php/mysql job opening at azcentral.com

[der.hans]

Am 09. Nov, 2007 schwätzte alex at crackpot.org so:

moin moin Alex,

would you post that to the web site? Give it a 'job listings' category.

ciao,

der.hans

> Hi all.  We've got an opening at my work.  Job description and info
> below.  I've been here about a year and a half, and it's a great place
> to be.  The part about 'experiencing huge growth' is no joke.
>
> AZCentral.com is currently looking for a qualified, talented person to fill a
> developer/sysadmin position.  The official job description is broad,
> but we're basically looking for people with a combination of PHP,
> Perl, Apache, MySQL, and Linux knowledge. Experience with open-source
> load balancing and high-availability technologies like LVS, heartbeat,
> and drbd is a plus. We're not necessarily looking for computer science
> majors.  Intelligence, creativity, and the ability to play well with
> others is more important. AZCentral.com has been experiencing huge
> growth for the past several years, and this shows no signs of slowing
> down.  We need talented people to help us keep up with the list
> of projects.
>
> We offer a positive work environment in downtown Phoenix in which
> you'll cooperate and collaborate with a team of talented developers on
> a variety of projects.
>   - Web development exploring new ways of presenting information to users
>   - Configuration and deployment of advanced load balancing and
> redundancy systems
>   - Enhancement and improvement of existing content management systems
>   - Finding innovative ways to improve our user's experiences on the
> site and the back end systems that make it all possible.
>
> The Arizona Republic provides competitive compensation and an
> excellent benefits package.  This is a full-time opportunity with a
> solid and well-established company, not a contract gig.  Starting
> salary range is 45-70K, depending on experience.  You should have 3-5
> years professional web development experience.
>
> Please forward your resume and code samples or technical portfolio,
> and any questions you may have, to alex.dean at pni.com.  No recruiters,
> please.
>
> Alex Dean
> Arizona Republic / azcentral.com
> Alex.Dean at pni.com
> (602) 444-4652
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