. UI and RIA experience would also be required,  
ideally Flash and Flex experience.


Responsibilities:

* Lead the flex development, taking UI requirements and specs to unit- 
tested code

* Assist in facebook development
* Assist in Javascript, CSS and HTML efforts
* Assist in system admin and deployment procedures

Requirements:

* BS in Computer Science
* Previous startup experience
* Strong technical interest in latest Web 2.0 innovations
* Flash and Flex skills (photoshop and AI skills a competitive  
advantage)
* Strong UI and information architecture design and implementation in  
flex/flash

* Experience in production level code
* Experience in architecting scalable web applications and patterns
* Strong OOP (Python or Java, C++) and component development skills
* Working knowledge of MySQL, XML and HTML, Javascript, CSS
* Some knowledge of Python/Django
* Experience with rapid development and project management  
methodologies and platforms and tools (SVN, Eclipse, scrum and daily  
builds)

* US Citizenship or permanent resident

The position will come with a competitive compensation and stock  
options, together with a full benefits package (401k and full health  
[dental, vision and medical] plan for you and your partner). Minimal  
amount of travel, to Barcelona, Oregon and possibly Helsinki, will be  
included.


The innovation group at NYC is headed by a previous research scientist  
from CS at MIT. Team members are composed of CS grads and the office  
is located in heart of NYC (TriBeca).


Please forward your resume to pey...@strands.com

About Strands
Strand's core product is discovery and personalization services built  
on top of an open middleware platform consisting of machine learning  
algorithms and social interaction mechanisms. The platform supports  
creation of services and marketplace over both fixed and mobile  
architectures. Current applications include Media (music, video and  
general Internet) and Banking verticals. The mission of the innovation  
group is growth into new markets and products.


The company is young, pre-IPO, fast moving, well funded and growing  
fast. Balancing the youthfulness is group of experienced investors and  
management team with successful previous startup experiences. The  
experience is demonstrated with a sales stream (of $12m in 2007) and  
capital investment of $55m in series B by number of major firms (see http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/mystrands-55m.phpfor 
 an overview). We have offices in US (NYC, DC, San Francisco, Seattle  
and Oregon) and Europe (Barcelona, Madrid and Helsinki). You can  
discover more about the company at http://www.strands.com and the  
management team at http://www.strands.com/cor

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Senior Flex Developer - Houston, TX - 85-125k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Our Houston area client is a established company serving the Smart Grid,
Smart Building, and Smart Home market with a major client needing
ongoing development of Flash Lite, AS2, AS3, and Flex 3 products with
XML, HTML and JAVA components. They need a seasoned, experience
developer with artistic vision to join the team. 

* Full time (preferred) or contract - $ open (d.o.e.) 
* On-site preferred, but some telecommuting a possibility 

When applying, please elaborate on your experience with the required
experience and submit your resume along with your salary or hourly
requirements to beau at open-source-staffing.com 

To be considered, please submit your resume along with your hourly
requirements to beau at open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau at open-source-staffing.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Full-Time Flex/Flash Developer in NYC

[Peyman Faratin]

The innovation group at Strands Inc is looking for a senior engineer  
to join the development team working on an Internet and enterprise  
application. You can see the current application at http://www.actibvapredicciones.com 
. We are looking for someone who is technically gifted, has a deep end- 
to-end working knowledge of the Internet. Someone who is passionate  
about the web, understands, and keeps up to date, about not only the  
technologies of the web but also its culture.


Your primary tasks would be to take charge of UI and information  
architecture in Flex, quickly coming to speed and contribute to the  
current feature pipeline, as well as be responsible for preliminary  
facebook application development. We are 4 engineers team working as a  
startup within a startup which means if you like then you can have  
input into all layers of the stack from architecture/infrastructures  
to algorithms and UI to business strategy and marketing. We reward  
self-starters and ambitious people. In return you will have a large  
ownership of the project, have the opportunity to define critical  
architectural choices and be part of a game changing team. Strength in  
computer science, application development and project management  
skills will be required. UI and RIA experience would also be required,  
ideally Flash and Flex experience.


Responsibilities:

* Lead the flex development, taking UI requirements and specs to unit- 
tested code

* Assist in facebook development
* Assist in Javascript, CSS and HTML efforts
* Assist in system admin and deployment procedures

Requirements:

* BS in Computer Science
* Previous startup experience
* Strong technical interest in latest Web 2.0 innovations
* Flash and Flex skills (photoshop and AI skills a competitive  
advantage)
* Strong UI and information architecture design and implementation in  
flex/flash

* Experience in production level code
* Experience in architecting scalable web applications and patterns
* Strong OOP (Python or Java, C++) and component development skills
* Working knowledge of MySQL, XML and HTML, Javascript, CSS
* Some knowledge of Python/Django
* Experience with rapid development and project management  
methodologies and platforms and tools (SVN, Eclipse, scrum and daily  
builds)

* US Citizenship or permanent resident

The position will come with a competitive compensation and stock  
options, together with a full benefits package (401k and full health  
[dental, vision and medical] plan for you and your partner). Minimal  
amount of travel, to Barcelona, Oregon and possibly Helsinki, will be  
included.


The innovation group at NYC is headed by a previous research scientist  
from CS at MIT. Team members are composed of CS grads and the office  
is located in heart of NYC (TriBeca).


Please forward your resume to pey...@strands.com

About Strands
Strand's core product is discovery and personalization services built  
on top of an open middleware platform consisting of machine learning  
algorithms and social interaction mechanisms. The platform supports  
creation of services and marketplace over both fixed and mobile  
architectures. Current applications include Media (music, video and  
general Internet) and Banking verticals. The mission of the innovation  
group is growth into new markets and products.


The company is young, pre-IPO, fast moving, well funded and growing  
fast. Balancing the youthfulness is group of experienced investors and  
management team with successful previous startup experiences. The  
experience is demonstrated with a sales stream (of $12m in 2007) and  
capital investment of $55m in series B by number of major firms (see http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/mystrands-55m.phpfor 
 an overview). We have offices in US (NYC, DC, San Francisco, Seattle  
and Oregon) and Europe (Barcelona, Madrid and Helsinki). You can  
discover more about the company at http://www.strands.com and the  
management team at http://www.strands.com/cor

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Temporary Flex/Flash Developer (onsite only - NYC)

[Peyman Faratin]

The innovation group at Strands Inc in NYC is looking for a gifted  
Flex / Flash developer to assist us in the redesign, implementation  
and optimization of current Flex application, which can be seen here  
(in Spanish version)


http://www.actibvapredicciones.com

The position is temporary (3 to 4 weeks initially) and onsite only,  
but depending on the quality of the work may be extendable to longer  
periods and offsite. The ideal candidate will have both engineering as  
well as design experience. You will work closely with the current Flex  
developer and 3 other engineers. Responsibilities will include:


* Lead the flex / Flash design, implementation and optimization
* Develop unit-tested code in flex and flash

