Web Developer Help Wanted Sanford, NC

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VL Automotive Marketing is expanding our web development team! We're looking for a capable, driven web warrior that will build and maintain our product line. Candidates should be strong web developers with front-end, back-end, and system administration skills who work well independently and in pairs. You will be responsible for our clients 
web presence and an important part of our team.

This position is located in Sanford, NC you must live withing a 40 mile radius of Sanford to be considered.

Key Areas of Responsibility
HTML * CSS * mySql
Debugging and bugfixes in existing and new code
Writing awesome code that you can be proud of

Job Qualifications
Extensive experience in the internet / web development.
Knowledge of PHP / MySQL / HTML / CSS / JavaScript
Experience architecting and implementing backend systems (from database on up)
Capable of transforming design mockups into HTML/CSS templates

Bonus Qualifications
Knowledge of HTML5 
Skills with SEO | SEM
Experience developing eCommerce sites
Photoshop, Flash, Flex, Adobe Premiere
Good front-end design skills

This position is located in Sanford, NC you must live withing a 40 mile radius of Sanford to be considered.

Send Resume, Salary Requirements, and References to schedule an interview 

 email to: info@vlautomotivemarketing.com

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