Major Robot Interactive

Major Robot is looking for a freelance Drupal Developer to lend a hand on various projects over the next couple of months. We're seeking a motivated, easy-to-work-with individual who has both back-end and front-end Drupal experience. Interest in stretching Drupal's bounds, including melding Drupal with MVC philosophies, is a plus.

Email resumes to [email protected]
No phone calls, please.

Requirements
- Individual contractors only - no recruiters
- Must be authorized to work in the United States - 1099 only
- Ability to work remotely

Experience
- At least one year of experience developing and theming for Drupal 7.

Skills
- Building/editing Drupal 7 modules
- Drupal 7 theming
- Highly proficient with PHP
- Proficient with HTML, CSS, Javascript
- Knowledge of Drupal best practices
- Comfort with the MVC design pattern

Time Commitment
We're estimating 10-20 hours per week for at least the next two months.

About Us
Major Robot Interactive is a small team of innovative designers and developers based in the creative hotbed of Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York. We specialize in building and developing Content Management Systems (CMS), exhibit interfaces for museums, and other online interactive experiences. Major Robot’s collaborations with Moey Inc. have been seen in The Children’s Museum of Houston and The New York Historical Society, as well as the New York headquarters of American Express and Google, Inc. We have built solutions for the National Museum of Natural History (with C&G Partners), The Maritime Aquarium (in collaboration with RBH Media), as well as for the New York based non-profits Building Markets, Re:Gender (formerly The National Council for Research on Women), and Hand/Eye Magazine.

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