Requirements:

* Strong Flash and/or Flex skills (photoshop and AI skills a  
competitive advantage)
* Strong UI and information architecture design and implementation in  
flex/flash

* Scalable code

Desirable:
* 3+ years relevant web programming experience.
* Strong technical interest in latest Web 2.0 innovations
* Experience in architecting scalable web applications and patterns
* Strong OOP and component development skills
* Knowledge of Python, Django, Javascript, CSS, HTML, XML, JSON, MySQL
* Experience with rapid development and project management  
methodologies and platforms and tools

* US Citizenship or permanent resident



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[Flashcoders] [JOB] ActionScript 2/3 Expert, San Carlos, CA | 90-125k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Job Title: ActionScript 2/3 Expert 
Location: San Carlos, CA - Locals only 
Duration: Full time/permanent - on-site 
Telecommuting: Some - 2 days per week   
Salary: 90-125k 

My San Carlos, CA client is an educational technology company that is
revolutionizing how students learn.  They create online, interactive
learning solutions that increase student effort and engagement in their
high school and college courses. They have helped 1,000,000 students at
more than 900 institutions since product inception in 2002 and are
looking for eager and like-minded individuals to join our brainy,
creative, and lively group!
 
The Flash Expert will be responsible for designing and developing rich
internet applications. This is a full time position based in San Carlos,
CA with the option to telecommute 2 days a week.  Initial projects are
in ActionScript 2; later they'll move to AS3 and Flex. 
 
Specific Responsibilities: 
* Research, design, and develop Flash RIA's (some general, some
discipline specific) 
* Work closely with domain experts, product management, customer support
and sales to review requirements and technical specifications 
* Review test plans with QA and participate in code reviews with
developers 

Basic Qualifications Required: 
* Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field 
* 5+ years development experience in Flash creating Rich Internet
Applications 
* Proficient developing in ActionScript 2.0 
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills 
* Ability to work with minimal supervision and thrive in a start up
environment 

Preferred Qualifications: 
* Master's degree in Computer Science or related field 
* Proficiency in ActionScript 3.0 
* Familiar with Flex 
* Visual and UI design experience 
 
To be considered, please submit your resume along with your salary
requirements to beau at open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 

Beau J. Gould 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flex Developer - Telecommute | 50/hour

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Our Hackensack, NJ client provides creative digital media solutions for
its customers to meet the evolving demands of today's business
environment by utilizing the innovative technology, systems and software
applications.

They need a few senior Flex Developers for an intense 2-4 month
commitment starting ASAP.  They prefer people to work onsite in
Hackensack, NJ (Near Giants Stadium) but they will consider
telecommuters if no local candidates can be found. 

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE: 
* Cairngorm framework 
* HTTP requests/web methods/remote objects 
* OOP/Module based development 
* XML 
* Ability to program client side streaming media flash applications 

DESIRED EXPERIENCE:  
* CSS & HTML a plus 
* Server Side ActionScript a plus 
* Knowledge of Adobe AIR is a plus 
* C# a plus 
* SFL a plus 

When applying, please elaborate on your experience with the required
experience and submit your resume along with your hourly requirements to
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

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Re: [Flashcoders] Job Opening with OPUBCO Communications Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

[Linda Weller]

Can this position be done virutally?  -Linda

--- On Mon, 3/16/09, Eric Johnson  wrote:
From: Eric Johnson 
Subject: [Flashcoders] Job Opening with OPUBCO Communications Group in Oklahoma 
City, Oklahoma
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Date: Monday, March 16, 2009, 2:17 PM

OPUBCO Communications Group is looking for experienced Actionscript
Programmers in and around the Oklahoma City area.  The successful
candidates will be responsible for working with Designers and Developers
to create next generation widgets, browser-based applications and
desktop applications based on the Adobe Flash Platform. Positions are
available for candidates with 2-5 years of programming experience.
Senior positions are available for candidates with 5-10 years of
programming experience.  The ideal candidate will be well versed in AS
3.0 component architecture for either the Flash or Flex frameworks, and
be able to apply OOP principles in practice.  Candidates with a strong
background in the AS 2.0 component model and capable of ramping up to
the AS 3.0 are also welcome. 

These positions require:

*   Experience programming with Actionscript 3.0
*   Experience using Adobe's Flash component architecture to develop
reusable, sharable controls
*   Experience designing applications using an asynchronous data
model
*   Creative thinking and excellent problem solving skills
*   Ability to define project requirements and tasks Professional
work ethic
*   High level of motivation and ability to work independently
*   Team player attitude

Experience with one or more of the following is preferred:

*   FLEX and MXML
*   SQLite
*   JavaScript and the Actionscript / JavaScript External Interface
methods

Apply For This Position
<http://employment.oklahoman.net/?jobno=9F105-CA5D&position=Internet%20P
rogrammers%20Developers> 
http://employment.oklahoman.net/?jobno=9F105-CA5D&position=Internet%20Pr
ogrammers%20Developers
 
Or send your resume to ejohn...@opubco.com
 
 
 



 

 
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[Flashcoders] Job Opening with OPUBCO Communications Group in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

[Eric Johnson]

OPUBCO Communications Group is looking for experienced Actionscript
Programmers in and around the Oklahoma City area.  The successful
candidates will be responsible for working with Designers and Developers
to create next generation widgets, browser-based applications and
desktop applications based on the Adobe Flash Platform. Positions are
available for candidates with 2-5 years of programming experience.
Senior positions are available for candidates with 5-10 years of
programming experience.  The ideal candidate will be well versed in AS
3.0 component architecture for either the Flash or Flex frameworks, and
be able to apply OOP principles in practice.  Candidates with a strong
background in the AS 2.0 component model and capable of ramping up to
the AS 3.0 are also welcome. 

These positions require:

*   Experience programming with Actionscript 3.0
*   Experience using Adobe's Flash component architecture to develop
reusable, sharable controls
*   Experience designing applications using an asynchronous data
model
*   Creative thinking and excellent problem solving skills
*   Ability to define project requirements and tasks Professional
work ethic
*   High level of motivation and ability to work independently
*   Team player attitude

Experience with one or more of the following is preferred:

*   FLEX and MXML
*   SQLite
*   JavaScript and the Actionscript / JavaScript External Interface
methods

Apply For This Position
 
http://employment.oklahoman.net/?jobno=9F105-CA5D&position=Internet%20Pr
ogrammers%20Developers
 
Or send your resume to ejohn...@opubco.com
 
 
 



 

 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developers, San Francisco | 50-70/hr

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

[JOB 1] Flash Developers, San Francisco | 50-70/hr

Title: Flash Developer 
Location: San Francisco - Financial District 
Duration: 20-40 hours with extension based on performance 
Rate:   50-70/hr commensurate with experience 

Our San Francisco client is a fast growing, established media firm.
They are looking for exceptional Flash Developers to start right away to
work on interactive projects on part time/hourly basis.  The work will
focus on producing visible mass media products in a non-corporate
environment of talented professionals while utilizing cutting edge
technology.  Original commitment is 20-40 hours with extension based on
performance.

