a small extra job opportunity (administrator/web developer)

[Kevin Morris]

Hi,
I would like to take on this opportunity. I have good knowledge of HTML, Linux, SQL and Java. I have also done some programming work in PHP. I graduated in 2006 with a degree in comp sci, currently I am working in a QA role, but I want to do something more technical, this would be a good opportunity to further my Linux skills. Feel free to contact me directly, kevjmorris at hotmail.com.
Thanks
Kevin


> Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 18:56:39 -0500
> From: softquake-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org
> To: tlug-lxSQFCZeNF4 at public.gmane.org
> Subject: [TLUG]: a small extra job opportunity (administrator/web developer)
> 
> This is indeed a small job, just 200 C$ fixed per month, for about 10
> hours of work monthly; This possibility may continue for a longer time
> period, not just months.
> 
> My friend rents servers at linode.com, for his small company and for
> at least two other companies. I used to do the work but my main full
> time work takes nearly all my attention and I can hardly take care of
> his stuff.
> 
> Hence, perhaps it would be ideal for a student, or for anyone wishing
> to work a few hours more per month? There is no such thing like strict
> reporting of time spend, or when the work is done, just it ought to be
> done at your convenience. Occasionally there is some simple
> programming needed, designing of simple HTML, etc. First of all taking
> care that things are running all the time is crucial.
> 
> Hence, the requirement is knowing basic HTML, hardly desirable is
> knowing PHP, apache, as well postgres, postfix would be nice, but the
> most important are somewhat more than basic only Linux administration
> skills, since that person would have full root access to servers. The
> servers are configured already and running safe for a longer time
> period.
> 
> I would occasionally help if needed, or guide in learning the stuff.
> 
> Anyone wish to try?
> 
> zb.
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