Greetings,
I've been asked to source interest in a short term contract to do two things: 1. Update a hacked-upon CiviCRM 2.2.9 install on Drupal to CiviCRM 3.3. 2. Unwind the core hacking and reimplement properly as modules, etc. Yes, I know the mantra, "Don't Hack CORE!". I didn't do it. They hired a developer and he implemented requested changes by hacking the 2.2.9 core files. Ugh.
As part of my job in the Dept. of Statistical Science at Duke, I manage a server dedicated to hosting a Drupal/CiviCRM installation for the International Society for Bayesian Analysis (ISBA). They use it for membership management and donations and are adding some featues such as forums, etc.
The patches aren't particularly complex and some of the work he did is already in a module so I don't think this would be a huge effort. I already have a full workload and don't have time to work on this so we are looking for an external contractor. A generous estimate is 20-40 hours of work, but I think it can be done in less.
If you have some skill with CiviCRM and free time, please contact me and we can begin discussions.
Thanks,
--[Lance]