Part Time Job for Student Web Developer

[Patrick Bailey]

Please send your resumé and any relevant portfolio work to joe at homscout.com

Job Title: Web Application Developer
Company: Homscout
Location: Distributed/Remote (this is a lean start-up based in Grand Rapids with no brick and mortar location)
Job Type: 15-25 hrs per week (part-time)
Pay: Hourly (Negotiable rate)
Start date: Immediately

About Homscout (http://homscout.com/)
Homscout is an app that provides an easy way for roofing, window, and siding repair contractors to identify homes with problems and send mailers directly to the home, ultimately increasing the targeting effectiveness of contractors marketing by more than 90%!

Job Overview
Homscout is seeking a talented developer to bring a web application prototype to life. You will work with our core team and be provided with business direction, functional requirements, customer insights, and all necessary design assets. In addition to honing your skills as a developer, this position will give you invaluable experience as you gain a glimpse inside the inner-workings of a real start-up.

Necessary Qualifications
- Ability to develop a web application prototype with a corresponding database that can be used successfully by a small group of beta users (<50) via mobile devices
- Strong understanding of current web practices, cross-browser compatibility, general web functions and standards.
- Experience working with Web Applications and programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery and API's.
- Functional knowledge or hands on experience with Web Services (REST, SOAP, etc)
- Ability to work and stay on task independently and remotely
- Ability to deliver work on time and attention to detail
- Ability to understand, interpret, and creatively solve provided business problems

Please send your resumé and any relevant portfolio work to joe at homscout.com

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