Re: Genius for hire
Hi there, On 11 Feb 2002, jon schatz wrote: Can I request then that the suggested tag [JOB] be used for such postings? Please see http://perl.apache.org/email-etiquette.html 73, Ged.
For hire...
I've got some availability at the moment so if anyone needs anything from a couple of hours sorting out performance issues (and therefore avoiding that costly upgrade!) up to planning and implementing major rearchitectures, let me know. Check my site for recent projects, references supplied from ecstatic clients on request. Thanks, Dave -- David Hodgkinson, Wizard for Hirehttp://www.davehodgkinson.com Editor-in-chief, The Highway Star http://www.deep-purple.com Interim Technical Director, Web Architecture Consultant for hire -- chmod a+x /bin/laden --
Job: Chief Wizard for Hire
All the current projects are done and dusted and the T-shirts are at the printers (really!). I'm looking for the next round of excellent clients to work with. Take a look at my site at http://www.hodgkinson.org/ to see what I'm up to. Thanks, Dave -- Dave Hodgkinson, http://www.hodgkinson.org Editor-in-chief, The Highway Star http://www.deep-purple.com Interim CTO, web server farms, technical strategy
[JOB SEEKER] mod_perl expert for hire
I feel bad that, with the dot-bomb, all we see now are job seekers, not job adverts, but here I am, in need of some work to keep food on my table. My skills are fairly well known here. I'm an expert in XML and mod_perl. I built the take23.org mod_perl news and resources site. And I'm the developer of AxKit. I'd be especially interested in AxKit and/or XML work, but I'm interested in all comers. My full CV is available on the AxKit.org site under examples, for those who don't know my work. I'm mainly looking for contract work, 3 or 6 months preferably, but I'd be willing to look at something permanent if it was a really good company. Oh, and I'm based in Scotland, but have a leased line and permanent IP at home. -- Matt/ /||** Founder and CTO ** ** http://axkit.com/ ** //||** AxKit.com Ltd ** ** XML Application Serving ** // ||** http://axkit.org ** ** XSLT, XPathScript, XSP ** // \\| // ** mod_perl news and resources: http://take23.org ** \\// //\\ // \\
[JOB] Perl expert for hire
I am available for contract or permanent work beginning immediately. I am an expert in Perl programming, have a long history of experience with mod_perl, and can write Perl extensions in C. I am also a productive C programmer and a passable Java programmer. Recently I have begun dabbling in Apache core programming and embedding the Perl engine in C programs. You may view my resume at http://atari.saturn5.com/ Best regards, Jeffrey Baker -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] 415.279.0768
Re: [JOB] Perl expert for hire
ditto for me. but include c++, corba,html and an interest soap and mason. drop me a line if your interested in this power pack. but include "Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote: I am available for contract or permanent work beginning immediately. I am an expert in Perl programming, have a long history of experience with mod_perl, and can write Perl extensions in C. I am also a productive C programmer and a passable Java programmer. Recently I have begun dabbling in Apache core programming and embedding the Perl engine in C programs. You may view my resume at http://atari.saturn5.com/ Best regards, Jeffrey Baker -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] 415.279.0768
Re: [JOB] Perl expert for hire
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: I am available for contract or permanent work beginning immediately. I am an expert in Perl programming, have a long history of experience with mod_perl, and can write Perl extensions in C. I am also a productive C programmer and a passable Java programmer. Recently I have begun dabbling in Apache core programming and embedding the Perl engine in C programs. You may view my resume at http://atari.saturn5.com/ Boy, I feel cool now. The real link is: http://atari.saturn5.com/~jwb/resume.html Those pesky URLs. -jwb
[JOB SEEKER] Freelancer / external developer for hire
Hello everybody, I'd like to make known my availabilty for telecommuting work. I have significant experience developing web applications/handlers/modules in mod_perl, php, DBI/MySQL on FreeBSD/Linux/Unix. I also have sysadmin experience in Apache, Apache's ssl modules, MySQL, BIND, sendmail, postfix. I'm available 40 hours per week. I will be happy to provide more detailed information, code samples, etc. Resume: http://unicode.richard.eu.org/me/rch/resume.html Thanks, Richard. -- ☻ Ričardas Čepas ☺ ~~ ~
Another [JOB SEEKER] Freelancer / developer for hire
Greetings, all. Here's another message from a mod_perl/Mason developer looking for work. My employer is looking at having to shut his doors, so I'm looking for work. I can telecommute, or work some place a reasonable drive from Riverside, CA. Resume available at http://webhsot.riverside.ca.us/users/dan Summary: 20 years C, 5 years Perl, 5 years CGI, 1 year mod_perl and HTML::Mason. Dan Mahoney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [JOB] another bloke for hire...
