Hey guys, I work for this company as an existing member of their highly skilled development team, it has been a great experience for me and I never regret responding to the application I saw some time ago. Now these applications are around again and it's time for someone else to find out what makes this job one of a kind.
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Professional vBulletin Development Team – Now Hiring!
If you refer someone to this job posting, and we hire them, we will pay you a $250 finder’s fee.
Our company manages a major business-applications website that is built around the vBulletin platform. We are seeking a skilled developer to join our team.
Position Duration: 7 months
Work Schedule: 8am – 1pm ET, Monday through Wednesday (15 hours per week)
Payment: $35 per hour, paid weekly
Office Location: the comfort of your home
Qualified candidates will be experts in 4 areas:- vBulletin
- PHP
- MySQL
- Server Administration
You will work on a professionally organized development team, and your assignments and responsibilities will be clearly defined. We have worked successfully with many developers in the vBulletin community and can provide references. For ambitious developers, there is a possibility to move to a 25 hour per week schedule and extend the project duration.
To apply for this position, please send the following ten items to vbulletin.dev.job@gmail.com (your information will be kept strictly confidential):
1. Your name
2. Your age
3. Your city and state
4. The number of years you have been working with vBulletin
5. A list of vBulletin mods/hacks you have written
6. The URL of any websites/forums you own/run (optional)
7. Your level of experience with server administration
8. Do you have conflicts with the 8am – 1pm ET schedule?
9. A phone number where you can be reached (optional)
10. The name of the person who referred you to this job posting (if any)
We look forward to your application!
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Good luck to all those applying!
- Zero Tolerance
05-08-2007, 09:29 AM
Professional vBulletin Development Team – Now Hiring! 
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