Job Title: Now Hiring Several PHP and MySQL Web Developers and Programmers
Job Category: Information Technology
Location: Utah
Job Description:
We are immediately seeking to fill several excellent PHP/MySQL development position in Orem, Lindon, American Fork and Lehi areas of Utah County. We are looking for junior, mid-level and senior level LAMP web developers who are ready to make their next move, jump-in and make a difference. These are not your typical programming positions. All our hiring clients are top-notch in their fields, innovative, and are ready to hire brilliant minds.
Apply now if you are a motivated, self-starter who likes working with smart people and interesting client businesses, and you like solving tough web-development problems.
Qualifications:
(All Positions) Strong working knowledge of PHP4 or PHP5 & MySQL, using standard, team-based web development practices
(All Positions) Must demonstrate (X)HTML & CSS ability
(All Positions) Javascript skills necessary
(Mid-level and Senior Positions) Demonstrated ability/experience working on mission-critical, enterprise applications
(Senior Position) Understanding of XML & related technologies important
Also:
Linux and Apache management experience a big plus
Good communication, team player, customer support experience
Minimum Education Level: N/A
Career Level: N/A
Job Type: The junior position is contract-to-hire, while the mid-level and senior positions are direct-hire, permanent-placement positions.
Job Status: Full Time
Compensation: As part of an overall compensation package:
The junior-level position is paying between $11-$13/hr, possibly more for the right person.
The Mid-level position is paying between $35-$40K/yr.
The Senior-level position is paying between $50-$70K, more for right person.
To learn more about SOS Technical, visit us at www.sostechnical.com!
To apply send a word formatted resume to: apply056@sostechnical.com Please include a code-snippet showing some of your recent work. Also, cover-letters, letters of recommendation, and salary expectations are very appreciated (but not required).
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Tech Radio – April 22, 2006
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TECH RADIO FOR APRIL 22, 2006
We covered a lot of ground on this week’s Tech Radio show. Matt Reinbold from mutednoise.com and bloomburst.com and a regular on Tech Radio flew solo this week and did a great job. Rob Merrill with UtahTechJobs.com took the week off because of prior commitments.
Here’s a portion of the things we discussed during this week’s show:
HP: Hewlett Packard has initiated a recall of some 15,700 battery packs installed in the company’s HP and Compaq notebook PC machines, warning that an internal failure can cause the batteries to overheat. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported that HP has received 20 reports of batteries overheating and one minor burn injury. To see if your notebook is part of the recalls, visit this web site or call (888) 202-4320.
Apple: Apple announced they were cutting the price of their iPods. They also announced they were creating a version of Adobe Photoshop that will run on MAC computers based on the PowerPC and Intel chips. It will be available in the first half of next year. This is great news if you have an older MAC computer or a new Intel based machine.
Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD: The companies backing competing formats for next-generation DVD technology will never again talk about forming a unified standard. That’s according to Kazuhir Tsuga, an executive at Matsushita. (Just in case you didn’t know, Matsushita is best know for the Panasonic brand.) Panasonic is the leading supporter of Blu-Ray while Toshiba is supporting the other format called HD-DVD. To bring you up to speed on this issue, at the core of the competing formats is a blue laser which have a shorter wavelength that red lasers used in current DVD equipment. The blue laser enables discs to store data at higher densities. The two sides held talks last year in the hopes of avoiding a prolonged format battle similar to the one between Betamax and VHS videotapes in the 1980′s. May the company with the deepest pockets win. Our advice, wait to see which which company out-muscles the competition before purchasing your next DVD player.
Alltel: Alltel, the number five wireless carrier in the country, plans to shake up traditional cellphone billing by offering an alternative for customers who exceed their monthly allotment of minutes. Subscribers who sign up for rate plans that cost $59.95 or more a month can make unlimited free calls to any ten phone numbers, wireless or land-line, anytime of the day and the calls won’t count against the subscriber’s monthly bucket of minutes. Our opinion, A FANTASTIC IDEA. Way to go Alltel.
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