The person we select for this position will be responsible for developing an internal use/client facing web application from the ground up (we have a complete design created with some wireframes). In addition, you will be designing and editing websites for our clients – most of which will be “small” in scope (less than 100 hours) and using an open source CMS system such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal. We have a relaxed and stress-free work environment. This is NOT a contract/1099 position – this is for full-time employment.

Responsibilities include:

• Building the mentioned internal use web application from established design documents
• Provide input on site design modifications and improvements
• Interview clients on their website design requirements
• Consulting on web design concepts and practices
• Convert client need requirements to a task list which can be included in proposals
• Document all work completed/time spent for client invoicing
• Assist in growing a team of programmers

 Requirements:

• Minimum of 3 years full-time professional experience as a web developer
• College Degree/Formal post-secondary education is a plus
• Proficient in HTML, PHP, SQL, and CSS languages (LAMP)
• Additional scripting experience is a plus (Java, .NET, AJAX)
• Working knowledge of WordPress, Joomla, and/or Drupal
• Experience developing WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal templates is a plus
• Ability to work with and manipulate web graphics
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Understanding of SEO/SEM concepts
• Able to work independently and see projects through from start to finish
• Set reasonable timeline expectations and complete tasks on-time
• A professional and approachable demeanor

Compensation:

• Salary and benefits package will be based on experience
• Quarterly performance bonus
• Paid holidays and vacation

 To be considered for this position, please email the following to careers<at>acroment.com

• Your resume
• A list of 3 sample websites you have worked on with a brief description of the work you did on each
• A 1-2 paragraph essay about a programming challenge you faced and how you succeeded or failed at the result

Applicants may be asked to sign a non-disclosure/confidentiality agreement during the interview process.