I'm looking at justifying a trip to Japan in late March. If there's anyone who needs some Apache architecture, Apache::Registry-ification of existing CGI code or in depth MySQL tuning work, please mail me. Thanks, Dave -- Dave Hodgkinson, http://www.hodgkinson.org Editor-in-chief, The Highway Star http://www.deep-purple.com Apache, mod_perl, MySQL, Sybase hired gun for, well, hire -
Re: [JOB] another bloke for hire...
If anyone has any spare tuits they want to donate to Take23, we have started the job postings stuff and have a spec for exactly what we want, but not really enough time to code it up. Experience with AxKit would be a huge bonus, otherwise you'll be right in at the deep end. -- Matt/ /||** Director and CTO ** //||** AxKit.com Ltd ** ** XML Application Serving ** // ||** http://axkit.org ** ** XSLT, XPathScript, XSP ** // \\| // ** Personal Web Site: http://sergeant.org/ ** \\// //\\ // \\
Re: [JOB] another bloke for hire...
Matt Sergeant wrote: If anyone has any spare tuits they want to donate to Take23, we have started the job postings stuff and have a spec for exactly what we want, but not really enough time to code it up. Experience with AxKit would be a huge bonus, otherwise you'll be right in at the deep end. Matt, I've been looking at this - not alot, but a bit (as I am in the deep end, and there is only so much XML I want at a time ;-) A few minor issues: Your NewsAdmin module appears to assume that all XML file under the doc root are news XML files - how do you want to deal with this - I'll change the last bit of the doc root (defined line 11) from news to jobs. Also what sort of validation do you want on job posting - at the mo we just upload a file, and edit the XML, I am happy posting jobs like this, but what about t'others ? I can write a kludgy form that accepts / validates input and creates some XML as per discussions if thats what you want ? Greg -- Matt/ /||** Director and CTO ** //||** AxKit.com Ltd ** ** XML Application Serving ** // ||** http://axkit.org ** ** XSLT, XPathScript, XSP ** // \\| // ** Personal Web Site: http://sergeant.org/ ** \\// //\\ // \\
Re: [JOB] another bloke for hire...
On Mon, 22 Jan 2001, Greg Cope wrote: Matt Sergeant wrote: If anyone has any spare tuits they want to donate to Take23, we have started the job postings stuff and have a spec for exactly what we want, but not really enough time to code it up. Experience with AxKit would be a huge bonus, otherwise you'll be right in at the deep end. Matt, I've been looking at this - not alot, but a bit (as I am in the deep end, and there is only so much XML I want at a time ;-) A few minor issues: Your NewsAdmin module appears to assume that all XML file under the doc root are news XML files - how do you want to deal with this - I'll change the last bit of the doc root (defined line 11) from news to jobs. Yes that will be necessary. We'll have a completely new module for jobs postings. Also what sort of validation do you want on job posting - at the mo we just upload a file, and edit the XML, I am happy posting jobs like this, but what about t'others ? I can write a kludgy form that accepts / validates input and creates some XML as per discussions if thats what you want ? No, I don't want job posters doing XML. I just want a simple form. Now if they want HTML in it, it will have to be XHTML, but when they get a preview they will see errors if its not. -- Matt/ /||** Director and CTO ** //||** AxKit.com Ltd ** ** XML Application Serving ** // ||** http://axkit.org ** ** XSLT, XPathScript, XSP ** // \\| // ** Personal Web Site: http://sergeant.org/ ** \\// //\\ // \\
[JOB] for hire
hi folks. i've recently moved to melbourne, australia, and pretty soon now i'll be looking for consulting work. i've been working at critical path for the last 3+ years. i was lead developer on the cpth webmail product for the first year, after which i joined the core architecture team whose scope included the entire messaging platform and web application suite. for the last several months i've been an architect and developer for cpth's suite of integrated collaboration apps. i've been writing sophisticated mod_perl applications for 3 years. i'm familiar with internet messaging-related protocols such as http, imap, smtp, ldap, icap and webdav. i have moderate experience with database design and programming, altho i don't claim to be an expert in maintaining or tuning database server installations. i've built your typical two-tier web/db sites as well as large business applications. i've slung guns at small shops and written heavy documents in large process-oriented engineering dept. most importantly, i think, i've got several years of experience shipping many releases of a single product, from an initial release through two re-architectures, a complete user interface redesign, internationalization and localization to 20 languages. i'm currently porting the java servlet api and tomcat servlet engine to perl. if anybody wants to pay me for that, i'd love to hear your proposal :) otherwise, i'm interested in discussing consulting arrangements for any type of perl-based project. if you're in melbourne, or if you want to work out travel, on site work is fine. telecommuting is the standard, however.
