Looking for Intermediate/Senior PHP Programmer

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Posted by loconet on Jun-12-2005 01:49:

Looking for Intermediate/Senior PHP Programmer

Ok, since I know a lot of us are computer geeks here, some of you (or someone you know) might be interested.

The company I work for is looking for Intermediate/Senior PHP Programmers for a contract (at least 2-3 months for now) in the Concord/Vaughan area. If accepted, you will be involved in the development of an already underway nation-wide sports related project with a national organization. There is the possibility of a permanent full-time position once the project is launched.

Must have skills:

- Web design components knowledge: XHTML, CSS, JavaScript.

- Comfortable in Linux (Any dist.)

- At least 3 years of professional experience with PHP.

- At least 6 months of PHP 5 experience or Java experience.

- At least 3 years of SQL experience (MySQL 4.1 under InnoDB).

- Proven experience of OOP Design Patterns (Specially MVC as related to web applications).

- Ability to, after minimum training, jump into a big project and start contributing ASAP.

Bonus skills:

- Knowledge of Mojavi 3 (MVC framework - http://mojavi.org)
- Knowledge of Propel (Object Persistence toolkit - http://propel.phpdb.org)
- CSS Table less layouts

If interested, pm me so I can give you more information.

Posted by StereoPrincess on Jun-12-2005 07:56:

i know how to turn on a computer, is that good enough?

Posted by Tordan on Jun-12-2005 08:58:

Re: Looking for Intermediate/Senior PHP Programmer

quote:
Originally posted by loconet
- Proven experience of OOP

I have experience with the OPP. Does that count?

Posted by TrickDaddE on Jun-12-2005 15:39:

Dude, I highly doubt anyone with that experience would be unemployed right now or futhermore looking for a 3 month contract.

Posted by trance42 on Jun-12-2005 20:48:

PHP programmer

Hi,

Have you tried posting your request in http://www.phparch.com/discuss

We are based in Toronto and from what I hear, people get good candidates for jobs by posting on our PHP specific forums.

Arbi

Posted by loconet on Jun-13-2005 13:45:

Re: PHP programmer

quote:
Originally posted by trance42
Hi,

Have you tried posting your request in http://www.phparch.com/discuss

We are based in Toronto and from what I hear, people get good candidates for jobs by posting on our PHP specific forums.

Arbi

We get the magazine here, but I've never been to the forums. Good stuff.

Thanks