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A few of us alums from batch of '02 - '04 are running aajdeal.com and need a developer to join us in Delhi. Below are details related to the position - please respond to my email address below if you'd like to explore the opportunity further.


Must haves:
AITtude
Willingness to learn
Competent in PHP, MYSQL, Javascript, HTML (duh)
Awareness of, and experience with Wordpress (including ability to work with out-dated plugins and developing your own)
Experience in developing and maintaining eCommerce websites
Ability to learn quickly (we may choose to develop in Joomla or Magento or even Zen Cart)
Familiarity with open source software, social media, SEO, SEM
Understanding of the meaning of 'Bootstrapping'


Nice to haves:
Located close to south delhi or Gurgaon, also willing to work from home
Compensation will be part-fixed and part variable. You also stand to make part of the profits and grow with the company. We are looking for a technology partner in the business - not just a developer. Your ideal age should be between 22 - 26 years and should preferably be a CS/IT graduate.


People looking for an additional bullet-point in their resume need not apply. If you fit the job well and perform as expected, you won't need a resume. Ever.


Best regards,
Anmol Badsra

Removed email address on request


PS: Please prefer to send responses to my gmail id - it gets checked more than twice a year...
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  1. AnmolJanuary 4, 2012 at 8:58 PM

    Hi,

    Please remove my actual email address from this post. The position is anyways not open anymore.

    Reason: The address will inadvertently fall into the hands of an email harvesting bot and will be used to send me spam.

    Wish you a great year ahead!
    PS: BTW, are you an AIT alumnus? Where'd you get this email from?

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  2. AnmolJanuary 4, 2012 at 9:00 PM

    Hi,

    Please remove reference to my actual email address from the post. The job opening is not available now anyways :)

    Cheers, wish you a happy New Year 2012.

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  3. PradeepJanuary 6, 2012 at 12:10 AM

    Done as requested...!!!!

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