Job Listing: Code Guru at ihaveanidea.org

By Heri Apr 12th 2008 in Jobs

Position: Code Guru

Responsibilites and Tasks:
ihaveanidea is seeking a PHP rockstar/ code wizard

We have a dream. We dream of meeting the right person to help ihaveanidea grow and we need brains. Nice, big, juicy tech brains…

We\’re currently looking for a solid coder to help with the development of a project for the ihaveanidea.org website.

In little less than 6 years, ihaveanidea has grown to become one of the biggest and most popular advertising communities on the planet. In 2006, 14 million pages were read on the site, 7,320 people attended ihaveanidea events and over 355,000 unique visitors came to the website each and every month.

Required Knoweledge:
We\’re looking for someone who knows PHP inside and out and who has a great personality. Assets include the knowledge to perform wizardry with CSS, My SQL, HTML, Javascript, the ability to answer skill testing questions and AJAX. If you possess these skills, are blazingly fast, enjoy being around wiseass people and can quote episodes of ‘South Park’ then you are the right candidate.

Compensation:
Renumeration to be discussed.

Additional info:
Immediate projects include: the development of a social community and general site advice/maintenance and code cleanup.

How to apply:
If interested please send URL links of recent projects/sites to tanya-(at)-ihaveanidea-dot-org

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