Social Network: Software Developer - PHP, MySQL, Web Services

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x prohibited[?] Posted: 2014-03-01 6:52pm

compensation: Compensation will be determined by the skill and capability of the individual. contract job
telecommuting okay

Brand new social network with current investors is seeking a top coder to participate in building and launch of the network. Only the best need apply.

Required skills include PHP, MySQL, Apache, javascript, jQuery, Bootstrap, stored procedures, SQL, database design, data analysis, cloud service design & development. We are not looking for UI/UX designers. We are looking for dedicated software developers who are interested in building middle tier and front end code.

Platform design requires an emphasis and eye to massively scalable software engineering. This network is intended to support hundreds of millions of users. Your efforts in support of this architecture must meet the demands of being able to run in a cloud based environment. Your work will be consumed by laptops & mobile devices. Non-optimized one off code is not encouraged. Think about building Facebook, Pinterest, or Google+ - if you think you have what it takes - then let's talk.

Please send us your resume and expect to put your best foot forward. Code samples will be expected as well as references by past clients and businesses. If you imagine being a part of the next Facebook, then we may be looking for you.

If you are looking forward to working for Google today - you aren't the right person for us. Compensation: Compensation will be determined by the skill and capability of the individual. Telecommuting is ok.This is a contract job.Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.do NOT contact us with unsolicited services or offersPrincipals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.do NOT contact us with unsolicited services or offerspost id: 4356153180

posted: 2014-03-01 6:52pm

updated: 2014-03-01 6:52pm

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