Phoenix Metro

I'm a newbie to the Drupal community. I have several programmer friends who love the community and work within. They all moved out of state and I never sat down with them when they were here to fully try to understand Drupal more. In fact I was just the designer not the programmer but now I want to be more the designer/programmer and I have questions about Drupal and would really like to pick a friend's brain. I need someone to talk to on phone or person to inspire and help me get into the Drupal world.

1. DrupalCampLA 2009 planning is done and registration is open: http://DrupalCampLA.com
2. Questions, Concerns or other musings should be posted here: http://2009.drupalcampla.com/forum

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1. First, do this ... block these dates! Aug 8 & 9.

We're looking for a senior level developer and team lead who has experience implementing high-performance Drupal websites. A developer who isn't afraid to experiment with new technologies, share and promote his or her ideas within the team, and interact directly with the creative, and sales organizations within the company. We need an innovative, creative technologist who is also a good communicator. The developer should be comfortable working in a highly dynamic and collaborative environment.

What you need:

• 4+ years of PHP Web development experience.

Mark your calendars. Next month's Phoenix meetup is scheduled for Tuesday, March 10th at 7pm. We'll be meeting on the ASU Tempe campus in the Moeur Building (map). There is parking available in Lot 3 (at Gammage Auditorium) as well as in Lot 16 (off of Mill). Watch this post or follow DrupalPHX on Twitter for updates.

Hi everyone, My name is Maximo Mena; I live in Mesa and go to ASU Polytechnic. Inspired by my uncle, who built a web portal for his hometown, I decided to get really good at web design and development. With the help of w3schools.com and many other tutorials, I taught myself how to hand code PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Initially I used to create small web sites from scratch, but I found myself spending a great deal of time programming basic functionality such as user authentication. In other words I was reinventing the wheel.

Yogawhat.com, a Social Networking Website and Online Directory, is seeking a Programmer. Yogawhat is dedicated to revolutionizing the Yoga industry and is seeking to employ an individual that is willing to go the extra mile. The individual must have a degree in Computer Science or Engineering (software/computer). This is a part-time job to start, with the ability to become a full-time position. There will be a 90 day probation period and benefits will be negotiated after the probationary period.

Required skills: PHP:
-MySQL (and preferably general database architecture)

A nationally recognized, multi-faced company located in the North Scottsdale Airpark seeks a part-time drupal curator for a Drupal website, with maximum potential for full-time growth.

The right person would be responsible for fixing content placement, uploading new content, pictures and videos and of course assisting us with website development and styling.

At the moment, we would like to hire someone on a part-time trial period for about $15/hr. The trail period would consist of 20 hours a week, split up over 2 weeks.

Looking for an experienced LAMP Engineer with Drupal experience to provide development, installation, and configuration support for community driven websites using Drupal. Duties will include: extending the existing website through custom module development; extending the existing user modules, with a focus on our mission, to provide enhanced user experience to visitors; development of website widgets for use on 3rd party websites using 3rd party APIs; assist in optimization of existing content management to meet the needs of our staff and userbase.

Requirements:

Arizona State University's Applied Learning Technologies Institute (ASU alt^I) is seeking Drupal developers for immediate full-time, part-time and contract-based work. We have a variety of needs including theme development and maintenance, module development and maintenance, site administration / build-out, and testing / quality assurance. For all positions, contributors to the Drupal community are preferred, but not required.

Please send Jeff Beeman (jrbeeman on Drupal.org or jeff.beeman@asu.edu) a private message or email with any questions you may have about the posting.

Posting at: http://snipr.com/33u8s
The description at the posting page is a general one for Drupal developers - please see the details on specific positions we are looking to fill below and apply based on the description(s) you see here.