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Started by RL
Tue, 28 Jul 1998 00:00
SF,CA - JOB: Unix/Perl people (sysadmin/programming) for SF Internet Company
Author: RL
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 00:00
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iSyndicate is developing innovative ways to aggregate and distribute content on the web. Our content partners and clients include many of the biggest and best brands on the net. We are looking for two more top-notch developers to join our team. One could be more sysadmin, the other more programming, although a good mix of both is preferable. If programming is your artform, your means of expression, and your hobby, as well as your job, you're who we want. If you pride yourself in writing clean, readable, elegant, efficient code, you're who we want. Required Skills - Solid experience in Perl - Unix Sysadmin ability - At least 2 years programming experience, or a Computer Science degree, or (preferably) pure brilliance and dedication to the art of programming. - Proven ability to devise practical, elegant solutions and turn them into clean, well-documented code. - Ability and desire to fully test, install, and document. - Ability to contribute your ideas to a team of techies and non-techies. The following experience is a big plus: - SQL databases - CGI scripts - Object-oriented programming - Use of a variety of Perl modules - mod_perl Our environment is Solaris, so Unix experience is a must. We prefer regular full-time employment, with stock options, flexibility in hours, some work-at-home possibilities, etc. We are located in the SOMA/South Park area of San Francisco. Please send a resume as an ascii text inclusion if possible. Agencies: only respond if you have a particular person who seems perfect. Send their resume with your contact information. Reply to jobs(remove_this)@isyndicate.com
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