DC

DrupalCon Seattle includes are a number of core conversations where you can learn about current topics in Drupal core development, and a week of sprints where you can participate in shaping Drupal's future.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is looking for an experienced designer/developer to join the team working to build and maintain their web presence (https://www.atf.gov) using Drupal. You will work with other Drupal developers, content managers and key stakeholders to create and maintain the official ATF website. You should be an experienced and motivated individual who is willing to tackle and solve problems whether they’re front-end or back-end. This position is in the ATF building in Washington D.C. and all applicants must be able to pass a background check.

ATF is looking for a experienced designer/developer to work with to help them build and maintain their web presence using Drupal. You’ll work with content managers and key stakeholders to create and maintain the official ATF website. You should be an experienced and motivated individual who is willing to tackle and solve problems whether they’re front-end or back-end. This position is in the ATF building in DC so all applicants must be able to pass a background check. Spanish language proficiency is a bonus but not a necessity.

I'm representing an excellent mid-level Drupal Developer and Themer from the DC area looking for a full time (asking 75k) or long-term contract opportunity. Advanced skills in HTML/5, CSS/3, PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, Drupal 5, 6, and 7, WordPress, 3rd party API's and more. If you would like to review the credentials of my candidate, please email me with your job description and salary range offered.

Thank you,
Beau J. Gould
Open Source Staffing
opensourcestaffing|AT|gmail.com
http://opensourcestaffing.wordpress.com

I'm representing an excellent mid-level Drupal Developer and Themer from the DC area looking for a full time (asking 75k) or long-term contract opportunity. Advanced skills in HTML/5, CSS/3, PHP, JavaScript, jQuery, Drupal 5, 6, and 7, WordPress, 3rd party API's and more. If you would like to review the credentials of my candidate, please email me with your job description and salary range offered.

Thank you,
Beau J. Gould
Open Source Staffing
opensourcestaffing|AT|gmail.com
http://opensourcestaffing.wordpress.com

I am getting far more leads for work than I can handle. I expect this to boom as of September. If you are interested in working on Drupal sites--handling web architecture, creating content, creating themes, and/or creating modules--please let me know. I can screen for your minimum hourly rate, geographic location, freelance vs. full-time, and whether you want to deal with recruiters. You will perk up when you hear the lead came through me. I know what the good stuff is.

Fellow Drupalers:

We are looking to implement a Drupal Commons site where there are different regional groups, as well as Topic Groups.

I want to have a paid subscription service whereas users can have their own store and sell downloadable products.
Ideally to also retain a percentage of said sales.

I have been using Drupal from the beginning, however we are not so used to OG ( organic Groups )

Wanted to take a minute to "officially" announce that the "official" planning for a DC DrupalCamp has started. Kirsten with Drupal4Gov is working on lining up a space for July 22-23. We are looking for your ideas, your interest in helping out and any sort of feedback you might have at this stage.

Be on the lookout for a more official announcement and the ability to register coming in the next few weeks!

Feel free to get in touch with me at bensley@phase2technology.com.

Thanks.
Betsy

The CiviCRM team will be offering a two-day training in the DC area. For those of you not familiar with CiviCRM it adds a complete CRM, email, event management and forms solution on top of your Drupal install. You can learn more here: http://drupal.org/project/civicrm

DC Drupalers can recieve 20% of training with the code: 76qy+kbae

There will be two types of training:

Users and Administrators Training

Topics to include:
An introduction to CiviCRM - what does it do and how can it help your organisation
Installation and configuration - making CiviCRM work for you