[Cialug] Part-Time Contract Programing Position

[Matt Stanton]

  Is this 'work from home' 10hrs/week a matter of logging in and 
clocking those hours during the day, or is it something that could be 
done to supplement your income as an already full-time worker somewhere 
else?  I could probably make it to any short training sessions with 
advance notice, but I would be working on the assigned code in the 
evenings after work or on the weekends.

I have no formal training of any sort in any kind of programming, but I 
have done quite a bit of programming for personal projects.  I have 
experience with Perl, PHP, TCL, Pawn, and a tiny bit of C++ 
(dialog-based program using MFC on windows).  Almost all of this 
experience is focused on string manipulation, data management, and 
socket communications.  I have limited experience with SQL, mostly to 
integrate a web application with some other application (like 
integrating forum user information with information from a game server 
admin system, each with their own database).

If I sound like the type of person you're looking for, then you can 
contact me off list.

-- Matt

On 8/26/2010 3:09 PM, Zachary Kotlarek wrote:
> I'm looking for programmers (plural) to do part-time contract work -- about 10 hours/week -- from home. The work is entry-level (no professional experience necessary; students are welcome to apply), so I'm just looking for someone who has experience in any programming language, familiarity with a UNIX-like environment, and an understanding of HTTP transactions. Knowledge of perl and/or regex would be a plus but is not necessary.
>
> Pay is expected to be $200/week when work is assigned (and completed) and $100/week when no work is available.
>
> There's a preference for contractors that would be available for occasional on-site training/etc. in the Des Moines/Ames area, but the vast majority of work will be completed at home, so experienced programmers from outside the area would be considered.
>
> If you're interested let me know and I'll get you more details.
>
> 	Zach
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