Required Skills: 

* Flash Animation (2+ years)  
* ActionScript 3 (1+ years) 
* Flex (1+ years) 
* Exceptional work ethic 
* Highly creative mindset 

Desired Skills: 
* PureMVC 
* Animation Libraries (Tweenlight, TweenMax) 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your hourly requirements to bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 



[JOB 2] UX Designers, San Francisco | 50-70/hr

Title: UX Designer 
Location: San Francisco - Financial District 
Duration: 20-40 hours with extension based on performance 
Rate:   50-70/hr commensurate with experience 

Our San Francisco client is a fast growing, established media firm who
is looking for exceptional UX Designers to start right away to work on
interactive projects on part time/hourly basis.  The work will focus on
producing visible mass media products, video production for television
and rich media in a non-corporate environment of talented professionals
while utilizing cutting edge technology.  Original commitment is 20-40
hours with extension based on performance.

Required Skills: 

* Flash Animation (2+ years) 
* Timeline, Motion Graphics 
* Photoshop (2+ years) 
* Illustrator (2+ years) 
* Highly creative mindset 

Desired Skills: 

* Aftereffects  
* Animation Libraries (Tweenlight, TweenMax) 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your hourly requirements to bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flex (UI/UX) Developer, Palo Alto, CA

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

My Palo Alto, CA client is a privately held, stealth software company
developing an innovative database management application. Their
founders, executives, and directors are responsible for developing
products and companies that have made a significant impact on the IT
industry and have resulted in billions of dollars in revenue.

They are looking to hire a full time, salaried employee to create a
breakthrough user experience that will re-invent the enterprise GUI
landscape. The ideal candidate will have a strong educational background
in engineering and/or computer science, and experience in developing
web-based user interfaces using Flex/AIR, Flash, and AJAX. The
successful candidate will work with visual and user experience
designers, Java developers, and product managers. You will be part of a
world class team doing iterative user-centered design, responsible for
programming innovative user interactions and UI components. 

Local candidates are preferred; however, candidates interested in
relocating to Palo Alto, CA at their own expense considered as well.
This position is open to US Citizens (or green card holders) only.  No
sponsorship available.  This is a full time, salaried position and
telecommuting is not an option.  Salary is commensurate on experience,
but they'd like to stay within the 80-120k range if possible. 

To be considered, please submit your resume and salary requirements to
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Thank you, 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
www.cmp.jobs 
b...@capitalmarketsp.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer, Delray, FL | 75-90k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Local candidates preferred; however, candidates considering relocating
at own expense considered as well.

My Delray Beach, FL client is a well-funded and rapidly growing company
that is developing revolutionary consumer electronics for the digital
home, including IP media phones and set-top boxes. 

The Flash Developer will be responsible for developing Flash
applications that run on next-generation media tablets. These
applications will include casual games, utilities, media browsers,
information access services, as well as user interfaces. 

You should have a very strong knowledge of Flash and ActionScript
programming, not just Flash animation or graphic design. You should also
be familiar with the Adobe CS3/CS4 development environment. 

Video and audio streaming experience or Flash game development
experience is a plus. Graphical design skills and a working knowledge of
Adobe Photoshop are also helpful. 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your salary requirements to beau @ open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 
Beau Gould 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flashflexjobs 
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=990627 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Interactive Developer, Cincinnati, Ohio

[Jason Van Cleave]

Bridge Worldwide (my current employer) is looking for a couple of
full-time Flash Developers.

Details here:
http://careers.vurvexpress.com/jobprofile.cfm?szWID=16390&szCID=73757&szOrderID=542394&szSiteID=1684
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey

[Nate Beck]

It's okay... at least it's not as bad as when the CEO of the startup I
worked at decided to reply-all to the entire company.
Telling his partner that we've run out of money, and needed to lay off half
of the company.

That was an interesting day.

On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 9:09 AM, Linda Weller wrote:

> Sorry, that was an accidental reply.
>
> --- On Fri, 1/16/09, Dave Watts  wrote:
> From: Dave Watts 
> Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey
> To: "Flash Coders List" 
> Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 5:08 AM
>
> > Beau: Thanks for the interest but, I need to live in Los Angeles, CA
> 90064.
> Keep me in
> > mind for Flex. Best,Linda
>
> Please don't respond to recruiters on the list. If you want to contact
> a recruiter who posts on Flashcoders, contact him or her off-list.
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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey

[Linda Weller]

Sorry, that was an accidental reply.

--- On Fri, 1/16/09, Dave Watts  wrote:
From: Dave Watts 
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey
To: "Flash Coders List" 
Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 5:08 AM

> Beau: Thanks for the interest but, I need to live in Los Angeles, CA 90064.
Keep me in
> mind for Flex. Best,Linda

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a recruiter who posts on Flashcoders, contact him or her off-list.
Thanks!

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http://www.figleaf.com/

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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey

[Dave Watts]

> Beau: Thanks for the interest but, I need to live in Los Angeles, CA 90064. 
> Keep me in
> mind for Flex. Best,Linda

Please don't respond to recruiters on the list. If you want to contact
a recruiter who posts on Flashcoders, contact him or her off-list.
Thanks!

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http://www.figleaf.com/

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

Job Title: FLEX Developer Consultant 
Positions: 6 consultants needed 
Location: Jersey City, NJ 
Duration: 6 months to 1 year or longer 
Telecommuting: NO - MUST work on-site 
Rate: 55/hour 

** MANDATORY EXPERIENCE REQUIRED ** 2 years of Flash/FLEX development
experience with a minimum of 12 months Flash/FLEX development in a
TRADING OR TRADING SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENT. 

Requirements: 

* BS/BA Degree 
* Minimum of 12 months Flash/FLEX development in a trading or trading
systems environment 
* Development of enterprise level Adobe Flex solutions 
* Strong understanding of XML 
* Knowledge of Object Oriented Analysis and Design techniques 
* Experience with Object-oriented ActionScript 
* Experience with visual design and the Flex controls needed to
construct a front-end GUI application 
* Experience with Cairngorm and Model View Controller design methodology

* Ability to code for web service connections and be able to parse
resulting XML responses 
* Familiarity with HTML, JavaScript and External Interface Flex coding 
* Excellent oral and written communication skills 
* Experience in Financial Services, Prime Services, Finance and/or
Lending 

Desired Skills: 

* Prior project leadership experience is a plus 
* User Interface (UI) design experience 
* Usability expertise 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your hourly rate to bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Thank you, 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
www.cmp.jobs 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

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http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=990627 

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Re: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey

[Linda Weller]

Beau: Thanks for the interest but, I need to live in Los Angeles, CA 90064. 
Keep me in mind for Flex. Best,Linda

--- On Thu, 1/15/09, Beau Gould (OSS)  wrote:
From: Beau Gould (OSS) 
Subject: [Flashcoders] [JOB] FLEX Consultant, New Jersey
To: flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009, 9:03 PM

Job Title: FLEX Developer Consultant 
Positions: 6 consultants needed 
Location: Jersey City, NJ 
Duration: 6 months to 1 year or longer 
Telecommuting: NO - MUST work on-site 
Rate: 55/hour 

** MANDATORY EXPERIENCE REQUIRED ** 2 years of Flash/FLEX development
experience with a minimum of 12 months Flash/FLEX development in a
TRADING OR TRADING SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENT. 

