ColdFusion Developer - Windsor, UK Tuesday October 16, 2007
Company: Rawnet
Job Title: ColdFusion Developer
Description: We need one or more enthusiastic, high-quality ColdFusion developers that are passionate about the web and can fit straight into our development team of five.
Essentials: ColdFusion, CFCs, XHTML/CSS for layout, Javascript, SQL.
Desirable: Linux/Unix, Apache, Flash (ActionScript), Prototype, Scriptaculous, Subversion, MySQL, SQL Server, Fusebox.
You will maintain existing client websites alongside working on several new, exciting projects. You must be an “all-rounder” and confidently juggle several tasks at once. We’re also using Ruby on Rails and investigating other technologies so you must be able and positive about learning new languages and techniques.
We’re a young, sociable, 20-person company based near Windsor Castle and you can easily get here from either London (Waterloo/Paddington) or Reading.
If you think you’re a Rawnet person then please email DeveloperCV@rawnet.com and attach your CV and a covering letter. If you have a website/blog then please include the URL. We expect to be able to Google you!
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