Seeking Experienced Front End Web Developers, Stockholm
Phil Sherry (author of books like Foundation Mac OS X Web Development and Blog Design Solutions) asked me to post a job opening which should be of interest to many of you:
Background
We are creating a major new entertainment and community portal built on Ruby On Rails. We now need to expand our team with experienced web developers with a passion for web standards, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
We are located in a very attractive office at “München Bryggeriet”, (Södermälarstrand 57b) overlooking the water and the old town in central Stockholm.
The project is very ambitious and fast paced with many talented people involved.
Responsibilities
You will be required to:
- transform Photoshop mockups into accessibile and standards-compliant templates that display correctly in all modern browsers
- integrate your templates with the Ruby on Rails code by working with loops and conditionals in the template logic.
- componentise the templates for reuse across the site by developing Rails (ActiveView) helper methods.
What we’re looking for:
- Successful candidates will have several years experience and a proven track record of producing cleanly coded bulletproof CSS layout templates.
- Experience of working on Ruby on Rails projects would be extremely beneficial as would experience with other templating systems or scripting languages such as PHP.
- Priority will be given to the candidates who can demonstrate a keen understanding accessibility and usability issues.
- Knowledge of the latest web trends, particularly concerning communities would be beneficial.
- Written and verbal communication skills in English is necessary.
- Experience of working on Mac OS X in a team environment with subversion version control would be advantageous.
Remuneration
Dependent on experience and there is a stock option programme offered to employees.
How to apply
Please send your CV including sample URLs to: Tim Heighes (tim<dot>heighes<at>adocca<dot>com), Project Manager.
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About the author
Roger Johansson is a Swedish web professional specialising in web standards, accessibility, and usability. More about me and this site.
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Comments
Thanks for posting Roger, much appreciated! I've already received the first application - one quoting your blog! Roger 1, Robert nil. ;-)
That sounds like a job 4 me, I'll send an application in the morning. I'm way to tired right now... come to think of it it will have to be on sunday, the oldest son has a soccer tournament tomorrow.
It's so much closer to home then my current employer AND I am working in a RoR project right now. It's all good. :)
I wish luck to all applications :)
I wish luck to all applicants :)
I found this one on Robert Nyman's blog as well. I'm definitely applying! ;)
Very exciting, I'll be sending my application when I get home tonight :D
Very exciting job :)
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