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1 total messages Started by Phil B. Thu, 18 Nov 1999 00:00
Web Site Designer/Developer needed in Atlanta
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Author: Phil B.
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 00:00
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If you know HTML and JavaScript, we may have the job of a lifetime for you here in Atlanta.

This is arguably the best place to work in Atlanta!  Chance to learn new things, too, like database connectivity (Oracle, PL/SQL, etc.), and perhaps Visual Basic or PowerBuilder. Work at an established company with absolutely wonderful employee benefits. You'll be working on various applications using PB 6.5 against an Oracle database, doing new development, some maintenance. Good variety of things. Comfortable, casual atmosphere, outstanding teammates, good management.

We need someone with on-the-job experience (not college), who has strong knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, with experience on UNIX since the development is UNIX-based. Experience with VB Script would be a plus, as well as Flash or Shockwave. Database experience is not important since this is front-end work (but if you have it, GREAT!). Attititude and competence are equally important. A desire to learn, contribute to the team, participate in discussions, speak up and make suggestions, etc.

This is a great atmosphere. Helpful characteristics would be enthusiasm, leadership qualities, desire to become a lead developer, and so forth. Many opportunities to grow and advance here!  Regarding salary, it's truly open, within reason. It really depends on what you can do.

We need one or two people. If you're interested, call Phil or E-mail your resume NOW.

NOTE:  Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.

Thank you.

Phil Baggett
Senior Recruiter
PhilB@jes-atlanta.com
(404) 262-7222 Ext. 201
(404) 266-3533 - Fax

For a list of other openings: 
http://go.to/jobsatlanta
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