Web Developer
Location: NZ, N, Auckland
Employment type: Full-time
Required experience: Associate
Required education: Bachelor's Degree
Industry: Information Technology and Services
Function: Information Technology
Company profile: Tailor is a digital agency specialising in three things:User interface design and development for enterpriseWe work alongside the development teams of large organisations like Auckland Transport and Progressive Enterprises to design and build (front-end code) the user interface for complex websites and applications. Digital platform design, development and ongoing support for SMEs and entrepreneursWe work with dynamic organisations like My Food Bag and All Blacks Tours to build bespoke systems and apps that are core to their business. We provide a comprehensive range of digital product development services, including strategy, technical scoping, product management, ongoing support and optimisation. Digital development and ongoing support for agenciesWe partner with advertising and marketing agencies to do the “heavy lifting” digital development they can’t do in-house. This is primarily large-scale CMS-based websites, but we also build mobile apps, Facebook apps, and other complex websites. To deliver this unique mix, we’ve got an incredibly diverse but talented team of people - each of whom shares the founders’ passion and pragmatic approach to creating great digital solutions.We're extremely proud of our team, and genuinely believe that our people are our greatest asset. As such, we strive to provide a working environment that is among the best in the industry.We offer:An open culture, where diversity and personality are most welcomeA range of office perks - fridge and pantry stocked with 'healthy' treats, weekly team lunch etc.Personal/professional development - we provide a generous annual allowance to develop your skills and/or attend conferences Work-life balance - we are flexible with working hours and fully supportive of other life/family commitments - school/childcare, sports teams, extra study, and side-projects/business venturesFrom this year, we will offer staff the opportunity to invest (and/or work for equity) in a couple of internal projects we are looking to commercialise
Description:  We're looking for a motivated, talented web developer to join our Auckland-based team.You will be a true craftsman (or woman!) - fastidious about creating beautiful code that faithfully brings the design to life.Though most of your work will be front-end development (HTML, CSS, Javascript and integration), it would be great if you had another string or two to your bow - and could help us with design or back-end development (i.e. PHP, iOS etc.) as well.
Requirements: Technically, you'll have:2+ years experience in front-end web development Experience translating design comps/mockups into flexible and usable HTML and CSS (table-less) templatesExpert hands-on knowledge of javascript (heavyweight and OO) / jQuery / Ajax Strong working knowledge developing cross platform/browser compatibility (IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc.) for websites and dynamic web applications Familiarity with and adherence to web standards and best practices for load time reduction and accessibility Experience with any of the following: Wordpress, Expression Engine, PHP, Drupal, Django Experience with source/version control softwareKnowledge of SEO best practices Experience with shell environments (bash,tcsh etc) and UNIX/Linux administration (a plus but not necessary)Experience with back-end development (i.e. PHP, .Net, iOS etc.) a plus but not necessaryPersonally, you'll be: An excellent problem solver and love technical challenges  Self-motivated, and able to multi-task Able to take initiative to be productive and efficient Able to function independently and still work well in a team environment A great communicator (both in person and in writing), particularly while interacting with individuals with a range of technical understandingApplicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.
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