[JOB] ModPerl developer at PrintMe.Com

[si...@siberian.org]

I posted this a few months ago, got great response and was 
unable to follow-up on it immediately for a variety of 
reasons. The need has become critical so I am pursuing 
those who responded before and hoping to gather some new 
faces for interviews in the next two weeks.

John-

Here is the original posting :

	We are building a next generation internet printing 
system here at Electronics For Imaging (EFII). The Web 
apps portion is heavily
Apache/ModPerl/HTML::Mason/Oracle based running under 
Linux and Solaris. I am looking for someone that can help 
round out the team and work on both back-end functionality 
as well as the front-facing support tools and user 
experience. Initially this position will consist of 
rounding out the e-commerce/ERP integration, developing 
new support tools, XML integration with other system 
components as well as 'modernizing' our initially 
developed architecture and helping to clean up the code 
base so that moving forward is not quite so painful.

	EFI is a mid-sized( 1000 employees or so ) public company 
that is
doing just fine in the current market. We have not had any 
lay-off's and are growing at a comfortable rate. All in 
all its a comfortable place to weather this storm. The 
PrintMe team runs as an 'internal startup', that means its 
pretty relaxed and divorced from many of the day-to-day 
issues that would normally come with working in a larger 
company.

	Looking for the usual skill-set, experience with 
mod-perl/apache,
ability to build your own architecture and framework from 
the ground-up and the ability to write code that plays 
well with others. I really enjoy people that come to the 
table with an overall understanding of how things work 
together and a somewhat proven track record. 

	If your interested drop me an email. We are located in 
Foster City, CA, just south of San Francisco. I am only 
considering local, non-telecommuters at this time, this 
project is to fast moving for people to not be in the 
office day to day.

	See us on the web at http://www.printme.com/ or 
http://www.efi.com/.


John-

Re: [JOB] ModPerl developer at PrintMe.Com

[David Wheeler <da...@wheeler.net>]

On 4/13/02 1:54 PM, "David Wheeler" <da...@wheeler.net> claimed:

> John,
> 
> I saw your post for a ModPerl Developer on the mod_perl list and would like
> to apply. Please find enclosed my resume.

Did I *really* I reply to the whole list??? Oh, god, am I embarrassed. Sorry
for the spam, everyone!

David

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Re: [JOB] ModPerl developer at PrintMe.Com

[David Wheeler <da...@wheeler.net>]

John,

I saw your post for a ModPerl Developer on the mod_perl list and would like
to apply. Please find enclosed my resume.

As a quick overview, please note my experience leading a team of
engineers and specialists in remotely developing and delivering an
Apache/ModPerl/HTML::Mason/PostgreSQL-based enterprise content management
application for Salon.com and later Primedia. In my planning and
implementation of this software, I strove to provide an effective yet
intuitive application to meet the content management needs of large
organizations. I also managed the project development schedule, recruiting
talent, and managing the development infrastructure and process from end to
end.

The payoff for this work is reflected in the success of the software: It
is now a critical part of the enterprise asset management infrastructure
of Primedia; Salon.com; and the World Health Organization in Geneva,
Switzerland.

I'd like to put my skills developing successful enterprise-class
applications to work for PrintMe.com. I thrive in an environment where I
work hard to architect, design and develop successful products that exceed
expectations.

Please feel free to contact me any time. I live in San Francisco, so it will
be easy for me to commute to Foster City. I look forward to hearing from
you.

Regards,

David
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