Job Opportunities – Europe, Middle East & Africa
Senior Drupal/PHP Developer
London
If you are a dynamic developer, interested in working on a growing global team, we have a great job for you! You'll work alongside our online production team which includes designers, information architects, and content developers to create cutting-edge interactive solutions such as highly trafficked websites, web-based applications, mobile applications and interactive online tools for APCO's clients which include a wide array of globally recognized brands.
The ideal candidate will have proficiency in the following areas:
- PHP, ideally within a GNU/Linux, Apache, MySQL environment
- Custom module development, key contributed modules and the core API, CCK, Views
- SQL, relational databases and MySQL; skills with tools like PHP, MyAdmin and the MYSQL CLI
JavaScript
- Familiarity with major JavaScript libraries
- Proficiency in the maintenance and administration of Drupal modules and sites
- Hand-coding HTML and tableless CSS
- Sound knowledge of using templates to theme components
- Any experience with Drupal or an eagerness to learn highly desired
Top candidates will also have strong competencies and hands-on experience with browser debugging, search engine optimization, AJAX and jQuery, as well as the ability to deliver projects on time and within budget.
We operate in a fast-paced environment that offers highly motivated individuals the opportunity be part of a global team of professional services consultants and creatives. APCO Worldwide has been named one of the "Top Places to Work in PR" by PR News. We offer a collegial work environment, countless training and development opportunities, and a competitive compensation and benefits package.
Sound interesting? To apply for this job please email your CV and examples of your work to emeajobs@apcoworldwide.com. With regret we will only contact those candidates successfully short listed to interview stage.
APCO WORLDWIDE INC. will make reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities in order to enable them to perform the essential or primary duties for this position.