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ColdFusion Position in Cambridge, MA

February 23, 2006 · 2 Comments

Another job posting:
TECHNICAL SPECIALIST - (WEB DEVELOPER) Position available in our Fashionworld Business Unit in our Cambridge, MA office. Posting # 00732 KEY RESPONSIBILITIES : Primary ColdFusion developer. Responsible for architecting web applications, ensuring web applications are functioning properly and any issues are resolved promptly. Also maintains development and production environments. COMPETENCIES :
  • Expert Web architecture and coding skills.
  • Expert ColdFusion programming skills.
  • Expert database manipulation skills.
  • Eye for detail.
  • Over 5 years of web programming using, but not limited to: HTML, JavaScript, DHTML, XML and CSS.
  • Positions ideally held: Senior Web Developer experienced in mission-critical, high traffic web applications.
  • Project Management: Must be able to set and adhere to schedules and deadlines.
Education: Prefer college degree or equivalent years of experience. Contact: e-Placers.com - Your Technical Recruiters - see our web page
patrick@e-placers.com http:// www.e-Placers.com
103 Union Street - Watertown MA 02472-2524
617-710-0471
Recruiter: Patrick Mertens
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Tags: coldfusion

2 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Brian Rinaldi // Feb 23, 2006 at 5:27 AM

    Just FYI. This was my position for about 8/9 months (at the time the company was called STS Market Research). I left a year ago. My replacement is already leaving. Another person I hired left as well, and has not been replaced (this on a 3 person web team). This recruiter contacted me as well, but I would not feel good, knowing what I know about this place, sending anyone into that.

  • 2 Sean Corfield // Feb 23, 2006 at 7:52 AM

    As always, your mileage may vary. I've heard good and bad about a number of other positions that I've posted here... Always good to hear feedback about companies and roles tho' so thank you Brian!

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