Agoge, Inc. is seeking a part-time PHP developer to work on one of our websites, http://subeta.net.
Responsibilities include maintaining existing code, including fixing bugs, making upgrades, and implementing new features and content, as well as supporting our User Administrators when they need programming assistance.
Qualifications (what we're looking for):
- Knowledge of PHP, Javascript, and MySQL - we're not looking for concrete experience in a past PHP job necessarily, but demonstratable skills doing LAMP web programming.
- Responsibility, self-motivation and a willingness to learn are essential - you should be comfortable being handed a project and attacking it on your own, asking questions as needed.
- Willingness to follow web standards and coding guidelines.
- Personality and sense of humor mandatory!
- Experience with Linux, SSH, or Subversion is a plus.
- Experience with web scalability problems a definite bonus.
- Located in the US.
Benefits (what we can offer):
- Work where you choose - collaborate online with the other coders and staff members.
- Work when you choose - set your own schedule, work around classes and homework.
- Earn real-world experience working on a dynamic website and the problems involved
- Have your code used by thousands of users daily.
- And of course, make some spending money!
How to apply:
- Email [email protected], and attach your resume.
- Include links to projects and examples of your work (or attach source code).
- Let us know when you can interview.
- While you wait to hear from us, learn to use IRC - it's how we collaborate.

I'm currently studying web development in university but not ready to apply for any jobs yet plus I am not qualified in PHP or MYSQL yet. I'd say if the opportunity comes up again that I might inquire more about this job offering post for Subeta. A person who is serious about applying for the job will want to know more details on the pay, where they will be working from, and so forth. If it was a work-at-home web development internship opportunity for Subeta then I would jump on it in about a year from now or so. Definitely need some experience in my portfolio and resume.