Thursday 9 April 2015

[dcphp-dev] [job] Open Source Developer

Hello everyone,

We are looking for a brilliant open source developer. Is that you or do you know someone? Click here to learn more and apply today. http://goo.gl/M1D4Pp

Job: Open Source Developer, Ginkgo Street Labs
http://goo.gl/M1D4Pp

Care about the environment, animals, art, or social justice? Want to help progressive nonprofits mobilize their supporters and maximize their reach and influence? Ginkgo Street Labs is hiring a full-time mid- to senior-level developer to leverage and enhance open source technologies to help nonprofit organizations and community organizers meet their goals.

Founded in 2009, Ginkgo Street Labs arose from a desire to empower agents for good with technology that increases their productivity while decreasing their reliance on vendors. After decades of working and volunteering in numerous high-impact nonprofit and advocacy organizations, we realized we could have a bigger impact by setting up our own shop. We're looking for candidates with similar backgrounds in nonprofit and advocacy—if your heart is in activism and you geek out on tech, we want to talk with you!

Ginkgo Street Labs emphasizes collaborative, open development. Test-driven development, code review, and peer programming result in better code, knowledge sharing, and a more reliable product. We work in a variety of technologies, but our focus is on CiviCRM, Drupal, WordPress, and mobile.

In this position, you will:

Develop cross-platform mobile apps
Improve and extend CiviCRM, the leading open source CRM package for nonprofits, to help organizations meet their individual, real-world needs
Gain facility configuring, deploying, and extending leading open source CMS packages Drupal and Wordpress
Perform quality assurance activities: specification, testing, logging issues
Collaborate on internal projects to improve development operations
Gain skills through professional development and collaboration with diverse nonprofits
Develop collaboratively with and learn from experienced developers
Participate in the CiviCRM and nonprofit communities, attending conferences, trainings, and meetups
Learn to understand organizations' real-world challenges and how to offer solutions using our tools
Participate in new product and feature brainstorming and specification
Qualifications (most but not necessarily all of the following):

Three years of professional programming experience
Strong PHP skills
Strong JavaScript skills
Experience with a version control system like Git
Experience with command line interfaces on Unix-like systems
Experience administering CMS-driven websites
A hacker mentality - tell us about your mashups, your hacks, and things you've broken or patched together
Work within or providing services to nonprofit organizations
Understanding of CRM and its importance to an organization
Special consideration given to candidates with demonstrable experience in:

Developing CiviCRM extensions
Developing Drupal modules
Client-side MVC using a framework such as Angular, Backbone, Ember
We value diversity of background, skills, interests, and perspectives. Women, people of color, and LGBTQA folks are encouraged to apply. Please apply toinquire@ginkgostreet.com and include résumé, cover letter, desired salary, and a code sample (perhaps a Drupal module you developed) or a link to your GitHub. In your cover lever, please tell us about yourself, not just your work experience. We want to know what drives you. What issues brought you to nonprofit, advocacy, and tech in the first place?

Perks

We want you to love working with us, and we want you to grow as an individual as we grow as a company. Ginkgo Street offers health insurance, flexible working arrangements, three weeks of vacation, and five days of sick leave, as well as paid professional development and traveling opportunities. Our office is located in an historic building (with a yard!) in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle neighborhood, a short walk from Metro's red line and numerous bus lines.

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