Metro West

Hiring full-time Drupal developer for a funded consumer web startup in the home energy management space. We are seed funded and well-connected to both local startup and energy communities. This is an immediate, full-time opportunity to join a fast-growing company and have a deep impact on our product strategy and the future of home energy conservation.

In addition to a portfolio of previously built sites, candidates should possess:

-3+ years of Drupal experience
-exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal
-demonstrated leadership and initiative

I'm posting this job listing for Mindgauge LLC., an IT startup based out of Westborough, looking for a full-time Drupal developer. The position is a three-month contract with the potential to continue on a more permanent basis. This is an onsite role. Contact tech@mindgaugellc.com for more information.

I'm posting this job listing for Correlsense Inc., an IT startup based out of Framingham, looking for a part-time Drupal developer. Contact Alon Ben-Shoshan (alon.benshoshan@correlsense.com) for more information.

Correlsense Inc.

IT Reliability™ through Business Transaction Management
T: (212) 202 0361
F: (212) 214 0606

Bentley University's Web Services group is seeking a creative Drupal Web Developer. The position is a three-month contract with the potential to continue on a more permanent basis. In this role, you will be responsible for partnering to maintain and extend our Drupal CMS via the web sites of 150+ internal clients. The role ranges from building entirely new sites (within the Bentley CMS) to feature enhancements on existing sites. Because of frequent customer contact, telecommuting is not possible. This is an onsite role.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Looking to see if there is a Drupal designer / themer in Boston area who'd be interested in freelance project work. Small firm fine, too.

Enthusiastic PHP developer to join an Online Publishing Group in the Boston, MA area. You'll work in a fun, collaborative environment to help our team of web developers build next generation media products.

Required:

• 2 to 3 years of LAMP (Linux/Apache/PHP/MySQL) development experience
• Drupal development or experience with some open-source content management system
• Solid understanding of HTML, Javascript, and CSS
• Comfort with Unix command-line tools
• Familiarity with source control systems such as Subversion and Git
• Knowledge of SEO coding best practices

One more meetup in the Boston area before the Drupal world is rocked by Paris DrupalCon and the D7 code freeze!

Free wifi and chance for food... the ideal Drupal meetup conditions, albeit without a place to put our projector, for sharing and learning, here:

True Grounds coffee house
717 Broadway
Somerville, MA 02144

(by Willow St)

http://www.truegrounds.com/

(Yelp info)

Location: Framingham, MA

IDG Enterprise, publishers of Computerworld.com, CIO.com, CSOOnline.com, Infoworld.com and NetworkWorld.com is looking for a talented, enthusiastic Drupal/LAMP developer with a minimum of 2-3 years of experience building web apps to join the Online Publishing Group. You'll work in a fun, collaborative environment to help our team of developers build IDG's next generation of media products.

Required:

• 2 to 3 years of LAMP (Linux/Apache/PHP/MySQL) development experience
• Drupal development or experience with some open-source content management system

We are looking for a talented/good Drupal developer to help us build components for a unique and interesting web site that is already in production, that promotes health and wellness for Teens. BodiMojo will be a social web site for teens that will host: customized games, tools, videos, assessments, etc. If you are interested in working with a dynamic team of talented individuals please apply within. Please email dan@bodimojo.com for inquiry. Please send us links of web sites that you have built and include a resume. Thank you.

If you pay attention to stuff, (and you probably do because you're reading this) you may be thinking "Hey wait, Agaric didn't host a drupal meetup in june!" and you'd be right about that, but now you know why we threw in the extra one back in february (http://groups.drupal.org/node/19220), although you probably knew that was the reason way back then, and were just waiting to see which month it was that we chose to skip...

Well, now you know, and knowing is half the battle