Requirements: 

* BS/BA Degree 
* Minimum of 12 months Flash/FLEX development in a trading or trading
systems environment 
* Development of enterprise level Adobe Flex solutions 
* Strong understanding of XML 
* Knowledge of Object Oriented Analysis and Design techniques 
* Experience with Object-oriented ActionScript 
* Experience with visual design and the Flex controls needed to
construct a front-end GUI application 
* Experience with Cairngorm and Model View Controller design methodology

* Ability to code for web service connections and be able to parse
resulting XML responses 
* Familiarity with HTML, JavaScript and External Interface Flex coding 
* Excellent oral and written communication skills 
* Experience in Financial Services, Prime Services, Finance and/or
Lending 

Desired Skills: 

* Prior project leadership experience is a plus 
* User Interface (UI) design experience 
* Usability expertise 

To be considered, please submit your resume and/or portfolio along with
your hourly rate to bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Thank you, 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
www.cmp.jobs 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer, NYC - 90k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

My branding agency client located in the heart of New York City is in
search of a full-time Flash/ActionScript Developer to work on exciting
new projects. They are a five year old agency with an extensive
portfolio showcasing clients including: Benjamin Moore, Calvin Klein,
Kenneth Cole, Nike, Singer, Smirnoff, Verizon, Yale, and more.

Qualifications: 
* Advanced ActionScript 2.0 (AS2) knowledge 
* Extraordinary attention to detail 
* Master of problem solving / researching 
* OOP Concepts / Practices 
* Clean + Strong coding conventions 
* Fast paced environment / Team player 
* Up to date with current practices and trends 

Preferred: 
* Understanding of ActionScript 3 (AS3) 
* JavaScript / CSS / XHTML / etc 
* Proper optimization techniques 
* Photoshop / Illustrator familiarity 
* Experienced in backend technologies like PHP / MySQL 

To be considered, please submit your resume and portfolio along with
your salary requirements to beau at open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Interactive Developer, NYC | 90-100k

[Beau Gould (OSS)]

My New York City client is seeking an Interactive Developer for its
development team. This person works closely with the design group to
execute user interface elements, graphics, animation, demos and
tutorials supporting the visual, branding, navigational and stylistic
needs of the Web sites or Web applications. 

Qualifications: 
- 3+ years of experience as a developer of interactive projects 
- Knowledge of Flash, Flash Video and ActionScript 3.0 (AS3) 
- Must be familiar with object oriented programming 
- Fluent in HTML, JavaScript, DHTML, XML, CSS and Web 2.0 technologies 
- Self motivated to explore new technologies, applications and
environments 
- Excellent attention to detail 

To be considered, please submit your resume + any links you have either
100% developed or mostly contributed to and your salary requirements to
beau @ open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau at open-source-staffing.com 

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RE: [Flashcoders] job hell

[Merrill, Jason]

Yeah, I think you just have to go point by point and politely and 
diplomatically explain why the project is being delayed, and give lots of 
specific examples.  When you are done, ask HIM, how we (meaning you and him) 
can work towards the best solution.  Always be respectful and polite - if you 
explain your situation well, they should try and work with you to a compromise 
solution.  He should respect you even more if you do it right.

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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anthony Pace
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2008 6:21 PM
To: Flash Coders List
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] job hell

Hello All,

The messed up thing is the guy I work for is a nice guy; yet, the guy he 
works for, is putting a great deal of pressure on him to deliver, and it 
is being passed on to me.  I am a little behind schedule, several days, 
because of a few factors that I couldn't control, my hosting 
company/testing server not allowing certain types of DB calls at first 
because they thought I was some kind of hacker messing with a space that 
hadn't been touched in a year(school), requests not being sent back 
properly, my condo organization telling me to move in ASAP or be 
fined(shouldn't be his concern; I know), and something I did (rely on 
spry to work in IE7... yeah... right.. dumb move); yet, I believe that 
considering I am taking a hit on this project and they know it, maybe 
they might be willing to give me some leeway.  I have also been 
apologetic for issues that weren't my fault, so maybe he is starting to 
believe that I am at fault for everything?

It is not my fault that my client didn't get the okay from is client to 
develop until the end of last month, when that was supposed to be the 
date it was done; yet, at the same time, I do understand the urgency  on 
both their ends, and I don't want to come off as an disinterested in 
their plight.

How do I tell this guy and his client to appreciate my work and effort, 
without pissing him off?  I want to retain this guy as sales asset in an 
SOA application strategy of mine, not to mention I think he is a cool 
guy, but he really is pressuring me, and now he is not answering my 
calls.  What if I need him to test something remotely? A bit 
unprofessional; yet, I understand it may be due to frustration. He has 
also changed the language he uses when e-mailing me; such as, instead of 
wrap this "one" up, he has started to correct himself and state wrap 
this "on" up.

If you have any suggestions on how I may retain this client please 
help.  This project has made me realize that, although I have had 
clients before, I really am newbie when it comes to working on my own 
outside of teams, and I am not quite sure how to handle situations like 
this.

Thanks,
Anthony

Anthony Pace wrote:
> Hello to the people that responded, especially Glen Pike,
>
> Thanks for the responses; yet, this project is actually ajax (or AJAJ, 
> a redundancy I know, considering I am really using Script source 
> renewal) not flash, and I know how, actually I am very well versed, in 
> loading data from external sources of any protocol with flash if in 
> the same domain and sandbox; yet, I am kind of trying to make xss my 
> friend here; as well, I am also pretty well versed in using XSS 
> exploits on pages too, in case anyone needs a quick pen test of their 
> forums and user submission forms for $80.00 to $100.00 bucks, and for 
> an additional $100.00 I will help you fix it.  (sorry for the plug)
>
> I know, I know, evil ajax taking over the flashcoders list; yet, I 
> figured you guys would know of ways to bypass the CDP (cross domain 
> policy) nonsense, and thus help me with my concern as well.  I just 
> wanted to know if there were better ways to do this, and if it had 
> been done better a thousand times before I attempted it using my xss 
> hackish way.
>
> Regarding the JOB... I totally took a hit in my opinion, and I am glad 
> to have it confirmed.  I am the eternal student trying to save dollars 
> to go back to school, and that is why I offered my services at a lower 
> rate.
>
> Actually right now, I am okay with the system I have, as it returns 
> data very well, and below I have outlined how it works with flash too, 
> and has, after about 15 min of testing, allowed me to bypass the whole 
> CDP nonsense.  Feelings on CDP... if I am a hacker and I want your 
> data, then I am not going to use the browser or flash to get it, I am 
> going to use all kinds of leach

Re: [Flashcoders] job hell

[Anthony Pace]

Hello Dr. Ache,

Thank you for the advice, it pretty much sums up my conclusions.

