Software Engineer

CLOSED

Job Description

This customer has a Php site that is out of date and the site is running slow and occasionally crashing. The site needs a strong AWS and PHP developer to identify the cause of the problems and implement solutions. It is understood that the duration of this contract will not be enough to solve all of the causes, but if good results are achieved the contract will be extended many times! Companies and individual contractors are welcome to apply. Non-US Candidates Welcome.

$10,000/Contract
133 Hours
Contract May be extend many times!
Direct Employment may be offered after the contract
Non US and Foreign Applicants Welcome
Candidate Reviews Begin July 15th
Start Date August 1st

Experience with AWS AI and ML services would be a major plus for any applicants! This is a large site with many features and a lot of functionality. Registration / Many User Types, API’s with sendgrid and twillio.

answered when you apply

Q1. Please list the urls to AWS hosted site or sites that you have worked on.
Q2.Please list the urls to PHP hosted site or sites that you have worked on.
Q3.Please list the urls to MySQL hosted site or sites that you have worked on
Q4.Rate your AWS, PHP and MySQL skills each 1-10.
Q5.Have you worked with AWS AI/ML services? If so please describe your experience.

Requirements that applicants must meet to be eligible

Eligibility Questions answered when you apply

  1. 1Do you speak fluent english?
Java, PythonRequired
C, Some C++Required
C, C++Required
PHPRequired
ComputerLaptop
Timesheets and/or expense reports if applicable are due in Automate America each Sunday or early Monday morning for approval and processing. Late submissions will result in late payments. Standard 40 hours per week billable. No overtime will be allowed without prior written approval from Automate America Management. Timesheets must be signed by the customer representative before submission. Expense reports must be signed by the customer representative and include receipts.
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