[Jobs] Senior Perl Developer

[Ave Wrigley]

*Company profile
*
TagMan is a fast growing International company that has developed a tag
management system, allowing clients to put all their website & marketing
tags in one place

TagMan won the Econsultancy award for innovation in 2008

TagMan’s applications are unique in market & are years ahead of the
competition

TagMan is the fastest & most accurate way for clients to deploy the tags
(JavaScript code) required to implement most web analytics & online
marketing solutions.  The applications include but are not restricted to:


   - Tag management via a fluid, intuitive user interface & page overlay
   system
   - Deployment of any tag-based 3rd party marketing applications
   - Tracking of all type of online marketing including banner views, search
   and affiliates
   - De-duplication of online performance marketing in real time
   - Data services: ‘Path to conversion’ & attribution reports, bespoke data
   feeds

*The Position
*
TagMan is looking for a brilliant, self motivated, innovator to play a key
role in an exciting area of e-commerce technology. We are looking for
somebody with a broad range of development skills, who will thrive in a fast
paced, dynamic and demanding environment.

TagMan has a delivery culture that expects results but allows flexibility
and freedom in how it is achieved. The successful candidate will not be
afraid of a challenge, and will be motivated by coming up with fast and
elegant solutions. We value creativity.

All round development skills and the ability to learn quickly will be as
important as specific languages or domain knowledge. We are looking for
natural leader, who can mentor and support other developers. Experience of
agile development a definite bonus.

*Responsibilities
*

   - ownership of the development lifecycle, including coding, testing,
   revision control, and documentation
   - active participation in development sprints and daily flash meetings
   - responsibility for reliability and performance
   - ability to identify, communicate, and mitigate against risk

*Candidate’s ideal qualities
*

   - a fast learner and an innovator
   - reliable and self motivated
   - attention to detail and quality

*Required skills
*
Essential experience; some or all of:


   - Perl, mod_perl, DBI
   - PHP, Zend framework
   - MySql – administration & query optimization
   - JavaScript - AJAX / DOM / Jquery / YUI expertise
   - Cross browser compatibility, performance, asynchronous loading
   - 1st / 3rd party cookies, tracking, privacy
   - Testing experience; unit & regression, stress and performance testing,
   cross-browser, Selenium, Test::More, js-test-driver / Qunit / JS-Unit
   - QA; best practice, benchmarking, code coverage, Perl::Critic
   - High performance / availability web production environment
   - Mentoring / team leading
   - Version Control (SVN)
   - Linux / Apache


This is a pivotal role in a rapidly growing company that offers an excellent
opportunity for professional development.


-- 
Ave Wrigley,
CTO,
Tagman,
25 Bickel’s Yard,
151 - 153 Bermondsey Street
London
SE1 3HA

tel: +44 (0) 870 755 2282
mob: +44 (0) 7713 986247
email: ave.wrigley at tagman.com
skype: ave.wrigley
http://tagman.com/
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