Crystal Reports, PHP, Eclipse BIRT, MySQL, XML

02 March 2010 Categories: Archived Job Listings Tags: ,

Location: Work from home
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Crystal Reports, PHP, Eclipse BIRT, MySQL, XML (Newton, MA)

Date: 2010-03-01, 9:07PM EST

Looking to hire an accomplished software developer as an independent contractor. Candidate must be motivated, analytical, capable of self-management, working quickly and within a small team. Can do some work from home, but will need to frequent our office in Newton, MA.

The software development environment is largely oriented around Open Source software. The front-end is a web-based application which makes heavy use of Javascript via the ExtJS library. The back-end is a LAMP stack: a MVC framework with Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP.

We have immediate needs in several project areas, including:

Designing report templates under Eclipse BIRT (similar to Crystal Reports) to consume an XML data file and produce a PDF-based report.

Writing PHP scripts to extract data from a MySQL database and write the results to file in XML format.

Familiarity with JSON, AJAX, CSS, Zend Framework, RedHat Linux, Bash scripting, Subversion, Virtual Machines (vmware) is also helpful.

Please send a one paragraph statement as to why you are the best fit for this opportunity and a resume.

Contact: [See URL below]

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2 Responses to “Crystal Reports, PHP, Eclipse BIRT, MySQL, XML”

  1. Dahir Blanco 9 November 2010 at 2:27 pm (PERMALINK)

    I need to know all about work with PHP+MySQL+BIRT+JAVA BRIGDE… I guess this article may help me but the link dont found…

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    • Mornin-Stevens 9 November 2010 at 6:46 pm (PERMALINK)

      This is a job posting. Nothing is shown at the link provided because the ad has been removed. This is usually because the position has been filled. We’ll put it in the archive.

      So sorry.

      Good luck in your search for work!

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