The Brick Factory is looking for an experienced Drupal developer to take the lead on planning and implementing innovative, effective websites and web solutions for our clients. We work with non-profits, trade associations, advocacy groups and brands, so there will be good variety in the work you do. Many of your projects will be major builds that you will oversee starting with the kick-off meeting, so you'll develop a deep knowledge of each project and become our resident expert on your projects.
The Job:
-- Take the technical lead on our largest projects to ensure high-quality, timely execution.
-- Collaborate with our team of designers, project managers and front-end engineers to develop project plans and to set realistic implementation schedules.
-- Establish high-level development strategy on CMS-based builds through architecture, configuration and module selection.
-- Improve and execute methodology & best practices for successful implementation and deployment.
-- Think outside the box to help improve processes, implement new technologies, and develop innovative solutions for our clients.
What you bring to the table:
-- 5+ years PHP experience, ideally within a GNU/Linux, Apache, MySQL environment.
-- 2+ years Drupal experience.
-- Experience leading other developers and working on cross-functional teams.
-- Drupal site building experience using: Features, Context, Panels, Display Suite, Views
-- Experience creating custom Drupal modules.
-- Proficient in SQL, relational databases (MySQL)
-- Proficient in JavaScript and familiar with AJAX and JQuery
-- Familiarity and experience using Git
-- You're a problem solver. You would rather figure out the best solution than be told how to do it.
-- You're organized. You can manage multiple projects with an eye on project specs, quality and schedule.
-- You're fun and easy to work with.
It would be great if you also:
-- Are involved in and contribute to the Drupal community
-- Have experience with some of: Drupal 8, Wordpress, Symfony, Vagrant, CLI, Server Management, Sass, Foundation
What we'll bring to the table:
-- A great small-team environment, with plenty of opportunity to lead and learn.
-- A metro accessible office in downtown Washington, DC, if you're in the neighborhood. We're also open to remote employees / telecommuting.
-- A full-time position with a competitive salary.
-- Budget for training and attending conferences (DrupalCon!).
-- Generous vacation/personal/sick/family leave.
-- We're an Equal Opportunity Employer
-- Additional perks and benefits
Sound interesting? Take a look around our website -
http://www.thebrickfactory.com/.
If you think we'd be a good fit please send a cover letter, work samples, profile links and a resume to
jobs@thebrickfactory.com. The cover letter is required. We realize that it's not fun to write, but it helps us get to know you.
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John Bafford | Vice President, Programming Services | The Brick Factory
202.499.4202 |
thebrickfactory.com
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