Simon Wakeman - marketing, public relations and digital communications

Fancy a job by the sea in Kent?

Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 at 11:24 pm

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Over at Tinderhouse we’re hiring.

With exciting in-house projects like MapMyTracks and Tinderhouse Publishing, as well as a varied and established client base, this is a great opportunity for an experienced web developer or designer to join the team.

Here are the details:

Tinderhouse is seeking to employ an experienced website developer/designer that has a complete understanding of producing accessible XHTML and CSS website solutions. This is a permanent position based in Whitstable, Kent. The successful candidate will work within the existing team to deliver various client projects. The job would include:

Working closely with the client to deliver the project to their exact needs;
Use of our project management system to ensure the client is kept up to date;
Development using PHP/MySQL to create applications for the client whilst; adhering to our existing style and coding standards; and
Short- and long-term maintenance of completed projects.

The following skills are considered essential for this position

Excellent XHTML and CSS experience
Understanding of developing with PHP
Experience with MySQL as a database of choice
Ability to work to deadlines
Good communication skills

An understanding of web site accessibility would be an advantage.
Notes

Position available immediately.
This position is based in our Whitstable office and is not open to those wishing to work remotely.
Please apply by sending your CV to studio@tinderhouse.com with details of existing experience, two project references (including contact details for clients).
Only direct applications for this position will be considered. All applications from recruitment agencies will be disregarded outright.