mod_perl jobs at http://perl.apache.org/jobs.html
While testing the links on the new site I've stumbled upon this link: http://perl.apache.org/jobs.html and was surprised to find out that there are fresh mod_perl jobs there and while not many, there seem to be at least one post every few days. So if you didn't know about this resource, now you do ;) Hopefully the new mod_perl cookbook will create even more jobs for the mod_perl community. And to remind you that it's OK to post both job offers and job requests to this list, as long as you start the subject with a proper tag, something like [JOB WANTED], [JOB OFFER] or similar. _ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ticketmaster.com http://apacheweek.com http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
Jobs
In case you didn't see it already, then there's a nice pile of mod_perl related jobs posted at http://jobs.perl.org/ You can get a list of the mod_perl related ones at http://www.take23.org/jobs/ or (if your browser supports javascript) at http://perl.apache.org/jobs.html - ask -- ask bjoern hansen, http://ask.netcetera.dk/ !try; do();
[Take23] Jobs Page online
Take23 now has a jobs page, thanks to Ask's efforts on jobs.perl.org, we mirror their RSS feed. http://take23.org/jobs/ -- 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 ** \\// //\\ // \\
JOBS with CNET.com in Illinois
CNET is hiring in Itasca Illinois Let me introduce myself, my name is sean lally and I am the Director of Corporate Recruiting for CNET in San Francisco. We now have 11 positions open in Itasca. Here are the positions I hope to tempt you with: Director IT-IS Data Manager SR Software Engineer Software Engineer (2 positions) Associate Engineer Sys/Network Administrator Support Engineer (Q/A) Support Engineer Technical Support (2 positions) Required skills for the software engineering and support positions include strong Linux or Unix with extensive Perl experience. SQL and OO experience a significant plus. Experience developing or maintaining ASP products or services is also beneficial. We have an established team in Itasca of twenty people that we are expanding. These are all new positions. If anyone would like job descriptions or additional info please let me know. Want info about the Itasca group? See http://www.cnetchannel.com/about.htm sean [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sean Lally Executive Director, Corporate Recruiting CNET Networks Inc http://www.cnet.com/jobs Sean Lally Executive Director, Corporate Recruiting CNET Networks Inc http://www.cnet.com/jobs Sean Lally Executive Director, Corporate Recruiting CNET Networks Inc http://www.cnet.com/jobs
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmeravailable for contracting..
I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) I have gotten some public responses but more private questions to ask what the response has been like since most people who have a sad story to tell usually won't tell it in public. To summarize (and end the thread -- at least for private responses to me which isn't necessary)... Everything that I have been emailed indicates that there are plenty of jobs still out there for people on this list. However, the emails to me may be summarized by saying that the market is not what it used to be. This seems to have effected the number of jobs paying top $ rather than anything else specific. I think the emails I received were from people who were technical enough to be on this list and be interested in mod_perl (more techie than most probably). So there are always going to be jobs for people like those -- that is my belief. Stas pointed out F*ckedCompany.com which people have mixed feelings about. I think F*ckedCompany does show that there are a lot of jobs that have been lost. And clearly the barrage of medium-size eBusiness consulting firms such as Scient laying off so many people is also a blow. However, with that said. My startup in Singapore has gone to multiple dead startups here and interviewed their techs to get them to come to us after the company announced they were closing. What I have found in interviewing the left over techs is that out of a company that might have 20 techs, they are usually not very bright and know how to do only one thing really well (like maybe all they know how to do is DBA Oracle) and clearly would need a lot of management if we were to hire them. The people from a dead startup that are really good -- well, the story is that they usually left somewhat a bit before the startup died (not the reason, but they were savvy enough to smell the coffee) or they already easily get hired straight out before. The people that are left are either slow or they have already promised to go to another place when the startup finally winds up but are staying to help finish it out and possibly aid in selling off the assets (one major one is usually the IP bound up in the software that was developed and usually requires a bit of cleanup by a good programmer). Others have also said (appropriately) that this is the season for bonus time and so some may be looking around to leave before they get their bonus so they can be prepared to resign if a better opportunity arises. I guess that makes sense and I should have thought of that. After all I resigned my job last year as soon as my bonus was wire transferred from London to my US account. Anyway, Sorry for bugging Jeffrey and others with the off topic. I felt I wanted to summarize the responses I got because I still get private ones so clearly there are people interested. But I would like to say that I would rather not get responses to this anymore about each individual story sent to me in private. So please don't send me anymore private responses unless you really have something new for me to know that hasn't been mentioned here. :) Thanks, Gunther
