NYCPHP Meetup

[Hans C. Kaspersetz]

Michael,

We have a job board where posts of this nature should be posted, 
http://lists.nyphp.org/mailman/listinfo/jobs.  As well,  we have a 
policy concerning commercial posts.  The following is taken directly 
from NY PHP's charter:

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Appropriate Use of Mailing Lists

The mailing lists of New York PHP may not be used to:

   1. promote any commercial activities unless that posting has received 
prior board approval, in which case the posting shall include the words 
"This posting has been approved by the Board of New York PHP";
   2. suggest that any activity, code base, or writing has been endorsed 
by or created by or supported by New York PHP if that is not the case.

The Board of New York PHP shall determine whether a violation of 
appropriate use has occurred, and if it has, the President shall issue a 
warning notice in writing to the violator.

Anyone who again violates appropriate use after having been already 
issued a warning notice shall be excluded from any and all participation 
in New York PHP.
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Your post has not been reviewed or approved by the Board at NYPHP.  
Please abide by the policies and procedures set fourth in the charter.  
The NY PHP charter can be reviewed at: 
http://www.nyphp.org/content/about/charter.php.

Thank you,
Hans Kaspersetz
AVP Operations & New Project Coordinator


Michael wrote:

> We're a Las Vegas based web services company specializing in business 
> web sites and search engine optimization. We need some people with web 
> development and web design skills. Both developers and designers will 
> need to know, or be able to learn, basic optimization skills and 
> incorporate those into any work they do for us. For the time being 
> we'll consider telecomutting. We'd eventually like someone that lives 
> in, or could move to, Las Vegas.
>
> Our own web site is developed in PHP and Python with MySQL on Linux. 
> We would like to find people that are also well versed in one or more 
> other server-side technologies such as ASP, ColdFusion, Miva, and JSP 
> as we often are called upon to make changes to our client's websites 
> and we have no control over what technology they use. You must be able 
> to work hands on or communicate required changes to our client's 
> webmasters. Support will be as much of your job as development is.
>
> We're also interested in designers. Flash, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, etc. 
> We like cross-platform solutions that look good, are easy to use, and 
> are optimization friendly.
>