[LUNI] Web Developer Position

[Steve Pribyl]

Hey Folks,

We are looking for a Web Developer with some Linux admin skills.

As a Web Developer, you will be responsible for building and maintaining
in-house and external software applications and websites. In this position
you will direct website content, creation, enhancement and maintenance. 
You will also assist with Linux server maintenance and other miscellaneous
technical duties.  This position gives you the opportunity to have a
significant impact on the development of a successful and fast-growing
company.

Candidate qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree preferred, ideally with
concentration in Computer Science/Computer Engineering and/or Math.  A
minimum of 5 years related experience and/or training; or equivalent
combination of education and experience.

Required Technical Skills: Must have a though understanding of web
applications, design, and implementation using a variety of tools and
platforms.  Skills in PHP, SQL(mysql), Apache, Linux, perl and shell
scripting are a must.  An understanding  cross-browser and cross-platform
design and implementation using HTML and JavaScript.  Qualified candidates
will have working knowledge of basic networking and computer hardware.

Additional Technical Skills: Advanced candidates will have experience with
NetBSD or other BSD based Unix; and understanding LDAP; advanced
networking including routing,BGP, TCP and UDP stacks, Firewalls(iptables
or pf);  Systems monitoring(Nagios); Windows XP and samba management; an
understanding of source control; knowledge of VOIP systems; and
understanding of email(postfix,sendmail,qmail).

Non-Technical requirements:  Occasionally the employee will lift and/or
move 30 pounds.  While performing duties the employee is regularly
sitting, using hands to finger, handle or feel; reach with arms;
repetitive wrist, and/or finger movement.  The candidate must have the
ability to write, read and interpret documents.  Ability to provide
support on  24/7 basis.

If you are interested p mail me.

Thanks
Steve