Re: PHP Programmer needed in Raleigh, NC

On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Zachary Hamm wrote: > Alrighty-then, since Rasmus said it was okay, I need no other > authority... :) Please excuse the long winded email here... > > I run a security consulting company in Raleigh, North Carolina which > develops specialized applications for electronic security. We work with > major manufacturers in our industry to develop interfaces between > different systems and external devices. We are currently seeking one or > two highly skilled PHP programmers with experience in SQL database > application > programming. Some of the applications we're developing are remote > paging/dispatch services, RS-232/LAN interfaces to remote field panels > (alarm panels, fire alarm, HVAC), Digital Video transmission and > storage, SQL database interfaces, robotics, and wireless web devices > (WAP). > > These are real world applications that work with physical and electronic > security equipment used by fortune 500 companies every day. Write code > that actually does things: moves cameras, robots, locks people out, etc. > (Security in corporate america is no longer just a bunch of ex-cops > using ancient equipment, it's high tech stuff with some very cool > applications and sleek hardware). We have rougly $250,000.00 of > hardware and software platforms to develop on, with new demo products > from manufacturer's coming in weekly. > > Preferred experience: PHP on AIX, Linux, Unixware, Windows NT/2K; > Informix 4GL programming, Oracle, MS SQL, MySQL, X-windows/Motif, > TCP/IP, RS232/422 I/O programming. Perl / Java experience a plus. XML > experience a plus. Zend experience a plus. > > Due to the nature of these projects, this position must be in-house in > our Raleigh based office. Preference is toward a salaried employee, but > contract positions may be a viable option as well. Salary range / > contract rate is negotiable based upon experience (typically $30-75K). > Training/Books and related materials will be provided for salaried > personnel. Salaried employee benefits include > health/life/dental/disability/prescription insurance, annual bonus, > vacation/holidays, retirement plan, referral bonus program, etc. $30,000 a year? I wouldn't waste my time with *that*! $75,000 isn't bad, though. > > For more information about our company, see > http://www.secmgmt.com. > Contact information can be found there, or reply to my email here. > > Thanks, > > Zack Hamm > > > >