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ColdFusion Job in Washington DC

Apr05
2010 Written by Jon Dowdle

Tired of your boring job?
Love making exceptional software and directly impacting users?
Thinking about moving to the national's capital?
Want to work with amazing people?
Want to eat lunch with President Obama?*

If you answered yes to the first four questions, then I have a great opportunity for you! Interfolio is currently looking to hire an intermediate ColdFusion Developer in the downtown Washington DC area.

I've taken the requirements and qualifications out of the job description and pasted them below. If you'd like to read the full job description, see the link at the bottom of the page.

Responsibilities:

  • Digest and understand user requirements/specifications
  • Participate in maintenance, enhancements and new development
  • Contribute to the testing and release of new software
  • Work with other members of the technical team to plan software solutions
  • Make recommendations to improve the products and software to increase revenue/profitability
  • Keep track of multiple projects at once and adapt to shifting priorities
  • Perform other related duties to support Interfolio's technology

Required Qualifications:

  • ColdFusion MX and above (3+ years)
  • SQL, preferable MySQL
  • HTML
  • JavaScript
  • CSS
  • AJAX
  • Mach-II or similar Object-Oriented Framework
  • Good written and verbal communication skills with both technical and non-technical audiences

If you're interested send your cover letter and resume to recruiting@interfolio.com

Full job posting here.

Here is one of the Interfolio products ("Portfolio") in use to display the job description.

Here is Interfolio's website: http://www.interfolio.com.

* This posting makes no guarantees for lunch with President Obama, but Interfolio's office is within walking distance of the White House.

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My New Job at Interfolio Inc.

May14
2009 Written by Jon Dowdle

Two weeks ago I posted to Twitter that Emily and I would be moving to Washington, D.C.  I wanted to fill in the blanks for anyone that hasn't heard the whole story.

Around mid-November, I applied for a job after seeing a post on Sam Farmer's blog. Long story short, one phone interview, one trip to D.C. and four months later, I formally accepted a position with the Interfolio team. I've now officially started in my new position and thought a blog post was deserving.

As far as time lines, I will be working from home for the rest of May and we're moving during the first week of June. We're both excited for the great opportunities that this move presents to us.

Also, I'd like to say thank you to the team that I left at Mojo Interactive. If you're looking for a Coldfusion job in the Orlando area, send me your resume and I'll pass it to the right person at Mojo Interactive.

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