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
* Michael Bacarella ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010111 10:32]: Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? I'm actually happily employed doing mod_perl (among things). I just wouldn't mind some extra income as well as an opportunity to meet new people. *shrug* -- Michael Bacarella [EMAIL PROTECTED] Technical Staff / New York Connect.Net, Ltd Daytime Phone: (212) 581-2831 Yeah, who wouldn't mind some extra cash. For instance: My wife got mad at me for not wearing my wedding ring a few days in a row. It has just slipped my mind, but she was a little hot over it. "How do you expect women to know your married if you don't wear the ring?", she asked. "Honey," I replied," I'll just open my wallet. They'll see the moths making a winter home and know immediately that I'm married." That didn't help matters much. Imagine that. -- J. J. Horner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Apache, Perl, mod_perl, Web security, Linux PGP signature
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
Are you a programmer? Have you showered recently? You're married. "J. J. Horner" wrote: "How do you expect women to know you[']r[e] married if you don't wear the ring?", [my wife] asked.
[OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) u
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
I think it's your second question... in my opinion. - Sean On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote: I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) u
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
Im not sure about the contract positions but this is traditionally the time of the year when people decide its time for a change, its endemic to all other types of industries not just the software industry. And to alleviate your paranoia a little, a report I read last month said software jobs were actually on the increase, rivalling the ever hungry system administration job market. cheers, Mehryar On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote: I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) u
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? I'm actually happily employed doing mod_perl (among things). I just wouldn't mind some extra income as well as an opportunity to meet new people. *shrug* -- Michael Bacarella [EMAIL PROTECTED] Technical Staff / New York Connect.Net, Ltd Daytime Phone: (212) 581-2831
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmeravailable for contracting..
Most year-end bonuses should be paid by the end of this month, while many were already paid out EOY 2000. Since the US stock market is in decline, many people assume their EOY 2001 bonuses will pale in comparison to 2000's. What better time to look for greener pastures. [Not including the over-compensated dot com folks who were over-paid anyway.;-)] mehryar wrote: Im not sure about the contract positions but this is traditionally the time of the year when people decide its time for a change, its endemic to all other types of industries not just the software industry. And to alleviate your paranoia a little, a report I read last month said software jobs were actually on the increase, rivalling the ever hungry system administration job market. cheers, Mehryar On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote: I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) u -- www.RentZone.org
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, mehryar wrote: Im not sure about the contract positions but this is traditionally the time of the year when people decide its time for a change, its endemic to all other types of industries not just the software industry. And to alleviate your paranoia a little, a report I read last month said software jobs were actually on the increase, rivalling the ever hungry system administration job market. Not really, if you didn't know about http://fuckedcompany.com/ you should check it out. (It has nothing to do with XXX). While you are on the spot especially look at how many layoffs reported per day lately!!! Then check the NASDAQ and you will get even more ideas about what's going on. It doesn't mean that we are in trouble, since mod_perl programmer are scarce but the general trade is that many startups go busted. From reading a lot lately about the current trends I've learned that the dotcom business is still in fashion, since the money is there. It's just that the investors are more careful now, and it's harder to get financing for the vaporware ideas. I believe that once the NASDAQ buble is over and analysts say that it has to drop to 2000, which is very close, the dotcoms will go up again, but probably under more careful watchful eye of investors. I'm not an expert in these things, so this is just my opinion, which shouldn't be taken too seriously :) On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote: I notice that there have been many more job postings from employment seekers have occurred in the last few weeks versus jobs. Whereas it used to be many more jobs wanting mod_perl vs seekers of jobs. Is this an odd time of year for many contractors where the contract ends around the holiday season? Or is this starting to be a symptom of dotcoms going bust and the development market starting to level out? Or perhaps I am being a bit paranoid. :) u _ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://apachetoday.com http://logilune.com/ http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Stas Bekman wrote: On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, mehryar wrote: Im not sure about the contract positions but this is traditionally the time of the year