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Web Developer (DUMBO)

January 13, 2010

in Web Design Jobs,Web Developer

Freelancers Union, a national non-profit organization, represents the needs and concerns of today’s independent workforce through advocacy, information and service. We are passionate about our mission to improve working life for independent workers – a community representing 30% of the U.S workforce. And we’re the people behind all those insurance ads with the beehive that you see on the New York subways.

We are seeking well-rounded and experienced web developers to create and maintain various online products and services. We work with a diverse set of technologies and our projects span multiple domains – from health insurance to political action.

You should have experience with:

– Python, Java or PHP5

– Javascript, HTML, and CSS

– Database design and SQL
– (Obviously!) Developing for the web (working knowledge of HTTP, caching, sessions, etc.)

– Developing in a Linux environment

– Administering web servers (specifically Apache or Lighttpd)

It would be great if you also knew about:

– Application deployment and maintenance with Make, Maven, setuptools, and simple shell scripts

– Frameworks like web.py, Django, Restlet, and Spring

– Back-end queuing/messaging – ActiveMQ

– Progressive enhancement techniques / graceful degradation

Lastly, you’ll get special consideration if:

– you are an electronic toy instrument virtuoso

– you can make a delicious grilled cheese
– you have uncanny accuracy with Nerf weapons

If we sound like an organization in which you can develop and thrive, please email your resume with a cover letter including salary requirement to: technojob@freelancersunion.org. Resumes without cover letters/salary requirement will not be considered.

Our offices are located in DUMBO, one stop in Brooklyn off the A, C or F and one block from the East River and Fulton-Ferry State Park.

For more information, please visit our website at http://www.freelancersunion.org/




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