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The LepTree project (http://www.leptree.net) seeks a part-time experienced programmer to join our team in January. Our NSF-funded project is using nuclear gene sequences to determine deep evolutionary relationships among the Lepidoptera. Lepidoptera includes about 146,000 described species of moths and butterflies, making it one of the largest and most economically and ecologically important groups of animals.

Full time job with great benefits available for a web developer with advanced Drupal skills. The candidate should have experience modifying Drupal contributed modules, creating project specific modules, creating Drupal themes, modifying existing Drupal themes, customizing contributed modules presentation. Jquery and AJAX knowledge are a plus.
To apply for this job visit: https://hrnt.jhu.edu/jhujobs/job_view.cfm?view_req_id=32668

Proton Cannon is looking for proficient Drupal designers to join our virtual team and contribute to the external design elements of our Drupal projects.

Please send your hourly rate and a few samples of your work to http://www.protoncannon.com/contact

Regards,

Jack Mardack

Hi Everybody,

Wanted this website made for my younger brother.
Aint too much of effort, would have done it myself but am too damn lazy.
Am willing to give 50 bucks for it.

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I'm working as an editor at NRC, a major Dutch newspaper. We are in the proces of evaluating Drupal for using it as a second CMS, and want to invite developers to guide us through this exploring phase.

Probably sounds like a moving target, but finding out who can do what kind of job is an important part of the evaluation. We're not gonna do this if there's not enough competent developers available. We hope to find reliable, experienced developpers for technical complicated issues like user management and other problems with integrating Drupal with other systems. But we also have a need for creative, quick (and probably less expensive) developers of specific tools and new templates for smaller project.

Basically the idea is to let Drupal do four kinds of jobs:
- forum: providing us with an advanced but stable forum and other 'democracy niceties', that are good for elaborating on the news of the day.
- communitytools: supporting the building of community to develop a relation with and between users who are dedicated to contribute to specific projects or just want a place on the web for intellectual 'hang-out'.
- 'lean and mean' development of subsites on special interests or temporary projects (like events or newsthemes (f.i. election)).