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Dec 29 2008

A Christmas present from Rob Curley

Published at 11:28 am

I’m in no position to move to Las Vegas, much as I wish it were otherwise. So why do I think this job posting from Rob Curley is a Christmas present?

Because it shows me that my dream job does in fact exist out there. Listen to this:

But we need more than a good eye and Photoshop comps. We need a designer/developer who eats, sleeps and shits valid XHTML, CSS and JavaScript, and has a basic knowledge of server-side web development. Applicants must be able to design, build, test and integrate features/sites into our Django-based CMS quickly, sometimes in only a few minutes.

Cool. I just did something bad in my pants.

Now if only someone up here in Canada would put out a job ad that looks like that.

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