Entry-level Web Application Developer (onsite), United States, DC, Washington

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Posted: November 24, 2006

Job title: Entry-level Web Application Developer

Company name: AllAfrica Global Media

Location: United States, DC, Washington

Pay rate: Commensurate with experience.

Travel: 0-25%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Length of employment: indefinite

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Entry-level Web Application Developer for AllAfrica Global Media
(http://allafrica.com/whoweare.html)


Required skills:
* working jointly with editorial staff for automated newsfeed aggregation
from content providers
* creating/modifying web interfaces and ad-hoc systems for the management
of in-house and world-accessible databases, web content, advertising and
subscriber management
* developing web design templates for allafrica.com content and
collaborative initiatives
* working jointly with sales staff to provide technical correspondance to
clients
* using in-place tools and creating new tools to generate periodic
statistic/reports
* hardware, software and user management/maintenance for linux servers
running apache and samba, as well as linux and windows workstations
* must be multitasking, self-directed and willing to learn new technologies

* HTML/CSS/Javascript, XML, linux utilities and shell scripting, perl,
HTML::Mason (or similar dynamic templating system), SQL


Desired skills:
Cross-browser AJAX with graceful degradation for browsers lacking
javascript is a considerable plus.

URL for more information: http://allafrica.com/whoweare/jobs.html

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/4735#contact
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