washington dc

Advanced Software Systems, Inc. (ASSYST) located in Sterling, VA, providing quality software consulting services and software application solutions to fortune 1000 companies, entrepreneurial firms, and to State and Local government agencies with outstanding results to clients throughout the US. Assyst has a large Drupal Practice group and as part of our Enterprise 2.0 offerings we are looking for a PHP/LAMP Developer with ELGG/DRUPAL skills

Drupal/ELGG PHP Developer Position

Location: DC
Duration: Full-time position w/benefits; Contract option available

Skills:

Hi folks,

I am planning a couple special sessions for the August and September DC CiviCRM Meetups. The topics will be:

August 19th @ 6:30pm - Planning to Deploy CiviCRM in your Organization (http://www.meetup.com/dc-civicrm-meetup/calendar/10968614/)

September 16th @ 6:30pm - Migrating from Convio to CiviCRM (http://www.meetup.com/dc-civicrm-meetup/calendar/10968938/)

Jackson River (http://www.jacksonriver.com) is growing and we are looking for an experienced web developer, with Drupal skills, to join our growing and dynamic team. If you are looking for technically interesting work and think its a plus to help influential non-profit organizations along the way, then this is the job for you!

About the job:
We are looking for an exceptional candidate to join our technology team and be a part of some exciting Drupal based projects. Key skills are listed here, and more info can be found online at: http://www.jacksonriver.com/drupal_developer.pdf

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Just a reminder that we will be having a CiviCRM Meetup this Wednesday at 6:30pm over at Stetson's on U St. We will do the usual show and tell, and also discuss a couple things:

1) Latest Drupal integration with Date and Calendar module in CiviCRM 2.2.3

2) Interest in a DC CiviCRM Dev Camp

3) CiviCRM Book Review

You can RSVP for the Meetup here: http://www.meetup.com/dc-civicrm-meetup/calendar/10246671/

EastBay Media is looking for local, experienced Drupalers to assist in client site development under a fixed contract. The site will have a strong user collaboration component. Experience with using OG, Workflow, Actions, Views, etc. to put nodes through the wringer before publication is required. Experience with mapping is helpful, too.

The project is on a short-ish timeframe, so we could use some extra hands. Those hands should be able to communicate well and work independently.

Interested parties can contact us at drupaljob@eastbaymedia.com.

Hi folks,

The first DC CiviCRM Meetup this past Wednesday had a great showing. We had over 25 people who came out to talk about the system, where it is going, and how various organizations are implementing the CRM.

We discussed the need for both training and networking sessions, and have decided to hold two Meetups each month. In two weeks, on May 6th at 6:30pm, we will hold an "Introduction to CiviCRM" session. We are still looking for a location to hold this session, so please send me any recommendations on conference rooms we can use that can seat about 30 people.

Hi folks,

Just a quick reminder that the DC CiviCRM Meetup will hold it's first meeting this Wednesday, April 22nd from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at The Black Squirrel in Adams Morgan. We will have a Speed Show and Tell, giving each presenter 5 minutes to give a visual or spoken presentation about what they are doing with CiviCRM. This is a great opportunity to come
out and learn about the CiviCRM project, how people are using the system within their organizations, and meet other CiviCRM users and developers in the DC/VA/MD area. If you would like to present, please come prepared with a laptop.

At DrupalCon DC next week, I'd love to get together with other aggregation heads to discuss ongoing and upcoming work in aggregation modules in Drupal. Who's interested, what issue would you like to talk about?

Read more and reply to the BoF post on the drupalcon web site: http://dc2009.drupalcon.org/node/3834