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- Member Since: Mar 2011
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Category:IT/Web/Programming > Web Programming
ID:62686
Title:On-going Programming & Development for Vehicle Contracting Client
Location:Anywhere
Job Description
We are looking for a programmer/developer with the following skills to work alongside our firm to help develop further, two of our clients\' vehicle contracting and leasing websites, which are currently live.
Currently we have a list of immediate updates that are required and will be confirmed in a \'scope of work\' document, then once quotations has been obtained and confirmed (Based on fixed or est. depending on work + break down of hourly rate), work will be scheduled in for completion.
Future innovations, will also be considered, so a pro-active involvement would be an advantage. We are looking to build a long term relationship so only reliable, contactable and competent candidates need apply.
Skills required: C#/.Net, ASP.NET, JQuery, XML, CSS, SQL Server, Nhibernate and Castle Project.
Work will be required to front end and back, end in-house cms systems.
Job Budget
Type:Per Hour
Contract duration:Ongoing
Weekly commitment needed:Not Sure
Budget:Not Specified
Additional Information
Attached Files: None
Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:10/03/2011 13:20
Clarification Board
B. W. on 10/03/2011 14:00Hi Brad,
I dont usually supply an hourly rate (on the basis that someone who charges £5/hr may take 10 times as long to do what I would accomplish in an hour)
I normally quote on a project by project basis unless it is a long term client. Please could you be more specific about what is actually entailed work-wise and what kind of system is being used in-house.
Thanks.
Ben
Reply from Client
B. R. on 10/03/2011 14:31Hi Ben,
Thank you for your prompt response and yes I understand your comments and how your experience dictates, coupled with the job in hand.
To be fair that is exactly what we are trying to acheive from past experiences in supporting design work.
We accept that projects are not always as straightforward as they may first appear or that sometimes the scope of work has not been correctly detailed, or even altered by the client themselves.
We want to avoid is paying somebody to learn technically on the job, as opposed to paying somebody the going rate for competently completing a project to a competent technical standard.
If you can submit a bid, then I can pm you some details and a couple of work schedule examples so that you can see what you would be working with and the sort of updates required.
Kind Regards
Brad
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