The National Shoplifter Registry (NSR) is looking for Perl
programmers to
assist with the development of a web-based application for
tracking retail
crime. The application is based on the LAMP development
stack using FreeBSD,
Apache, MySQL, and Perl.
This is an ideal opportunity for a highly motivated software
engineer that
wants to work on new application development using rapid
development
techniques and state-of-the art development tools, including
a powerful API
and code generator that can increase productivity by a
factor of 20 times or
more.
We are initially looking for a contract relationship (1099),
however this
could progress into a salary position with full benefits for
an individual
that is able to demonstrate strong application development
and analytical
skills. We will also consider part-time developers and
college interns for
this current phase of the project.
NSR is a small start-up that has secured its first round of
venture funding.
We are open to some telecommuting, however much of your
initial work would
need to be done onsite in order to learn the application,
and to coordinate
with the team on specific design issues. The company
atmosphere is casual
and friendly.
Required skills:
Solid Perl development skills, MySQL, and HTML are required.
We are looking
for developers that motivated, innovative, and love to write
great software.
Desired skills:
Apache, Mod-Perl, CSS, XML, AJAX, JavaScript, Jasper
Reports, FreeBSD
Administration, MySQL Replication and NDB Clustering, Cisco
IOS, Photoshop,
and Google Maps are all useful skills, but not required.
Onsite Requirements:
The first two of three weeks will need to be performed
onsite in order
to gain familiarity with the application. Once developers
are up to
speed, they can telecommute for much of the project.
Company Contact:
Dave Stoddard
National Shoplifter Registry
3316 Kilkenny Street
Silver Spring, MD 20904-1735
301-572-2908 : office
301-576-4288 : FAX
jobs nslr.org
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