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DRUPAL DEVELOPER/PROGRAMMER WANTED

University of California’s International Research Advancement (IRA) creates and executes projects which develop global solutions through collaborative education and research. Convergence of Global Innovators (globalsolutions2008.com) is a lecture series IRA produces to expand UC Santa Barbara’s international outreach all over the world. IRA is currently building a web platform that enables researchers and industry professionals to connect.

Project
World-class university needs help in developing web platform for educators and researchers to connect and collaborate

Characteristics
• web2.0 social interaction (e.g. facebook.com)
• application space for collaboration (e.g. videoconferencing in speeddate.com)
• news aggregation, tagging, and discussion(e.g. fark.com)

We are looking to find the best people making this vision a reality. The criteria are:
• Considerable experience working as a Drupal developer/programmer
• Exceptional programming skills
• Capability to assume the role as a software architect
• An eye for design
• Responsibility to take web projects from the development phase to the final product
• Ability to implement workflow for entering and vetting new content

Education/Background:

My client has a clothing websites and wants people to be able to add clothing items (nodes) to a "closet." Essentially, this is to bookmark them. However, he also needs to be able to organize those clothing items (bookmarks) into groups.

For example, I might add add jeans, a shirt, and a belt. To me, that's a WARDROBE. A collection of clothing items. Therefore, I would like them to be grouped together when I view them.

I would like to use views_bookmarks. If you can think of something better/easier/faster, you can use it.

Digett has an immediate opening for a Web & Interactive Developer. This is a full-time position. We prefer applicants from Boerne and surrounding areas, though we are open to a possible remote arrangement with the right candidate. To express an interest, please send your resume to jobs at digett.com, or contact us at http://digett.com/contact.
Responsibilities:

* Planning, configuration, deployment and theming of Drupal-powered websites
* Creating custom behaviors and features in Drupal
* Support of client web sites
* Positive contribution as part of a team of designers and developers
* Participation in the Drupal community
* Translating web designs into clean, valid HTML/CSS
* Implementing complex UI objectives through the use of AJAX, PHP, javascript and related technologies
* Meeting project objectives
* Meeting budget requirements and schedules
* Meeting internal process standards
* Bringing with you your confidence, style, quirks, and your humor to complement our work family

Qualifications:

* Strong written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills
* Strong HTML and CSS skills
* General expertise in web-based programming and development
* Experience with the PHP/mySQL/Apache/Linux technology stack
* Ability to work in a fast-paced team environment with deadlines, under pressure

I have a very URGENT work to do, if you are familiar with views, blocks and jcarousel please contact me as soon as possible.

Our site is *NEARLY* complete. We need a Drupal developer that can implement the following features:

-Install the excerpt module and incorporate it into our current theme
-Add the functionality (through a module?) that allows us to upload a thumbnail image for each article/store and use it throughout our current theme (like on the themed homepage and news page)
-Customize our themed news page to our specifications
-Further customize our themed home page to our specifications

I would like the ability for users to upload .wav files, and for them to be transcoded to mp3 files.
Both files should then be stored on the server, and both be available for download by registered users.
Integration with the audio module would be preferable, but any interesting solution would be welcomed.

Please let me know the cost & timescale for you to complete this work.

Quotes from UK developers particularly welcomed.

Many thanks,
Rob