I may lose this client; yet, hopefully, I will find another one soon, 
with whom I can appropriately apply these principals.


Thanks,
Anthony Pace
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was the lucky joe that got to go: 
http://www.actionscript.org/resources/articles/761/1/Day-1-at-FITC-Toronto-2008/Page1.html



dr.ache wrote:

my advice is: be honest and tell the truth. i mean it literally.
tell him what was causing the delay on sides of your database
provider and apologise for your mistake to not considering possible
delays upfront when telling him how long you will need.
as you mentioned: definitively do NOT tell him your personal
problems like moving to another place. Its your problem.

when he gets upset keep calm and always polite - he is your client.
if he gets abusive do not fall in the same way. again make clear
that you are feeling sorry for your faults and assure him that you can
understand his situation.

and do not apologize for things that are not your fault. only admit
that these things are adverse for the project.

Be positive and tell him that the only thing what counts now is to bring
this project to a good end. that is what he is thinking too.

I'm sure if you keep straight he will start to feel comfortable again 
soon.


And then: DO YOUR WORK !!

Anthony Pace schrieb:

Hello All,

The messed up thing is the guy I work for is a nice guy; yet, the guy 
he works for, is putting a great deal of pressure on him to deliver, 
and it is being passed on to me.  I am a little behind schedule, 
several days, because of a few factors that I couldn't control, my 
hosting company/testing server not allowing certain types of DB calls 
at first because they thought I was some kind of hacker messing with 
a space that hadn't been touched in a year(school), requests not 
being sent back properly, my condo organization telling me to move in 
ASAP or be fined(shouldn't be his concern; I know), and something I 
did (rely on spry to work in IE7... yeah... right.. dumb move); yet, 
I believe that considering I am taking a hit on this project and they 
know it, maybe they might be willing to give me some leeway.  I have 
also been apologetic for issues that weren't my fault, so maybe he is 
starting to believe that I am at fault for everything?


It is not my fault that my client didn't get the okay from is client 
to develop until the end of last month, when that was supposed to be 
the date it was done; yet, at the same time, I do understand the 
urgency  on both their ends, and I don't want to come off as an 
disinterested in their plight.


How do I tell this guy and his client to appreciate my work and 
effort, without pissing him off?  I want to retain this guy as sales 
asset in an SOA application strategy of mine, not to mention I think 
he is a cool guy, but he really is pressuring me, and now he is not 
answering my calls.  What if I need him to test something remotely? A 
bit unprofessional; yet, I understand it may be due to frustration. 
He has also changed the language he uses when e-mailing me; such as, 
instead of wrap this "one" up, he has started to correct himself and 
state wrap this "on" up.


If you have any suggestions on how I may retain this client please 
help.  This project has made me realize that, although I have had 
clients before, I really am newbie when it comes to working on my own 
outside of teams, and I am not quite sure how to handle situations 
like this.


Thanks,
Anthony

Anthony Pace wrote:

Hello to the people that responded, especially Glen Pike,

Thanks for the responses; yet, this project is actually ajax (or 
AJAJ, a redundancy I know, considering I am really using Script 
source renewal) not flash, and I know how, actually I am very well 
versed, in loading data from external sources of any protocol with 
flash if in the same domain and sandbox; yet, I am kind of trying to 
make xss my friend here; as well, I am also pretty well versed in 
using XSS exploits on pages too, in case anyone needs a quick pen 
test of their forums and user submission forms for $80.00 to $100.00 
bucks, and for an additional $100.00 I will help you fix it.  (sorry 
for the plug)


I know, I know, evil ajax taking over the flashcoders list; yet, I 
figured you guys would know of ways to bypass the CDP (cross domain 
policy) nonsense, and thus help me with my concern as well.  I just 
wanted to know if there were better ways to do this, and if it had 
been done better a thousand times before I attempted it using my xss 
hackish way.


Regarding the JOB... I totally took a hit in my opinion, and I am 
glad to have it confirmed.  I am the eternal student trying to save 
dollars to go back to school, and that is why I offered my services 
at a lower rate.


Actually right now, I am okay with the system I have, as it returns 
data very well, and below I have outlined how it works with flash 
too, and has, after about 15 min 

Re: [Flashcoders] job hell

[dr.ache]

my advice is: be honest and tell the truth. i mean it literally.
tell him what was causing the delay on sides of your database
provider and apologise for your mistake to not considering possible
delays upfront when telling him how long you will need.
as you mentioned: definitively do NOT tell him your personal
problems like moving to another place. Its your problem.

when he gets upset keep calm and always polite - he is your client.
if he gets abusive do not fall in the same way. again make clear
that you are feeling sorry for your faults and assure him that you can
understand his situation.

and do not apologize for things that are not your fault. only admit
that these things are adverse for the project.

Be positive and tell him that the only thing what counts now is to bring
this project to a good end. that is what he is thinking too.

I'm sure if you keep straight he will start to feel comfortable again soon.

And then: DO YOUR WORK !!

Anthony Pace schrieb:

Hello All,

The messed up thing is the guy I work for is a nice guy; yet, the guy 
he works for, is putting a great deal of pressure on him to deliver, 
and it is being passed on to me.  I am a little behind schedule, 
several days, because of a few factors that I couldn't control, my 
hosting company/testing server not allowing certain types of DB calls 
at first because they thought I was some kind of hacker messing with a 
space that hadn't been touched in a year(school), requests not being 
sent back properly, my condo organization telling me to move in ASAP 
or be fined(shouldn't be his concern; I know), and something I did 
(rely on spry to work in IE7... yeah... right.. dumb move); yet, I 
believe that considering I am taking a hit on this project and they 
know it, maybe they might be willing to give me some leeway.  I have 
also been apologetic for issues that weren't my fault, so maybe he is 
starting to believe that I am at fault for everything?


It is not my fault that my client didn't get the okay from is client 
to develop until the end of last month, when that was supposed to be 
the date it was done; yet, at the same time, I do understand the 
urgency  on both their ends, and I don't want to come off as an 
disinterested in their plight.


How do I tell this guy and his client to appreciate my work and 
effort, without pissing him off?  I want to retain this guy as sales 
asset in an SOA application strategy of mine, not to mention I think 
he is a cool guy, but he really is pressuring me, and now he is not 
answering my calls.  What if I need him to test something remotely? A 
bit unprofessional; yet, I understand it may be due to frustration. He 
has also changed the language he uses when e-mailing me; such as, 
instead of wrap this "one" up, he has started to correct himself and 
state wrap this "on" up.


