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| DATE | 2008-03-29 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Job: Perl Website work
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WWW::Mechanize/DBI/MySQL Object-Oriented Perl
Posted: March 14, 2008
Company name: UB
Location: United States, Any, Any
Pay rate: DOE
Travel: 0%
Poster represents: an employer
Terms of employment: Independent contractor (hourly)
Hours: Part time
Onsite: no
Description: We are looking for an object-oriented perl programmer to write modules that will interact with websites using WWW::Mechanize. The modules will have to progress through a multi-step process, noting progress and/or errors. We have a framework for doing this, but of course each website requires some custom code. This is just the first of many projects that will be available, we have an on-going need for perl programmers.
Required skills: Clear, self-documenting, modular, Object-Oriented perl programming.
Must be able to interact via phone and email with people in the GMT+5, GMT+8, and GMT+10 time zones (New York, Los Angeles, Honolulu).
WWW::Mechanize
DBI
MySQL
Linux
Desired skills: Linux Server Administration
Apache Server Administration
mod_perl
Contact information: Please send a cover letter and resume to perljob2008-at-gmail.com. Links to your website containing your resume-like material are also acceptable. A code sample will be required during the interview process.
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