We're looking for an awesome programmer to join our small (and
quickly growing) company based in Wellington, New Zealand. You will be
developing in a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) environment, and you
will need some experience in this area, but we are more interested in
your general skills as a programmer. Experience with object-oriented
JavaScript, XHTML/CSS, Linux administration and user interface design
will be a big plus.
You'll get to work with a great team, cutting-edge technology, and in
a great environment. And, for your time, we'll pay you well.
Initially you will be offered a three-month contract for an exciting
project, and the role will likely lead to further employment
opportunities.
For more information contact Tim Copeland on:
64 4 381 4487
tim at silverstripe dot com
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