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New Job – and two jobs up for grabs

Woot! I’ve secured myself a Lead PHP developer role in London which I’m absolutely ecstatic about! It does mean my short-lived contracting career is already at an end (well, at least for the foreseeable future!). More details later!

However, I am aware of two other positions currently available. If you are interested in either of these roles, please email me via blogpost984@rac.me.uk and I’ll reply with more details (this email address will be deactivated at the end of November at the latest!).

* Flash Developer (ideally with Games experience)
Permanent position (no remote-working). Based in London (W1W postcode, nearest Underground station: Great Portland Street)
Salary: Still to be decided
Start date: Between 27th of October and 17th November 2008

A new,well-funded, startup in the educational arena is looking for an on-site Flash designer/developer that ideally has some experience developing games in Flash utilising XML files for configuration data and XML feedback to the server. Graphic designs of characters/background etc will be done via a third party. Ideally needs to have examples of previous work.

* Technical Lead
Permanent position (no remote-working). Based in London (W1B postcode, nearest Underground station: Oxford Circus)
Salary: 60,000 and 80,000 GBP
Start date: ASAP

A highly organised person with experience of LAMP technologies (ideally with the Xaraya CMS, pluck.com and AJAX/Flash) is needed to work in a magazine-website orientated client-facing role with a number of internal and external stakeholders to help lead development and solve problems and performance issues. You will need to be able to recruit an in-house and offshore development team and migrate from the currently outsourced team.

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  1. Please contact me directly about the Technical Lead position!

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