Junior, Mid and Senior Developers in beautiful Switzerland (onsite), Swiss Alps

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Posted: September 18, 2017

Job title:
Junior, Mid and Senior Developers in beautiful Switzerland

Company name: Perl Careers

Location: Swiss Alps

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Picture an idyllic village high up in the Swiss Alps, with expansive views
down to the valley below and the craggy mountains in the distance. There is
a smell of fresh pine in the air, and the sound of streams burbling by. Now
picture a traditional wooden chalet nestled in that village, housing a busy
team of Perl developers working with the latest Perl technologies. Seems
unlikely? Well, lovers of the great outdoors will be delighted to hear that
this is a reality!

Our client is part of a global payment technology
business, with large offices in the UK/South Africa and a small tech team
based in the francophone area of Switzerland. They’re looking for one
junior and one senior developer to join the small, friendly team in
Switzerland. 

There aren’t many Perl roles that include the ability to be
out of the office and on to the ski slope within 30 minutes among their
listed perks…

Swiss/EU citizenship is a big advantage. French language
skills are a bonus but not required.

Desired skills:
The right candidates will be experienced using at least one of the modern
frameworks such as Mojolicious, Catalyst or Dancer, and have a strong
commitment to testing and continuous integration.

Website for more information: https://perl.careers/

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/20948#contact
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