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Posted: February 22, 2005
Job title:
Senior Developers: mod_perl, Web crawling, search
Company name: Open List, Inc.
Location: United States, New York, New York
Pay rate: commensurate with experience
Travel: 0%
Terms of employment: Salaried employee
Length of employment: full time
Hours: Full time
Onsite: yes
Description:
Rapidly-growing search company is seeking motivated, creative SENIOR
developer/engineers to enhance and extend our existing platform. We're in
the process of building out our development team, which means that we're
seeking those people who can bring a wide range of skills to the table and
work well with a small team of smart, disciplined people.
The right candidates will have a demonstrably strong knowledge of network
application development and can point to a track record of successful
design, development, delivery and deployment of products.
Development experience with large-scale web crawling, large datasets or
high-traffic (5M+ pageviews/day) sites a plus.
Required skills:
* BS/MS in Computer Science or equivilent, PhD a plus.
* 6 YEARS minimum experience with 4+ years of experience in Perl
application development.
* Experience building scalable and maintainable systems.
* A strong track record in one or more of the following areas:
- mod_perl on a high-traffic website
- processing large (1G) data sets
- data organization and taxonomies
Desired skills:
* Experience developing or contributing to CPAN modules a plus.
* Experience building or working with search technology (home grown, open
source or commercial).
* Enthusiasm for solving interesting problems, along with the discipline to
work through the less-interesting ones.
* The ability to think on your feet and improvise when necessary.
* Unix/Linux System Administration experience a plus.
URL for more information: http://www.openlist.com/
Contact information: matthew@no-spam