Feb
6
Barefoot hiring a Rails developer
February 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment
We’re looking to add to our team again. If you are passionate about Ruby and Rails, come join me and the team:
http://jobs.barefootproximity.com/2010/01/27/senior-rails-developer/
Dec
3
Barefoot is looking for a Senior Application Developer: Rails
December 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Barefoot is looking to add another member to the team. Posting on 37Signals job board below:
Barefoot is looking for a Senior Application Developer: Rails.
Oct
2
Is ASP.NET relevant to the new Web RAD philosophy?
October 2, 2007 | 11 Comments
OK, so that is an alarmist title, but after seeing a couple of other posts, like this, I am starting to wonder. I know more and more people going “open.” I don’t know the exact reason. Seems to be a mentality. Some people are genetically wired to be OK working in cubes in corporate America. Others, prefer smaller more creative environments. Of course there are the MS haters, but I think this is more than that.
We, at Barefoot, have a kick ass job opportunity available for a ASP.NET developer, but we are getting very little qualified response. I know there are qualified people out there. I know a number of really good and smart .NET developers. Perhaps it is a declining community and all the developers left are currently employed (at corporate America)? If that is the case, I would think more than a few of them would be willing to ditch the cube and join a robust agency that is willing to provide a great opportunity to grow, learn, expand, and cross platforms if desired. The few I know are actually working as freelancers/consultants. I can applaud that, but that can’t be the case for all .NETers.
Hell, James Avery is attending Rails conferences and making posts about how .NET needs something like Rake. Is ASP.NET simply not getting the focus, is it behind on the times? Is it the cost? Are students not learning it? I’m not in the community so I don’t have an inside track. Startups aren’t using .NET, at least not any that I can think of. Someone has to have a clue here? Any .NET developers out there willing to join a team of passionate developers and willing to be an enthusiast for the platform (and explain to this “open” developer the thinking of the .NET community)?
Aug
31
Barefoot looking for .NET’er
August 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment
“Barefoot has an immediate opening for a mid level Microsoft Web Application Developer. The ideal candidate will have 2 or more years experience with web development concepts, design and development using ASP.NET or C#, XML, and MS SQL Server.” More on the Barefoot blog.
Jul
20
Barefoot looking for interactive project managers
July 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Barefoot is looking for multiple experienced project managers to be part of our interactive team handling mid-to-large scale web marketing projects. Experience managing multiple web and interactive-based projects and processes a must.
Responsibilities include:
- Own brand projects
- Own statement of work/proposal/estimate process
- Manage creative, technical and production resource allocation
- Ensure projects are managed fiscally against budget
- Lead client engagement during the production process
- Lead QA & proofing
- Co-lead future client direction with Account Manager
- Develop “knowledge sharing†presentations for clients
- Review budget history and share future estimating learnings with account team
The ideal candidate is proficient in:
- Requirements gathering, project scoping and statement of work development
- Interactive sitemap and wireframe development
- Understanding interactive applications and processes
- Project scheduling and timeline management
- Budget management
- Team collaboration and communication
- QA testing processes and procedures
Preferred but not required:
- Experience with project management tools such as Microsoft Project or Base Camp
- Experience with Web analytics tools such as Websidestory or Omniture.
- Experience with SEO/SEM
- Experience with Content Management Systems
- Hands-on web development experience
Barefoot is an energetic, creative and challenging environment that rewards self-motivation and can-do attitude. We offer excellent benefits and a salary commensurate with your experience. If interested, please send a copy of your resume to recruiting@thinkbarefoot.com.
Jun
25
Barefoot is looking for a Developer
June 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Job posting here: http://www.thinkbarefoot.com/jobs/development/2007/06/web-application-developer/
and here: https://jobs.37signals.com/jobs/1752
The description is general, but that is a good thing. We aren’t locked into a platform. We support clients on all platforms. Sometimes we suggest a technology and other times the client has a platform in place. At this time, we have work on all platforms and just need another all-around skilled developer. It’s open to everyone. If you’re a developer and think you can handle agency life and a very creative environment, then apply. We’re looking for good people and we’ll try and not hold it against you if you prefer .NET over open source.
Feb
7
Web Designer needed for music biz
February 7, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Sweetwater, here in Fort Wayne, is looking for a Web Designer. Their previous designer apparently flew the coop for sunny, warm weather in San Diego. Can’t say that I blame them considering our -4 degree days here recently. But seriously, this is a cool job. Sweetwater is a large complex, national recording studio, and supply warehouse. This gets you into the music biz. Not too mention, the Web director over there is knowledgeable guy as well. (He and I both graduated with the same degree from the same university). If you are interested in northeast Indiana, check it out.
