RE: [javascript-12] Front End Web Developer Position - Contract to Hire
| From: | LK J. |
| Sent on: | Friday, October 15, 2010, 3:58 PM |
Yea. I wasn’t sure when I sent my spam-search out for a developer recently. Sorry to those it bugged.
1. A good technique was used by the SF HTML5 group that has a separate job section in their forum
http://www.sfhtml5.org/messages/boards/
2. They also have a message somewhere (I can’t find it now) about what you can/can’t do wrt using their mailing list.
The moderator should be able to screen messages.
Linc-
(aside: My experience is that it’d be nice if Meetup gave more fine-grained control wrt the mailing list/s and generally made their controls more useable.)
From: [address removed] [mailto:[address removed]] On Behalf Of Lee
Sent: Friday, October 15,[masked]:32 PM
To: [address removed]
Subject: Re: [javascript-12] Front End Web Developer Position - Contract to Hire
Agreed. I apologize for adding onto this madness. I say we keep job stuff to the bulletin board.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Jared Hirsch <[address removed]> wrote:
We need to separate the job stuff into a separate list. This is getting out of hand.
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Nicole Blincoe <[address removed]> wrote:
Our start up client in San Francisco is looking for a Front End Developer for a 6 contract to hire opportunity.
Our client is 100% Microsoft shop, and use Visual Studio 2008, as well as C# and JQuery. As a front end developer, you may also leverage additional javascript libraries like Prototype, Dojo, Scriptaculous. We use progressive enhancement to make our site look and work great even if JavaScript is disabled. Our fast-moving team is forward thinking (HTML5, Comet, Mobile WebKit), but we know we can't forget about our past (IE6).
The ideal candidate for this role will have experience creating cross-browser solutions that separate structure, presentation and behavior using semantic XHTML\HTML5 markup, CSS 2\3, and modern unobtrusive JavaScript.
In order to be considered for this role, you must be comfortable with the DOM, and have extensive (3+ years) experience with frameworks like jQuery. You may even know a couple of ways that JavaScript can be better than Java or C! You know something about minimizing HTTP connections.
Breathes CSS and HTML, knows what's on the road map for CSS3 but also can make things work in IE
Knows that JavaScript is a programming language in its own right and masters it as such
Understands that the client side cannot operate alone but is part of an equal partnership with the server
Someone who is not afraid of building server-side services for the client side to use
Undergraduate degree required; Advanced degree preferred
Are you available? Please send a current resume to [address removed]
If you aren't available but know someone who may be interested please feel free to pass this information along. We do offer a generous referral bonus!
To see a complete listing of all current openings please visit our website at www.mbg.com. Mainz Brady Group, a technology staffing firm, is recognized as a leader in comprehensive employment and staffing solutions to the best known companies in Software Development, Finance, Electronics/Manufacturing, Retail, R&D, Services, Government, Biotechnology, Healthcare and Telecommunications.
We specialize in Information Technology, Technical Sales & Marketing and Human Resources staffing - on a Contract, Contract to Hire, and Direct Hire basis.
At Mainz Brady Group, our experienced professional Technology Staffing Specialists take great pride in our ability to give our clients the very best talent available and, in doing so; we are able to offer the best career choices for our candidates.
To download our FREE iPhone App ?MBG Jobs?, visit www.mbg.com/iphoneapp
Nicole Blincoe
Sr. Staffing Manager
Mainz Brady Group, Inc.
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Technology Staffing Agency: in California and Oregon
Learn more | www.mbg.com
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