Re: [JOB] for hire
er. still running pine on a server in california; the lag is intense and caused a brainfart. anyway, my resume can be found at http://www.maz.org/~bcm/resume, altho it's simply going to go into a bit more detail about what i discussed below. i'll probably be ready to swing into action within a month, so if you've got some projects on the horizon and i look like a good fit, drop me a line at [EMAIL PROTECTED] cheers! On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, brian moseley wrote: hi folks. i've recently moved to melbourne, australia, and pretty soon now i'll be looking for consulting work. i've been working at critical path for the last 3+ years. i was lead developer on the cpth webmail product for the first year, after which i joined the core architecture team whose scope included the entire messaging platform and web application suite. for the last several months i've been an architect and developer for cpth's suite of integrated collaboration apps. i've been writing sophisticated mod_perl applications for 3 years. i'm familiar with internet messaging-related protocols such as http, imap, smtp, ldap, icap and webdav. i have moderate experience with database design and programming, altho i don't claim to be an expert in maintaining or tuning database server installations. i've built your typical two-tier web/db sites as well as large business applications. i've slung guns at small shops and written heavy documents in large process-oriented engineering dept. most importantly, i think, i've got several years of experience shipping many releases of a single product, from an initial release through two re-architectures, a complete user interface redesign, internationalization and localization to 20 languages. i'm currently porting the java servlet api and tomcat servlet engine to perl. if anybody wants to pay me for that, i'd love to hear your proposal :) otherwise, i'm interested in discussing consulting arrangements for any type of perl-based project. if you're in melbourne, or if you want to work out travel, on site work is fine. telecommuting is the standard, however.
[JOB WANTED] mod_perl Programmer for Hire
I'd like to make known my availabilty for work on-site or telecommuting. I have significant experience developing web applications in mod_perl with DBI/MySQL on Linux/Solaris. I also have a decent sysadmin background in building kernels, Perl, Apache/mod_perl, MySQL, and installing CPAN modules. I will be happy to provide links to my resume and a detailed description of my projects and URL's to anyone who writes me at the following address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you. __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/
[JOB WANTED] mod_perl programmer for hire
Thought I'd drop a note to announce my availability for either short-term or permanent employment. FYI, I live in San Francisco and don't want to move w/o quite a good reason, but I'll telecommute anywhere ;) In my previous job I designed and implemented a mod_perl web application that used an Oracle backend and could serve millions of fully dynamic pages (personalization, affiliate branding, NLS/charset including CJKV scripts, etc.) per day. mod_perl specific work has included most of the good stuff from the Guide, including (in no particular order): TransHandlers, cookie-based authorization, templating systems, session mgmt., Apache::Registry and pure handlers, load-balancing/proxies and related technologies, and more. Resume and references available, just drop me a note. Thanks, Chris p.s. As far as I can recall it is still ok to post this kind of thing on this list, but it makes me a bit squeamish nonetheless--sorry for spamming most of you.
Available for hire
Hi All, I'm available for hire in the areas of Apache+mod-perl and UNIX Admin (Solaris, Tru64, Linux). Jie
