washington

Blackbarn Media is currently seeking an experienced Drupal developer (Ninja like!) for assistance on current and future projects. Must have great php/mysql skills, good javascript skills , great xhtml/css skills and XML also desired but not required.

Telecommuting is allowed, however you must also be able to work in office at some times.

No Degree? No problem! We value experience more here.

We're located in Old Town Alexandria, 5 blocks away from King Street Metro.

Can lead to full time, permanent work if desired.
Contact emanuel [at] blackbarnmedia.com

We're building a couple of Drupal sites. We need a developer to do some custom module development. Not a lot of work, but looking to establish a relationship with a web app developer in the area for future small projects. We've got a studio in Columbia Heights, ideally we'd like someone who wants and office/desk in exchange for a few hours of work a month. If you live in the hood and want to get out the house, get in touch with us.
-Heming

OmniStudio in Washington, D.C. is seeking an experienced Web and database developer with strong PHP/MySQL, JavaScript, CSS/Web standards, and template building skills to support our varied client base. Experience with the Drupal platform is desired. This role is also responsible for the build out of entire sites or templates based on information architecture and design blueprints and final documents from PhotoShop.

Looking for a Drupal developer who shares our passion for open source and our value of giving back. Somebody with a passion for building web tools that put giving where we live: online, on phones, in Facebook and the checkout line.

We’re looking for a mid-plus level PHP/Drupal developer with these skills --

• Coding for high-availabilty Drupal sites, preferably on MySQL
• Coding web user interfaces with XHTML, CSS and all the trimmings
• Cross-browser CSS and Javascript, JQuery a plus
• Linux (Red Hat/Centos) deployment and scripting
• MySQL query optimization

The next Washington, DC, Drupal Meet-up will be on Wednesday, March 14th, at the Science Club (1136 19th Street, NW) at 7pm. The timing is great with it happening right before Drupalcon, which I know a lot of the folks in DC are planning to attend.