We are looking for genius Filemaker Developers to join a small team of other genius developers for a specific project.

You should apply if, your past experience has forged you into an evangelist of such development methodologies as the Data-Separation model, anchor-buoy relational mapping, strict naming conventions, and in-code documentation.

You should be familiar with the Filemaker Development Standards Document, and have fully embraced many of the modern features released over recent revisions of the software like Triggers, Custom Functions, Custom Formatting and Local/Global Variables.

You should be able to work within an open team environment, where you are willing to share and learn from others. You should see the value and expediency in sourcing solutions to problems faced during development, through online communities like this one FMForums and others like BrianDunning.com, Matt Petrowsky's FilemakerMagazine.com, SixFriedRice.com, and SeedCode.com to name just a few. However you should also be able to take ownership of a task and work autonomously when required.

We are also looking for people with a sense of style when it comes to User Interface design … we are not happy to settle for the aesthetics of a 80's windows application.

Essential Skills:

• Filemaker 10

• Normalised Data Modelling

• Data Separation Method

• Anchor-Bouy Relational Mapping

• XML

• XSLT

• Mac OS X

Desirable Skills:

• Adobe CS4 Suite

• Applescript

• Experience in the Publishing Industry

Bonus Skills:

• PHP

• CSS

We would prefer to find on-site developers, but will be willing to consider remote development for the right candidate.

If this sounds like you … please send us you CV along with your expected hourly rate.

Please send all correspondence to tbeedell [at] localdirectories [dot] com [dot] au

Edited January 5, 201016 yr by Guest

Please post a method of contact. i.e. email, private topic, web site.

In the interim, Interested developers should contact via Private Topic.

Lee

He did post an email, Lee:

Please send all correspondence to tbeedell [at] localdirectories [dot] com [dot] au

so he did.

I missed that, maybe it would have stood out better as a normal email.

Edited January 6, 201016 yr by Guest

Hi Lee,

The reason I did not post a valid email string up on the web is because spam crawlers would be able to extract my email and start sending me spam. I formatted my email address the way I did because only humans can read it as an email address.

Would you mind removing your post so that my inbox doesn't start to get hundreds of emails asking me to increase the size of my manhood or send money to Nigeria?

Thanks.

Ok, I understand what you are saying and will change my post. However, AFAIK this has not happened to anyone here, and I look forward to Ocean Wests comment on this.

Lee