Web Developers needed....

[aarontunes]

Hey guys....Warmoth is looking for some guitar playin' web gurus. We're potentially looking for several, but for now this is the priority:


JavaScript/C# .NET Web Developer

Are you a talented developer with strong technical skills and a desire to build complex web applications? Warmoth Custom Guitar Parts has an immediate need for an full-time expert JavaScript/C# Developer. As a key member of our web team, you will be responsible for the architecture, development and maintenance of essential new and ongoing web projects.

This is an on-site position — Local applicants only
Skills that we're looking for:

    Proven experience implementing applications, particularly web-enabled applications in the Microsoft Windows framework
    Solid understanding in web application environments and development tools, event-driven application development, session state management, web configuration and deployment strategies, security and performance tuning, and debugging methodologies.
    C# (ASP.NET), MVC projects – 3+ years
    Visual Studio and IIS experience
    Database Design in MS SQL
    Web Services
    JavaScript/AJAX (jQuery and other libraries) – 3+ years
    Experience developing and managing large-scale web sites
    B.S. Computer Science or equivalent
    Able to work comfortably with technical staff as well as business and non-technical individuals

Preferred Skills include:

    E-commerce experience
    RESTful API programming
    Developing custom tools and interfaces
    Familiar with modern web frameworks and libraries
    Source control (Git or similar)
    Mobile application experience
    A passion for guitars and music

Compensation and Benefits:

We offer competitive compensation along with Paid Holidays, Vacation, Sick Leave, Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance.

This position is on-site full time, Monday through Friday.

To be considered for this position please send your resume and a link to at least 3 websites or mobile applications you have worked on. Send your email to hr@warmoth.com, and be sure to include "Web Developer" in the subject line.

 

[mark1178]

Day nabbit, I'm front end web/graphic artist and live nowhere near. Move to Texas!

 

[swarfrat]

I avoid web development, but I work in embedded systems, and I've done turning, measuring and milling programs under programmatic control in C++. Not interested in moving, but I would consider doing a parametric scallop routine if I could get a scalloped baritone fatback out of the deal.

C'mon, spill the beans. Fanuc? Do you have a small indexable ballnose already or a free spot in the tool changer on the machine that cuts the necks?

 

[Jumble Jumble]

Could have probably done this but for the "local" requirement. I don't have a degree, but I'll put my 19 years of professional experience up against a guy with a degree and three years any time.

The other thing is, not sure how relevant this is, but all the web development I've done has been internal work, so I couldn't link to it. That requirement may possibly trip up a few good candidates.