Internet Services Developer (onsite), United Kingdom, Somerset, Bath

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Posted: December 28, 2006

Job title: Internet Services Developer

Company name: Netcraft

Location: United Kingdom, Somerset, Bath

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
Extending Netcraft's network exploration & anti-fraud facilities and
developing new services.

Required skills:
A keen interest in internet technology, together with an attention to
detail, and a desire to find things out empirically rather than rely on
conjecture.

Evidience of conspicuous achievement and a strong computing background,
e.g. a 1st class degree in Computer Science.

Expressive verbal and written communications skills.

A well developed sense of precaution; a person who likes to plan for the
future with suitable programming abstractions, automated test suites &
version control, etc, and generally feel that they are in control of their
own destiny.

Demonstrable ability and experience in a perl environment (e.g Unix systems
programming, Perl, SQL, CSS, mod_perl, Catalyst, etc.) is essential.

Desired skills:
A keen interest in web based user interfaces, or network security.

Applications from outside the UK are welcome if they have citizenship of an
EU country or a current work permit for the UK and an excellent command of
the English language. 
Applications from people considering a move from an academic environment
are also very welcome.

URL for more information:
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2004/03/15/software_development_opportuni
ties_at_netcraft.html

Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/1129#contact
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