Jan
5
Python and Open Source jobs at the coolest shop in Indiana
January 5, 2007 | 1 Comment
My friend, Calvin, is looking for two additional Python/Open Source gurus to join his startup shop based in Indianapolis, Indiana. They do some challenging jobs. It’s fast paced, and the whole team gets involved with the community. If I lived in Indy, I would want to work there. Great learning environment. Working here will boost your skill set for sure.
Check out the descriptions here:
http://www.sixfeetup.com/about-us/jobs
Good Luck!
Nov
2
Two strategic mobile positions
November 2, 2006 | Leave a Comment
I was sent two mobile job descriptions the other day, if you are interested contact the recruiter directly (Shawn at TheBlissGrp dot com):
Director, Wireless
Position reports to VP of Strategic Alliances
Location: NJ/NYC
Salary Range: TBD
Key Accountabilities:
- Identify, negotiate and manage of business relationships for the company’s World-Wide Wireless business – partners including wireless providers, handset manufacturers, mobile software solution providers, MVNO, etc.
- Develop and execute comprehensive short-term and long-term strategies that extend the company’s wireless products into new business industries, sectors, etc. and build economic models that demonstrate the viability of that strategy.
- Build internal commitments required to produce long-term, profitable business relationships with wireless/handset partners. Develop, champion and execute business plans for growth of the wireless business in the company.
- Maintain, monitor and evaluate the success of the wireless/handset partner portfolio. Make strategic decisions concerning the viability of each portfolio company.
- Build external relationships and secure external commitments with wireless/handset partners to extend the reach of The company beyond the contracted partnership basis. Seeking out new opportunities to enhance and grow the partnership for increase revenue potential for the partner and for the company.
- Act as an evangelist of the wireless product internally and externally – working with RD (Research and Development) and the Corporate Communications Department to establish The company as the dominate content solution in the wireless industry.
- Product manage the development of the wireless product – identifying new functionalities and updating existing functionalities, manage the software development from a marketing prospective, work with technology to create a feature set rollout strategy and timeline, etc.
- Project manage fulfillment and implement for the wireless contracts – working with legal, technology and The company international to ensure contract adherence.
- Manage the activities of direct reports and/or external consultants.
Experience:
- Minimum 5 years experience in the wireless carrier and/or handset industry
- Experience in business development, contract negotiations
- Interactive or software marketing experience preferred
- MBA preferred, JD/MBA a plus.
Product Manager, Wireless
Position reports to VP of Strategic Alliances
Location: NJ/NYC
Key Accountabilities:
- Product manage the development of new wireless products – identifying new functionalities and updating existing functionalities, manage the software development from a marketing prospective, work with technology to create a feature set rollout strategy and timeline, etc.
- Maintain and update existing The company software – working with partners to identify bugs, issue or features that should be included in the next version of the software
- Project manage fulfillment and implement for the wireless contracts – working with legal, technology and The company international to ensure contract adherence.
- Product manage the current mobile product landing pages, partner landing pages, WAP, collaterals, etc. working with in house project managers, business owners and creative team members.
- Merchandize the company service on the wireless product
- Manage the activities of direct reports and/or external consultants.
Experience:
- 2-3 years experience in the wireless or handset industry
- Marketing experience in online, digital media or technology sector
- Demonstrated experience with cell phone software platforms such as Symbian, UIQ, Java, BREW, Palm, etc. and/or technical tools, applications and procedures associated with those platforms.
- User interface development/management/expertise a bonus
- A demonstrated history of working on or managing multiple technical projects with competing objectives and priorities
- Ability to interact with diverse technical and non-technical groups, spanning all organizational levels
- Flexible, agile and able to adapt quickly and be effective in new situations
- A positive, can-do attitude and entrepreneurial approach
- Comfortable inside a relatively unstructured, fast-paced environment
- MBA preferable
Aug
23
Brew/Symbian job in Bellevue, WA, USA
August 23, 2006 | Leave a Comment
Looking for BREW and Symbian software device developers! Are you looking to join an up-and-coming company developing cool technology? Do you want to be on the technological forefront in mobile technology? Our client is looking for an exceptional, energetic senior software design engineer to join their development team. All team members are expected to solve complex issues end-to-end. They expect each team to own the solutions i.e. design, development, implementation, documentation and maintenance. Successful candidates will have experience working with one or all of the following areas of expertise: wireless and/or embedded development, as well as client/server applications development. Responsibilities include software product design and development in a shipping product environment. Candidates will have 5 years software development experience with a demonstrated proficiency in C and C++ and experience with XML and HTML and Mobile device software development experience in one of the following operating systems, ?BREW? or ?Symbian?. Candidates will have a demonstrated record of strong problem solving and communication skills and will be a self-motivated individual contributor, a team player and out-of-box, creative thinker.
If this position describes you, please forward your resume to: dbenveniste At kforce Dot com