when people decide its time for a change, its endemic to all other types of industries not just the software industry. And to alleviate your paranoia a little, a report I read last month said software jobs were actually on the increase, rivalling the ever hungry system administration job market. Not really, if you didn't know about http://fuckedcompany.com/ you should check it out. (It has nothing to do with XXX). While you are on the spot especially look at how many layoffs reported per day lately!!! Then check the NASDAQ and you will get even more ideas about what's going on. It doesn't mean that we are in trouble, since mod_perl programmer are scarce but the general trade is that many startups go busted. It's hard to believe how far off topic this is, but I'll reply in kind since the official list policeman has taken this path himself :) The most important thing I learned from fuckedcompany.com is the term "Javateer". -jwb
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
I just want to thank Stas for the great link... very entertaining and informative! - Sean On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote: On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Stas Bekman wrote: On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, mehryar wrote: Im not sure about the contract positions but this is traditionally the time of the year when people decide its time for a change, its endemic to all other types of industries not just the software industry. And to alleviate your paranoia a little, a report I read last month said software jobs were actually on the increase, rivalling the ever hungry system administration job market. Not really, if you didn't know about http://fuckedcompany.com/ you should check it out. (It has nothing to do with XXX). While you are on the spot especially look at how many layoffs reported per day lately!!! Then check the NASDAQ and you will get even more ideas about what's going on. It doesn't mean that we are in trouble, since mod_perl programmer are scarce but the general trade is that many startups go busted. It's hard to believe how far off topic this is, but I'll reply in kind since the official list policeman has taken this path himself :) The most important thing I learned from fuckedcompany.com is the term "Javateer". -jwb
Re: [OT] Availability of Jobs -- was Re: [SOLICITATION] Programmer available for contracting..
The most important thing I learned from fuckedcompany.com is the term "Javateer". So what does it mean? The fuckedcompany search isn't very forthcoming :(
[JOBS] Critical Path
hi folks. cpth is looking for a couple senior folks to come in and make immediate contributions on our web groupware applications team. the team has several applications that are in the process of being integrated for a comprehensive user expensive: mail, personal address book, corporate directory, calendar, fax, msg boards, secure file services. some of our challenges include fully internationalizing each product and localizing to ~20 languages; moving from a handler+Registry "print-based" architecture to a template architecture (leaning towards Mason); researching ways to achieve structured programmatic integration of external applications; guaranteeing a secure environment for web-based corporate messaging. our applications are hosted in a high scale environment and exist in the context of a large messaging platform; you'll get the opportunity to work with IMAP, POP, SMTP, LDAP, ICAP, ICQ, and many other messaging-related protocols, and possibly b2b applications of SOAP, WebDAV, etc. these is not your garden variety web-database stuff. opportunities are also available to work on synchronization tools for Palm, Outlook etc and extensions for Outlook. the job req is included below. send inquiries to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and cc [EMAIL PROTECTED] thanks! -- Senior Software Developer to work on web-based mail application and application suite. Be responsible for development, maintenance and performance of large scale, cutting edge, hosted applications. Perl5 programming required, 5+ years software development experience. Experience with other web application development useful. Java and C++ experience desirable; knowledge of messaging systems and protocols useful (IMAP, POP, HTTP, SMTP). Object oriented design and programming a must. Solaris systems programming experience needed. Must have good analytic and communication skills. Must be a self-starter, capable of diagnosing and solving problems independently. Must work well in a team environment. Must have track record of shipping quality products and meeting time-to-market requirements. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Perl/Embperl jobs in Berlin, Germany
Sorry guys and gals the rest is in german: Wir suchen professionelle Perl-Entwickler in Berlin zur Unterstuetzung der Weiterentwicklung eines HTML-basierten Kommunikationssystems fuer die Bauindustrie. Wir haben beste Kundenkontakte und sind z.B. beim Umbau des Olympia-Stadions in Berlin (ein 700 MDM Projekt) beauftragt. Interessenten sollten mehrjaehrige Perl-, HTML- und UNIX-Erfahrung haben. Wir setzen auf Modperl, Embperl und Postgresql unter Linux und Solaris. Auf der Applikationsebene laeuft unser System ausschliesslich unter Perl. Aktuelle Themen sind XML, UTF, Adobe FDF, LDAP, Testsuites, Help System, Load Balancing, Security. Eine Demo ist freigeschaltet unter http://www.aeccom.com Wir sind ein unabhaengiges, junges und hochmotiviertes Unternehmen im Umfeld internationaler Bau-Konzerne. Alle Zeichen stehen auf Wachstum. Kontakt: Dirk Lutzebaeck AEC/communications GmbH, Berlin Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: +49-30-639267-23 Fax: +49-30-639267-21 Web: http://www.aeccom.com
Jobs?
