Seeking:
PHP/MySQL Blog Web Developer
NYTimes.com, the #1 newspaper site with 1.7 million worldwide visitors a
day, is seeking an experienced PHP/MySQL Developer to manage our
highly-trafficked and growing set of blogs (http://www.nytimes.com/blogs).
The blogs have all been highly customized to fit into the NYTimes
technology stack and publishing environment. Beyond having deep experience
with open source blog platforms and plug-ins, the ideal candidate will be a
savvy, all-around web applications developer who is comfortable in a LAMP
environment.
While the web developer’s primary responsibility will be to manage,
develop, and enhance the various Wordpress blogs produced at NYTimes.com,
it is expected that his/her responsibilities can and will expand to other
technologies and areas of the site depending on the developer’s specific
skill set and interests.
This position is in the software development group of NYTimes.com.
Requirements:
3-5 years expertise in hand-coding HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and DHTML
across a range of browsers
2-3 years experience programming in PHP
2-3 years experience developing and maintaining open source blog
software
Strong working knowledge of SQL and Apache (mod_include a major plus)
Experience working in a Unix environment (FreeBSD a plus)
General familiarity with internet networking
Enthusiasm for emerging technology, especially AJAX and Web 2.0 APIs
Ability to weigh editorial and design concerns against technical
constraints
The New York Times Company is committed to a policy of providing equal
employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, national
origin, gender, age, marital status, sexual orientation or disability.
Please contact:
Laura Fredericksen
Technical Recruiter
NYTimes.com
646-698-8145
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.nytimes.com
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