If you have any suggestions on how I may retain this client please 
help.  This project has made me realize that, although I have had 
clients before, I really am newbie when it comes to working on my own 
outside of teams, and I am not quite sure how to handle situations 
like this.


Thanks,
Anthony

Anthony Pace wrote:

Hello to the people that responded, especially Glen Pike,

Thanks for the responses; yet, this project is actually ajax (or 
AJAJ, a redundancy I know, considering I am really using Script 
source renewal) not flash, and I know how, actually I am very well 
versed, in loading data from external sources of any protocol with 
flash if in the same domain and sandbox; yet, I am kind of trying to 
make xss my friend here; as well, I am also pretty well versed in 
using XSS exploits on pages too, in case anyone needs a quick pen 
test of their forums and user submission forms for $80.00 to $100.00 
bucks, and for an additional $100.00 I will help you fix it.  (sorry 
for the plug)


I know, I know, evil ajax taking over the flashcoders list; yet, I 
figured you guys would know of ways to bypass the CDP (cross domain 
policy) nonsense, and thus help me with my concern as well.  I just 
wanted to know if there were better ways to do this, and if it had 
been done better a thousand times before I attempted it using my xss 
hackish way.


Regarding the JOB... I totally took a hit in my opinion, and I am 
glad to have it confirmed.  I am the eternal student trying to save 
dollars to go back to school, and that is why I offered my services 
at a lower rate.


Actually right now, I am okay with the system I have, as it returns 
data very well, and below I have outlined how it works with flash 
too, and has, after about 15 min of testing, allowed me to bypass the 
whole CDP nonsense.  Feelings on CDP... if I am a hacker and I want 
your data, then I am not going to use the browser or flash to get it, 
I am going to use all kinds of leach programs available; therefore, I 
ask why make it difficult for honest developers?


  1. *flash*

 calls js function reloadScript(id,srcURL)

  2. *js*

 reloads scri

Re: [Flashcoders] job hell

[Anthony Pace]

Hello All,

The messed up thing is the guy I work for is a nice guy; yet, the guy he 
works for, is putting a great deal of pressure on him to deliver, and it 
is being passed on to me.  I am a little behind schedule, several days, 
because of a few factors that I couldn't control, my hosting 
company/testing server not allowing certain types of DB calls at first 
because they thought I was some kind of hacker messing with a space that 
hadn't been touched in a year(school), requests not being sent back 
properly, my condo organization telling me to move in ASAP or be 
fined(shouldn't be his concern; I know), and something I did (rely on 
spry to work in IE7... yeah... right.. dumb move); yet, I believe that 
considering I am taking a hit on this project and they know it, maybe 
they might be willing to give me some leeway.  I have also been 
apologetic for issues that weren't my fault, so maybe he is starting to 
believe that I am at fault for everything?


It is not my fault that my client didn't get the okay from is client to 
develop until the end of last month, when that was supposed to be the 
date it was done; yet, at the same time, I do understand the urgency  on 
both their ends, and I don't want to come off as an disinterested in 
their plight.


How do I tell this guy and his client to appreciate my work and effort, 
without pissing him off?  I want to retain this guy as sales asset in an 
SOA application strategy of mine, not to mention I think he is a cool 
guy, but he really is pressuring me, and now he is not answering my 
calls.  What if I need him to test something remotely? A bit 
unprofessional; yet, I understand it may be due to frustration. He has 
also changed the language he uses when e-mailing me; such as, instead of 
wrap this "one" up, he has started to correct himself and state wrap 
this "on" up.


If you have any suggestions on how I may retain this client please 
help.  This project has made me realize that, although I have had 
clients before, I really am newbie when it comes to working on my own 
outside of teams, and I am not quite sure how to handle situations like 
this.


Thanks,
Anthony

Anthony Pace wrote:

Hello to the people that responded, especially Glen Pike,

Thanks for the responses; yet, this project is actually ajax (or AJAJ, 
a redundancy I know, considering I am really using Script source 
renewal) not flash, and I know how, actually I am very well versed, in 
loading data from external sources of any protocol with flash if in 
the same domain and sandbox; yet, I am kind of trying to make xss my 
friend here; as well, I am also pretty well versed in using XSS 
exploits on pages too, in case anyone needs a quick pen test of their 
forums and user submission forms for $80.00 to $100.00 bucks, and for 
an additional $100.00 I will help you fix it.  (sorry for the plug)


I know, I know, evil ajax taking over the flashcoders list; yet, I 
figured you guys would know of ways to bypass the CDP (cross domain 
policy) nonsense, and thus help me with my concern as well.  I just 
wanted to know if there were better ways to do this, and if it had 
been done better a thousand times before I attempted it using my xss 
hackish way.


Regarding the JOB... I totally took a hit in my opinion, and I am glad 
to have it confirmed.  I am the eternal student trying to save dollars 
to go back to school, and that is why I offered my services at a lower 
rate.


Actually right now, I am okay with the system I have, as it returns 
data very well, and below I have outlined how it works with flash too, 
and has, after about 15 min of testing, allowed me to bypass the whole 
CDP nonsense.  Feelings on CDP... if I am a hacker and I want your 
data, then I am not going to use the browser or flash to get it, I am 
going to use all kinds of leach programs available; therefore, I ask 
why make it difficult for honest developers?


  1. *flash*

 calls js function reloadScript(id,srcURL)

  2. *js*

 reloads script id="toBeReloaded" innerHTML content

  3. *script id="toBeReloaded"*

 after innerHTML is updated, (php loops to create a JS
 array)unlimited amount of call back functions occur; one of
 which being loaded(option); yet, if you listen to the DOM,
 callback is not required and the content returned can be
 anything... annnthnnngflushed binary
 MP3,IMG,SOUND,VIDEO, STREAMING data... wink wink ;o)

  4. *loaded(option)*

 if(option==1){call flash function to update data table with a
 new array being passed}


I also figured out how to make this load sound and video data from any 
source, bypassing CDP BS, and have as3 import that data as it flushes 
in, and use it as display content; after this project is over, I am 
going to have fun hacking with this.


For now back to this god awful project; which, wouldn't be so god 
awful if the client of my client wasn't being so up tight abo

[Flashcoders] [JOB] Senior Flex/Flash Developer | Long Island, NY | 110-130k

[Beau Gould]

[JOB] Senior Flex/Flash Developer | Long Island, NY | 110-130k 

I have an excellent opportunity in New Hyde Park, NY for a Flex/Flash
Developer with a Multi-Million Dollar company that is revolutionizing
the Health Care Industry. 

Candidates should be well-versed in ActionScript 2 and 3 (AS2, AS3),
Flex & Flash.  Please be local to the tri-state (NY, NJ, CT) area to be
considered. Full details provided to qualified applicants. 