Is this an appropriate place to advertise one's availability for a couple of weeks mod_perl work? -- 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: Jobs?
Is this an appropriate place to advertise one's availability for a couple of weeks mod_perl work? Definitely, given the fact that many companies are desperate to find mod_perl programmers even for a few days. Make sure that you use the proper and not misleading subject tags. Please use [Available for a Job] or similar and not [Job], since the later will be interpreted as a job offer. In fact I think you are the first who actually ask this question, so go for it and post the offer. If in the future we will see this kind of posts abused we will change the policy. Please keep in mind that this is a strictly mod_perl list... you get the idea. (I was talking in general, I know that you David are a mod_perl hacker :) _ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://apachetoday.com http://jazzvalley.com http://singlesheaven.com http://perlmonth.com perl.org apache.org
Re: pictures from TPC / Jobs in Paris
Yes, but where's the "Stas' School of Dance" video from Randal's party? ;-} -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Vivek Khera, Ph.D.Khera Communications, Inc. Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rockville, MD +1-301-545-6996 GPG MIME spoken herehttp://www.khera.org/~vivek/
pictures from TPC / Jobs in Paris
1. Pics: As Victor Zamouline promised to post the pictures after the conference, here are they: http://www.jazzsecrets.com/albums/2000-07-monterey/ Enjoy! 2. Jobs: Make sure to visit http://jazzvalley.com -- the new cool place I've started to work at, a pure mod_perl/linux shop of course!!! If you like linux, mod_perl and jazz, happen to live in Paris and are looking for a job, email Victor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] (he is the boss) or me. Check out my new office : http://www.jazzsecrets.com/albums/2000-07-office-party/thumbs/tn__IMGA0024.JPG No more open space. Now it's an open room :) Hey, there are nice french girls in the office :) http://www.jazzsecrets.com/albums/2000-07-office-party/ _ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://apachetoday.com http://jazzvalley.com http://singlesheaven.com http://perlmonth.com perl.org apache.org
Re: pictures from TPC / Jobs in Paris
Hi Stas! linux, mod_perl and jazz, happen to live in Paris and are looking for a job I only qualify on 4 out of 5, sorry! (Hint: I live in Annapolis, Maryland, USA!) -- Craig (The Data Ferret) http://www.pcferret.com/ for RARS, NetClip Using Virtual Access 5.01 build 301 in Win98 Registered with the Linux Counter. http://counter.li.org ID #184149 "Do not meddle in the affairs of FERRETS..."
Re: pictures from TPC / Jobs in Paris
"Stas" == Stas Bekman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stas 1. Pics: Stas As Victor Zamouline promised to post the pictures after the conference, Stas here are they: Stas http://www.jazzsecrets.com/albums/2000-07-monterey/ My pictures are also up at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/Pictures/00-07-TPC4/ (finally) -- Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc. - +1 503 777 0095 [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL:http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/ Perl/Unix/security consulting, Technical writing, Comedy, etc. etc. See PerlTraining.Stonehenge.com for onsite and open-enrollment Perl training!
