Hi guys,
My company is looking for a Rails developer and a content modeler
(which can involve Ruby if that’s your language of choice).
These jobs (details below) would be part of our research lab (which I
work for), so you’d be working on pretty cutting-edge stuff. Let me
know if you’re interested ([email protected]).
Martin
About the Company
Local Matters, a pre-IPO company, provides new technology solutions
across multiple channels for local media search - voice, wireless and
Internet. Headquartered in LoDo Denver, Local Matters is expanding its
staff to enhance its local search core competencies.
Ruby-on-Rails Developer
Local Matters, Inc. seeks a full-time Senior Software Engineer with
both Java and Ruby on Rails experience for the Local Matters Labs. If
you possess a deep understanding of modern software web site and web
services design principles, popularly termed “Web 2.0” we would like to
meet. You will need to demonstrate solid experience in building robust
database-centric web sites and services integrating user-generated
content using Java and Ruby on Rails. Extensive knowledge of
Javascript, XML, CSS and XHTML is expected as is comfort with using
scripting languages for regular expression parsing. Specialized
mathematical skills a plus. Finally, in addition to displaying these
outstanding technical abilities, possessing excellent communication
skills, and meeting intense work standards are a must.
Content Modeler
Local Matters is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for an initial
consulting, potential full-time position as a Content Modeler. The
ideal candidate will be able to analyze, integrate, and model content
from a variety of sources, formats and availability. If you like to
analyze large data files, cross-reference those files to one another,
and integrate them for use in exceptional “Web 2.0” applications, we’d
like to talk to you. Extensive knowledge of databases, scripting
languages, statistical analysis and object-oriented modeling systems
required. Understanding and knowledge of advanced techniques such as
map/reduce are a plus.