AEBN is hiring PHP/MySQL Programmers in Charlotte, NC
 

PHP/MySQL Programmer

AEBN is the global leader in adult broadband video streaming. We operate some of the largest adult web operations in the world and we are constantly growing. We are accepting applications for the position of PHP/MySQL Programmer for our Traffic Department. You will be part of a team of professionals who design, develop, implement and manage a great variety of web sites for consumers of adult entertainment. Our development pipeline is full and we need more people!

We offer a full benefits package including Health, Dental, 401k, Short Term Disability, casual work environment and more.

Duties include but are not limited to creating web sites using full lifecycle development methodologies as well as developing, modifying, and integrating modules for various open source content management systems including portal and web log packages and managing MySql databases (production and admin).

PHP/MySQL experience in high availability and high traffic environments is highly desired. Don't have it? If you're good, we'll teach you!


Responsibilities:

Design, develop and maintain custom coded PHP and MySQL web sites and web-based applications
Maintain code reusability and develop code in a modular fashion
Install and manage PHP/MySql driven CMS systems and modules
Monitor product websites for security flaws and implement fixes
Work as part of a close-knit team to determine overall web site functionality and layout

Requirements:
2 years php experience.
Be able to provide relevant examples of your work.
Self-starter ? ability to work as part of a team and on your own.

Relocation assistance is available to top-notch programmers!

This position is full time, in-house only, in Charlotte, NC. and we are not looking at H1 Visa candidates at this time.

Please send resume/portfolio to jeffb[at]aebn[dot]net

Bump for you

sounds like a great opportunity for someone :thumbsup

Wow, a fellow Charlottean! Haha, didn't realize there were other GFYers in Charlotte.

Anyway, good luck on the search, I think it'll be pretty tough to convince someone to relocate to Charlotte - it's too clean and small of a city although it's certainly a city on the rise.

Only in Adult would a city be too clean :)

With that said, we have a bunch of great strip clubs here!

Still looking, eh? I'm sure someone will snap this up soon enough, if there's anyone AROUND Charlotte ... I'm on the other side of the state, and there's no one here, so .... maybe it's like that up your way!

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Another job seek,cool :)

Damn, are you all building an army of programmers or is it just that hard to find someone?

Great opportunity for a good programmer. AEBN is top notch with awesome people and great management. Decent location in a great city.

Excellent, pain free long-distance relocation last I checked too :winkwink:

Always looking, always hiring!

Most people here want to work for the banks, so it's tough to hire high-end PHP and database people in Adult.

When are you moving to Charlotte? <hint />

A small army :)

AEBN has about 16 on the core product programming team, plus 3 DBAs. The Traffic dept has 6 programmers, and I'm wanting to hire 5 more, plus a DBA. We have a very aggressive schedule for 2007 :)

What, those Southerners don't want to get into PORN?

And I wouldn't want to give you a heart attack with my salary history. :1orglaugh

I'm a few countries away, but this could be an interesting position.

Good luck drifting through all of the former RedHat employees. :thumbsup :1orglaugh

I'm one of those, but it doesn't mean I'd drive 3 hours to AEBN! :1orglaugh

Haha. Well, I'm at Trade and Tryon everyday, a place where you probably can't even spit without getting bad looks from others.

That's true but it's understandable seeing as how Charlotte is home to 2/3 of top retail banks in the US and dozens of smaller ones. If I ever get laid off or fired, I'll give you a call. :thumbsup

Think about it - wearing shorts and sandals to work every day, no ties, no uptown traffic.. it's paradise! We're just down the street from one of the proposed light rail park and rides, so IF that ever actually gets completed you can ride it to work :)

I'll get you a VIP card for starbucks :)

But I'm not even a good coder!

I'll whore myself out remotely, but not on-staff -- my salary requirements look like the national debt. :thumbsup

"aggressive" as in comming with a new affiliate backend? The stats feature could use some more functions.

Why haven't you purchased one of those for me?!?!?!? :Oh crap

I went down on him.

I wasn't going to say anything, but ... you forced my hand. :thumbsup

Really? I'm one of those too, and I do work here... hmm. When did you work there?

1999-2001. I was in San Fransisco and Silicon Valley at the time, though. Only visited the RTP office once, and ironically, I live here now -- LOL! :1orglaugh Originally, I'm from Connecticut, though.

That's the other programming group - this is for the Traffic dept.

I can't say much about what's in the core product pipeline, but I can say you'll love what they have in the works for the affiliate backend and the sales tools.

Hah!

I did my time in 2000-2002. Did you go to that first company wide meeting in 2000, where they threw this huge party at the end that was like a giant nerd rave? :1orglaugh

LOL, no. I was at the Mandrake party in CA, though, after all that happened. I worked for BeOpen (do you remember them?), with the Python team. I was their Vice President of Business Development. I was working with Jacobsen (RH's VP of Biz Dev) on the Google stuff, etc.

If you all ever convert to a .NET shop, i'll have to give y'all a call :)

No dont remember BeOpen, although it rings a bell. I started as a support minion, and then cut my teeth on some webdev of the much loathed hardware compatibility list.. had a brief stint at the end working for RHN as a QA Engineer, under Christian Gafton before I decided to escape!

does it come with unmoderated access to April? ;)

good to see AEBN keeping up with times and preparing for future.. Bump for a good opportunity...

Very cool! BeOpen was the company that hired the Python team -- Guido and his boys. We released Python 2.0, which Anaconda was written in, of course. After that finished, I did the RH thing.

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Yes! :1orglaugh

bump for programmers!

I've hired three, and need at least three more!

And again. I still need three more. Or four more, if you're out there!

Good luck, I would hate to live there. I'm happy a little North from ya.

:)