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PHP/ Ruby/ PERL Web Developer - Leeds

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Location:Leeds leeds | west yorkshire
Tags: perl | php | ruby | web developer | developer | perl web developer | java | unix | html | sql | css | linux | javascript | perl leeds | perl west yorkshire
Type:Permanent
PHP/ PERL/ Ruby Web Developer

PHP/ PERL/ Ruby Web Developer required by my client, a market leading organisation within the automotive industry, based in the West Yorkshire area.

As Web developer you will have experience with at least 2 of the following; Perl, Ruby, PHP, Linux/ Unix, HTML/ CSS, and any experience with Java, SQL or Java script is an advantage.

You will be responsible for developing and maintaining both client and company websites, and for developing future sites also.

If you are interested in this position please apply directly, the salary on offer for this role is up to 35K dependant upon experience.

Keywords: PHP, Perl, Ruby, HTML, CSS, Linux, Unix, Java, SQL, Javascript, web, Leeds, West Yorkshire, Bradford,
http://www.technojobs.co.uk/job.phtml/150154

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