Once again we are hiring @ Albany Med. I'm looking to expand our team with the addition of two full-time positions:

We seek talented individuals who have broad experience with web technologies. The role is a blended one, in which development, project management, customer interaction, and even infrastructure design and architecture are all in play. Competencies may include (but are not limited to):

(x)html, css, and web standards
coldfusion
xml/webservices
javascript
flash
sql databases
content management systems
learning management systems
java (especially deployment, administration, and tuning of jvm-based systems)
flex
ajax

We are looking for a documented ability to pick up new tools, technologies, and standards with ease. Strong written and verbal communication skills are also a must.

If you are interested, please fill out an application online (yes, we need to update the description). If you do apply or have other questions about the tools we use (e.g. frameworks, version control, lifecycle questions, type of project questions, etc etc) feel free to drop me a note...

Thanks!


03/24/2009 06:49 A - Marissa said...
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