[ jobs ] Sonicbox mod_perl coders
Sonicbox, Inc. http://www.sonicbox.com is hiring mod_perl programmers. Experience with HTTP, HTML, and the major mod_perl tools is assumed. Experience with SQL, PostgresQL, Solaris, and CVS is helpful, but not essential. The marketeers tell me that "Sonicbox makes listening to high quality Internet radio and audio from around the world as easy as tuning your FM dial." The corporate culture is relaxed, with a mix of technical folks and music industry folks. We're well-funded, pre-IPO, and not pointy-haired at all. Sonicbox is based in Mountain View, CA, with employees scattered around the USA. If interested, please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]. thanks, -- Mike
[JOBS] web development at AvantGo
The web technology group at AvantGo (http://avantgo.com) is looking for a few killer engineers. AvantGo develops mobile applications, most notably delivering internet/intranet content to handheld devices and cell phones. Our group is responsible for the technologies underlying AvantGo's web site and internal web applications. We also have impact on the handheld user interface and the enterprise server product. We develop almost exclusively with Perl, along with mod_perl, Mason, and mysql on FreeBSD Unix. Requirements: strong software development skills, experience with Unix and web technologies. Plusses include Perl or other scripting languages, SQL, and a computer science or equivalent degree. We're located in San Mateo, CA. Send your resume or inquiries to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers Jon
[JOBS] Global Knowledge Group Inc.
Hi! Here is a job posting from the company I work for. If anyone here has any general questions, you can just email me, otherwise, you can apply by sending your information in to Global Knowledge Group as described at the end of the posting. Mike - We are looking for several mod_perl application developers immediately. Who we're looking for: We're in the market for an Application developer with detailed knowledge of web server / web development on Unix systems. You should have 2+ years experience in software development using C/C++, perl/CGI, with a very high level of understanding of Apache web server and mod_perl. mod_perl experience on a unix system is the primary requirement. Applicants should be also be familiar with SQL and DBI. Should be able to develop high traffic web applications and be able to tune the server/apps for system performance. Needs to integrate into existing team. Communication skills a must! Who we are: Since the monopoly of Network Solutions, Inc has been broken up, Global Knowledge Group has been accredited to be a TLD registrar for the .com, .net, and .org domains. We are pre IPO and growing fast. We are committed to our employees and to our customers and our actions always take these 2 into consideration. Our office environment is very relaxed and we like to have fun while we get our work done. We are growing very fast and we project about 160 new employees will be needed before the end of this year. We have a virtual officing concept that allows our employees to have home based offices and work remotely. Our management team has 75+ years experience in the hi tech industry and extensive years in the commercial banking industry as well. Please send your resume by email, fax or ground mail to: Global Knowledge Group 7607 Eastmark Dr, Suite 202 College Station, TX 77840 Fax: (409) 694-7060 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] If possible, please include a list of mod_perl projects you have worked on as references. Feel free to call me at (800) 617 0412 or email me if you have any questions. Taylor Marvin
(USA-DC) Perl/Apache/mod_perl jobs
My name is James Holmes, and I work at Liquidation.com. We have a small full-time staff of developers and are looking to enlarge it greatly. I need senior, mid-level and junior developers fluent in Perl and mod_perl, and Mysql/Oracle and C/C++ experience would be great. Ideally, you've architected, designed and/or implemented large, scalable websites (many millions of hits a day) with Linux and Apache, Perl and Mysql/Oracle. That would be perfect--if that's you, stop reading and hit "reply" now! If that's not exactly you, but you enjoy Perl and mod_perl work, have a strong sense of software engineering (building for robustness, quality, and relibility) as well as some demonstrable experience, we may be right for you. You should have a desire to work for a fun, rapidly growing Washington DC internet start-up in the hot B2B space. You should want to learn new technologies and rapidly deploy large scalable systems. We do fun things here, in an exciting market space (B2B online auctions). Check us out at http://www.liquidation.com/ -- we've got our act together, we're building lots of interesting features and systems, and we need quality people to work on our challenging projects. We pay competitively and have good stock options, and a great work environment... we just need more quality people to help us build everything we`ve got in mind! Interested? I sure hope so! Please e-mail your resume/work experience info/URLs/etc. to [EMAIL PROTECTED] James Holmes - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Project Lead - http://www.liquidation.com/
