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gooey
23-11-2004, 04:47 PM
come work with gooey...
http://it.seek.com.au/users/apply/index.ascx?Sequence=85&PageNumber=1&ChannelID=4&SiteID=1&JobId=4333242&Keywords=WAP
thingy
23-11-2004, 05:06 PM
Link does not work. Seek is a bitch to link to, often requires cookies.
If it's an IT job, and can take a 17 year old with a Cert II in IT and casual hours/part time/full time for the next 3-6 months, I'm in :)
gooey
23-11-2004, 10:02 PM
Here is the ad from seek:
PM me if you're interested...
# Manage & maintain content services
# Development of key carrier services (WAP & i-mode)
# Understanding of SMS/MMS/PSMS technologies
Australia’s leading wireless entertainment and marketing service, BlueSkyFrog.com, is seeking a Technical Content/Software Facilitator to join its young and dynamic team. BlueSkyFrog is one of the largest providers of mobile content into the consumer marketplace through its own key brands 'BlueSkyFrog' and 'Mobilegames' whilst at the same time supplying mobile content solutions to partners and clients across Australia and New Zealand.
The successful candidate will join BlueSkyFrog's dedicated technical team whose core responsibility is to manage the development and maintenance of content services across many channels to market including major carrier sites and services. Main responsibilities will include development of key carrier services across WAP and i-mode technologies with involvement in the team's general development of new content and product opportunities.
Candidates should possess the following key skills:
1. Development experience in Coldfusion, SQL, XML, HTML, WML
2. Understanding of User Interface Design and implementation (Web/WAP)
3. Strong concept development and technical planning skills
4. Good communication skills
5. Ability to work under pressure in a fast paced environment
6. Strong interest in web and mobile development and technology
Exposure to the following technologies is desired (but not essential):
•Understanding of SMS, MMS, PSMS technologies
•Understanding of WAP or JAVA technologies
•Understanding of Digital rights
dwarfthrower
23-11-2004, 10:14 PM
$$$ and location?
gooey
24-11-2004, 03:55 PM
location: sydney (william st)
dollars: not sure
dwarfthrower
24-11-2004, 04:44 PM
location: sydney (william st)
dollars: not sure
Puts me out... interested in a change of scenery, but not that extreme.
Lurgen
29-11-2004, 12:44 AM
Still amazes me how many jobs won't advertise at least a salary range, if not a specific number. Makes it frustrating when you apply for a "senior" role only to find out it's only $20k a year.
BlueSkyFrog would be interesting to work with though, they're one of those .com startups that I always though would be the first against the wall when the revolution came...
dwarfthrower
29-11-2004, 07:03 AM
Still amazes me how many jobs won't advertise at least a salary range, if not a specific number. Makes it frustrating when you apply for a "senior" role only to find out it's only $20k a year.
What pisses me off even more is when you tell a recruiter that you're only interested in senior software architecture roles at $XXX,000.00 per year and they still try to set you up with 50K code-monkey jobs.
BlueSkyFrog would be interesting to work with though, they're one of those .com startups that I always though would be the first against the wall when the revolution came...
Indeed, they've handled things quite well. They must have done a fair bit of bloodletting to ride it out though.
tikdoph
29-11-2004, 07:42 PM
Yay for the fact that there's always plenty of idiots out there who are happy to fork out cash for a ringtone. :rolleyes:
May gooey continue to profit from the stupidity of others.
hazza
29-11-2004, 07:48 PM
dude gimmie the job i need money over christmas and i will do anything
still life
29-11-2004, 08:04 PM
Lurgen,
Agreed, the number of companies that ask for top shelf qualifications and experience for a next-to-nothing price range is amazing.
starfuxor
29-11-2004, 08:09 PM
Lurgen,
Agreed, the number of companies that ask for top shelf qualifications and experience for a next-to-nothing price range is amazing.
Wonderful. Sounds like great time to be entering the job market again, as I am about to :p
gooey
10-12-2004, 04:07 PM
Yay for the fact that there's always plenty of idiots out there who are happy to fork out cash for a ringtone. :rolleyes:
May gooey continue to profit from the stupidity of others.
so true - i am constantly amazed at the amount people who buy this crap!
also - sorry guys, jobs gone...
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