To be considered, please submit resume and salary requirements to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau at open-source-staffing.com 

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] ActionScript (AS2/AS3) Programmer - Relocation Available

[Beau Gould]

=> Job Title: ActionScript (AS2/AS3) Programmer 
=> Location: Santa Barbara, CA 
=> Salary: Open & based on experience/qualifications 
=> Relocation: Assistance Provided 

My client is a full-service, interactive creative agency headquartered
in Santa Barbara, CA. They offer an antidote to the big agency
experience by setting new standards for creative approaches to
traditional and new media campaigns. Serving a wide variety of clients
in a multitude of industries, including extensive experience in
hospitality, nightlife and entertainment, my client has built a
reputation for providing quality solutions that are innovative,
cost-effective and highly functional. 

They are looking for a Front-End Flash/ActionScript Programmer. Good
animation/motion skills. Good problem solving skills. Strong work ethic
and dedication. They are NOT looking for a designer, but someone who can
work as part of a team on a wide variety of projects, and tight
deadlines. 

REQUIRED SKILLS: 

* Expert-level Flash programmer 
* Expert-level AS2 
* Intermediate-to-expert level AS3 
* Proficient in CSS, JavaScript, web technologies 
* Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator and other standard development &
design software 

If you are interested in this opportunity and either live in/near or are
willing to relocate to Santa Barbara, CA, please submit your resume and
salary requirements to [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau at open-source-staffing.com 

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[Flashcoders] Job: AS3 Programmer, Brighton, UK. (No agencies)

[iestyn lloyd]

Hi List!
I hope it's OK to post this here. I've seen a few job posts so I guess it
is. Apologies if it's not!

If you're interested, please email me at iestyn[at]littleloud[dot]com

Thanks!

===

Littleloud are looking for an ActionScript 3 programmer who can demonstrate
enthusiasm and skills in delivering high-end entertainment content using
Flash.

The post will require a keen interest in game design and creative technical
development.

Skills required:
ActionScript 3

Some knowledge of:
XML
XHTML
CSS
Javascript
PHP
MySQL

Littleloud is a digital production agency specialising in 2D & 3D Animation
and Online Entertainment Properties. Projects are delivered to work over
multiple platforms including Broadcast, Web, iTV, Mobile and DVD production.

Our clients include BBC, Channel 4, MTV, Paramount, Sony Entertainment and
Universal Pictures.
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Senior AS2 Developer - Telecommute | 80-110k

[Beau Gould]

This is for a FULL TIME, salaried, 100% telecommute position.
Applicants from any location are encouraged to apply, however, please be
a US Citizen or Green Card holder and able to work during Eastern
Standard Time (EST). Salary range is 80-110k; perhaps more for the right
individual. Full company information will be disclosed to interested
parties. 

My client is a young consumer web start-up who is looking for a smart,
motivated Flash developer to expand and improve upon what is already a
unique and exciting Flash application. 

Your primary role will be as an ActionScript 2 (AS2) Developer and you
should have extensive experience developing with AS2 within the Flash
IDE. 
 
Required Experience: 
* Expert ActionScript 2 (AS2) experience 
* Knowledge of ActionScript 3 (AS3) and/or Flex a plus 

Please submit your resume and/or portfolio and salary requirements to
beau AT open-source-staffing.com 

Thank you, 
Beau J. Gould 
 
Open Source Staffing 
www.open-source-staffing.com 
beau AT open-source-staffing.com 

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Re: [Flashcoders] Job offer in Berlin (ActionScript)

[Deepanjan Das]

Hi Abe,
I am a flash and Flex developer. I would like to know more about this
opportunity. Can you please mail me the details at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you for your time.

Regards
Deepanjan Das

On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 12:21 PM, Jiri Heitlager <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> He Abe,
>
> I am a Dutch Flash developer and I am living in Berlin since 1 year now.
> Your email sounds quit interesting and I would like to get to know a bit
> more. Could you send me some more details.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Jiri Heitlager
>
> Abe Pazos wrote:
>
>> The company where I work is growing and needs more
>> AS3 developers. The project is called Panfu, one
>> of the biggest virtual worlds for children, developed
>> in AS3 and PureMVC.
>>
>> It's a large and young international team with programmers,
>> designers, illustrators, translators, moderators and many
>> others. Work conditions are quite good I think.
>>
>> Berlin is a great city to live in, specially in summer. It's full
>> of cultural events, parks where you can relax, lakes, and
>> people coming from all countries. You can go around with
>> bicycle or using a very efficient public transportation. Flats
>> and food are quite inexpensive compared to other large cities.
>>
>> For more details or for sending a CV please use my e-mail
>> address.
>>
>> Hopefully one of you is working here with us soon! :)
>>
>> Abe
>>
>> ps. I'm sending this job offer to the list as it was said a
>> couple of weeks ago it is ok to do so. Hopefully it
>> does not upset anyone.
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Re: [Flashcoders] Job offer in Berlin (ActionScript)

[Jiri Heitlager]

He Abe,

I am a Dutch Flash developer and I am living in Berlin since 1 year now. 
Your email sounds quit interesting and I would like to get to know a bit 
more. Could you send me some more details.


Thank you,

Jiri Heitlager

Abe Pazos wrote:

The company where I work is growing and needs more
AS3 developers. The project is called Panfu, one
of the biggest virtual worlds for children, developed
in AS3 and PureMVC.

It's a large and young international team with programmers,
designers, illustrators, translators, moderators and many
others. Work conditions are quite good I think.

Berlin is a great city to live in, specially in summer. It's full
of cultural events, parks where you can relax, lakes, and
people coming from all countries. You can go around with
bicycle or using a very efficient public transportation. Flats
and food are quite inexpensive compared to other large cities.

For more details or for sending a CV please use my e-mail
address.

Hopefully one of you is working here with us soon! :)

Abe

ps. I'm sending this job offer to the list as it was said a
couple of weeks ago it is ok to do so. Hopefully it
does not upset anyone.
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[Flashcoders] Job offer in Berlin (ActionScript)

[Abe Pazos]

The company where I work is growing and needs more
AS3 developers. The project is called Panfu, one
of the biggest virtual worlds for children, developed
in AS3 and PureMVC.

It's a large and young international team with programmers,
designers, illustrators, translators, moderators and many
others. Work conditions are quite good I think.

Berlin is a great city to live in, specially in summer. It's full
of cultural events, parks where you can relax, lakes, and
people coming from all countries. You can go around with
bicycle or using a very efficient public transportation. Flats
and food are quite inexpensive compared to other large cities.

For more details or for sending a CV please use my e-mail
address.

