USA-NY-NYC: Mod_Perl/C/SQL/Linux Developers (7) (onsite), United States, NY, New York

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Posted: October  3, 2006

Job title:
USA-NY-NYC: Mod_Perl/C/SQL/Linux Developers (7)

Company name: Pencom Systems Incorporated

Internal ID: TFP20051108

Location: United States, NY, New York

Pay rate: OPEN, Annual

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Length of employment: permanent

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Leading firm in consumer information solutions is seeking Software
Engineers with a Unix/Linux background and 
expert knowledge of Perl for both mod_perl application interface
development as well backend data-processing.  Knowledge of C, shell
scripting, and javascript are desirable.  As an open-source shop they
develop exciting and unique solutions from the ground up and have the 
opportunity to understand how things work at the lowest levels and modify
things to work as desired. The development process is not fully formalized
and requires developers to wear several hats at times and be involved from
analysis and design through testing, implementation and support of live
systems.


Required skills:
General database knowledge including SQL is a must and more experience,
especially in Oracle/MySQL.  Applicants must be self-motivated, organized,
able to communicate with internal clients, and have the ability to both
complete projects independently as well as 
work on small teams.
 
Required Skills: Perl, Linux/Unix, SQL


Desired skills:
Desired skills: C, shell scripting, javascript, XML, Apache, Oracle/MySQL

URL for more information: http://www.pencom.com/

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/3262#contact
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