HTML5 / CSS Developer (NY) (Unresearched)

[cwoods333]

Here is the webpage link: HTML5/CSS DEVELOPER FT

Reply to: job-wymrm-2816039322@craigslist.org ?]

Developer should be prepared to work independently in a small business environment on a wide variety of projects. Strong project coordination with developer team required. Must be able to provide regular status updates on open project items. Will provide admin / customer service support as needed. Additional skillsets and experience considered for growth opportunities. BEAUTIFUL RIVERDALE OFFICE AND YOU CAN HAVE THE ABILITY TO WORK OFF SITE AS WELL

Summary of Duties:
Provide support to Java and PHP programmers and front-end developer
Update general user interface design
Help maintain the design and feel of the company's web-properties
Other design needs as directed
Required Technical Skills (Beyond having design skills)
Advanced knowledge of HTML5 and CSS
Intermediate understanding of a dynamic server-side programming language concepts, most notably Java via JavaServer Pages and PHP
High proficiency with Adobe CS (Photoshop/Illustrator/Dreamweaver/etc)
Proficient understanding of information storage concepts (cookies and sessions)

Qualifications:
Minimum 10 years HTML developer experience
5+ years support experience with Java and/or PHP
Proven track record of project management
Strong written and oral communication skills
Additional Experience Preferred:
Social media platforms VERY HELPFUL
JavaScript
API and WebService integration
Competitive Compensation includes:

2 weeks paid Flex Time (Vacation)
Discretionary Bonus

Good Luck!!!

Carlene

[wahmt]

You post so many good leads! If they aren't enough to show work-at-homers or wannabe work-at-homers that IT is where it's at, I don't know what is.

[cwoods333]

Thank you wahmt!!! That was very kind in fact I was thinking that this board is or nice and people apprecate what you post not like the other board where I post jobs and they have a thank you button that they can just click but I very seldom get a thank you there makes me want to stop posting on the board which I think I will do.

Thank you again for taking the time to write that nice comment. This makes me want to continue to post jobs on this board.

Carlene

[wahmt]

I have a feeling those who might apply for the technical leads you post either lurk and don't post or those who post here are so fixated on other opportunities that they fail to notice or aren't qualified and don't plan on or know how to become qualified for the postings. BUT the benefit of the leads should be the equivalent of the members here having their own personal career counselor! After they see you posting countless IT leads, it might be time to say, "Hmm. there aren't DATA entry jobs, but maybe I should look into DATAbase administration." Again, you're like a free career consultant, for which everyone here should be thankful.