(USA-DC) Perl/Apache/mod_perl jobs
My name is James Holmes, and I work at Liquidation.com. We have a small full-time staff of developers and are looking to enlarge it greatly. I need senior, mid-level and junior developers fluent in Perl and mod_perl, and Mysql/Oracle and C/C++ experience would be great. Ideally, you've architected, designed and/or implemented large, scalable websites (many millions of hits a day) with Linux and Apache, Perl and Mysql/Oracle. That would be perfect--if that's you, stop reading and hit "reply" now! If that's not exactly you, but you enjoy Perl and mod_perl work, have a strong sense of software engineering (building for robustness, quality, and relibility) as well as some demonstrable experience, we may be right for you. You should have a desire to work for a fun, rapidly growing Washington DC internet start-up in the hot B2B space. You should want to learn new technologies and rapidly deploy large scalable systems. We do fun things here, in an exciting market space (B2B online auctions). Check us out at http://www.liquidation.com/ -- we've got our act together, we're building lots of interesting features and systems, and we need quality people to work on our challenging projects. We pay competitively and have good stock options, and a great work environment... we just need more quality people to help us build everything we`ve got in mind! Interested? I sure hope so! Please e-mail your resume/work experience info/URLs/etc. to [EMAIL PROTECTED] James Holmes - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Project Lead - http://www.liquidation.com/
Jobs: San Diego/CA, MP3.com, Inc.
Since we are still somewhat on the jobs thread. I just wanted to point out that MP3.com is still looking for apache/*ml/perl/modperl coders, interested in working intense hours while bringing the music industry onto the net. We run most of our site using open source tools and try to contribute back as much as we can. We primarily run on FreeBSD and Linux. Any other useful and related skills are always wanted as well. Security, Unix and general knowledge of building secure architectures and protocols are a big plus. Plenty of benefits from free food, drinks to health, dental to espp, options for those who are interested in working hard with our team of excellent engineers. Learn from us as we hope to learn from you! Please submit your resume (text/plain please) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and feel free to contact me for more information. Cheers, - Sander van Zoest [EMAIL PROTECTED] High Geek(858) 623-7442 MP3.com, Inc. http://www.mp3.com/ See you at ApacheCon 2000 - Your premiere Music Service Provider (MSP)
JOBS: Post your mod_perl jobs on PerlMonth
PerlMonth is starting a Jobs list. You can post your job openings at http://www.perlmonth.com/jobs/ absolutely free. One of the features that will soon be available is when someone is viewing Stas's mod_perl column, or any other mod_perl related article, there will be a link to mod_perl related job. If you have any questions you can mail me directly. Thank you for listening. -- Baiju Thakkar http://www.perlmonth.comhttp://www.linuxmonth.com Just use Perl; Still thinking :)
Re: JOBS: Post your mod_perl jobs on PerlMonth
"Baiju" == Baiju Thakkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Baiju PerlMonth is starting a Jobs list. You can post your job openings Baiju at http://www.perlmonth.com/jobs/ absolutely free. One of the Baiju features that will soon be available is when someone is viewing Baiju Stas's mod_perl column, or any other mod_perl related article, Baiju there will be a link to mod_perl related job. If you have any Baiju questions you can mail me directly. Thank you for listening. And there's the jobs.perl.org area as well. -- Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services, Inc. - +1 503 777 0095 [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL:http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/ Perl/Unix/security consulting, Technical writing, Comedy, etc. etc. See PerlTraining.Stonehenge.com for onsite and open-enrollment Perl training!
Re: JOBS: Post your mod_perl jobs on PerlMonth
At 10:11 03/12/1999 -0800, Randal L. Schwartz wrote: "Baiju" == Baiju Thakkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Baiju PerlMonth is starting a Jobs list. You can post your job openings Baiju at http://www.perlmonth.com/jobs/ absolutely free. One of the Baiju features that will soon be available is when someone is viewing Baiju Stas's mod_perl column, or any other mod_perl related article, Baiju there will be a link to mod_perl related job. If you have any Baiju questions you can mail me directly. Thank you for listening. And there's the jobs.perl.org area as well. All of this is great, but maybe we should centralise all of this somehow ? .Robin The proof of the pudding is that we eat it.--Karl Marx