Hopefully one of you is working here with us soon! :)

Abe

ps. I'm sending this job offer to the list as it was said a
couple of weeks ago it is ok to do so. Hopefully it
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[Flashcoders] Job Posting - YouTube Flash Engineer

[John Harding]

YouTube, as always, is looking for experienced Flash/ActionScript engineers
to work in our San Bruno, CA office.  A few key points before I paste in the
official job description:
- We still do a ton of ActionScript 2 to reach all the stragglers still on
Flash Player 7.  If you've primarily been doing AS3, that's cool, but be
prepared to dive back in to AS2.
- We want people who are serious coders, comfortable developing on linux.
- We can provide relocation assistance if you don't live in the area.

---
*Flash/ActionScript Engineer, YouTube Syndication - San Bruno*

*This position is based in San Bruno, CA.*
The area: Engineering, YouTube

Simply put, YouTube (a Google company) hires engineers that make computers
do amazing things. Populated by extraordinarily creative, motivated and
talented people, our Engineering team gets excited by developing new
applications that really make a difference and are used by millions of
people. YouTube is the leader in online video, and the premier destination
to watch and share original videos worldwide through a Web experience.
YouTube allows people to easily upload and share video clips on
www.youtube.com and across the Internet through websites, mobile devices,
blogs and email.
The role: Flash/ActionScript Engineer, YouTube Syndication

Want to write code that will be used by millions of people worldwide every
day? We're looking for talented Flash Engineers to work on features for
YouTube's Flash video players and other components.

The YouTube Syndication team is focused on enabling YouTube's content and
community to be experienced anywhere there is a screen and an internet
connection, and embeddable Flash components are a critical part of that
process. Flash engineers work with product management, UI designers and
visual designers to conceive, architect and build new Flash applications as
well as extend and enhance our existing players.
Responsibilities:

   - Design and implement Flash-based gadgets and applications for web sites
   and embedded devices.
   - Enhance the embeddable YouTube players to enable deeper integration on
   third party websites.
   - Mentor other engineers in Flash and ActionScript development.

Requirements:

   - BS in Computer Science or equish and object-oriented ActionScript 2.0
   or 3.0 (experience with client-server interactions (Flash remoting, Flash
   Communication Server, XML requests) a plus).valent experience.
   - 3+ years of software engineering experience in Flash and
   object-oriented ActionScript 2.0 or 3.0.
   - Experience with client-server interactions (Flash remoting, Flash
   Communication Server, XML requests) a plus.
   - Familiar with version control systems (e.g. Perforce, SVN, etc).
   - Comfortable coding without the Flash IDE.
   - Experience in web development (HTML, CSS, AJAX, Javascript) preferred.
   - Software engineering experience in C/C++, Java or Python preferred.

---
The online job posting is at
http://www.google.com/support/jobs/bin/answer.py?answer=95439.
Please reply directly to me, off-list, if you're interested or would like
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Parlay is looking for Flash Developers

[Mark Lapasa]

[Position Summary]
Flash Developers will be responsible for integrating unique solutions 
within our Flash Gaming Suites. Parlay’s games use Flash front-ends to 
talk with Java servlet back-ends, this position will increase the size 
of our Flash development team. The position strongly emphasizes 
ActionScript programming, from core libraries to interface development. 
The position will be part of a team of 2-5 flash developers and 2-3 
graphic designers of varying experience.


[Key Responsibilities]
- Assist in the creation and maintenance of Parlay’s suite of Flash games
- Integrate solutions within Parlay’s Gaming Suites
- Flash skill requirement is largely ActionScript and interfacing with 
Java and Web components


[Required Skills and Competencies]
- Competency in the use of all Flash IDE’s from Flash MX 2004 onward
- Extensive Flash ActionScript experience with AS1 and AS2 with a 
workable understanding of AS3.
- Familiarity with OO concepts, design patterns and is comfortable with 
implementing them for Flash applications

- Familiarity with HTML
- Must be flexible and able to work with AS1, AS2, and AS3 scripts
- Formal training in programming is a requirement
- 2-3 years related experience
- Strong written and oral communication skills

[Definite Assets]
- Proficiency in Photoshop, Illustrator, Sound and Video Editing Software
- Understanding of Java, XML, HTML, and other web technologies
- Gaming experience
- A College Diploma or University Degree in a technology field

At Parlay Entertainment, we’re putting a new spin on Internet gaming. 
Based in Oakville, Ontario, we pride ourselves in our casual yet 
professional work environment, where both clients and employees are 
highly valued and treated with respect.


Parlay is always searching for bright minds with big talent. Think 
you’ve got what it takes to get in the game? If you’d like to join a 
team that mixes business with pleasure every day, e-mail your resume 
with cover letter to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Please visit our website at http://www.parlaygroup.com/

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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash Developer wanted (freelance)

[Jan Schluenzen]

Philipp Lenssen of Google Blogoscoped is looking for a talented flash
developer for a project.

Here are the details:
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2007-07-26.html#n31
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] Flash coder needed ASAP -- AS2

[g . wygonik]

Hey all

The company i work for is looking for an Actionscript person to work with me
(and a couple server peeps and designers).

We're a social-network development company with 97% of new projects being
100% Flash front ends. Our projects are mostly for network television
properties, and based around user-generated content (think MySpace meets
YouTube meets Food Network -- but all in Flash).

What we need is someone who can jump in, get up to speed in a matter of
hours and use existing FLAs, code, and components and build sites based on
new specs. Design skills are really helpful in seeing designer mock-ups come
to life and keeping things looking good, but an all out animator/illustrator
is NOT what we need.

Where: your living room -- which is hopefully somewhere in the US, because
we can't deal with timezone differences real well. (Or, we do have offices
in NYC and LA)
When: NOW!! Full-time commitment, please.
Pay: negotiable (not my part to deal with)

You: AS2 master, have built some RIA's, some games, some tools, etc.,
knowledge of building and using components, class-based coding, can work
under super-tight-need-it-yesterday deadlines where specs change two or
three times in the course of an afternoon, data stuff like XML and JSON,
building re-usable widgets, can work with ugly "i just needed it to work"
code and not bitch all day about "proper" commenting style. Photoshop skill
is most delightful. Extra bonus for Yahoo Flash maps knowledge, 3D concepts,
Red5, and any of the various styles of throat singing.

You'll laugh, you'll cry, you might get to meet reality TV stars (the boss
is one). It's a decent gig. And you get to work with me! (joy, i know)

If you are interested, please email me OFF LIST (gwygonik @ gmail [dot] com)
with some links, code samples, general experience, etc., and we'll talk
about it.

Cheers
g.
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[Flashcoders] [JOB] - Flash Developer (Switzerland)

[Phil Suter]

Hi all!

We are looking for a professional flash developer. We're located in
Biel, Switzerland, the main office language is (swiss)german. We're
working for interesting brands and develop and maintain the video
magazine www.bkanal.ch. 

If you're interested please check out the detailed job description:
http://snipurl.com/1os4z (german)

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Cheers
Phil

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phil suter
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direkt +41(32) 366 00 51
mobile +41(78) 711 51 97
skype  phil.suter
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orange8 interactive AG
mattenstrasse 90  ch-2503 biel-bienne
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