Folks, The SANS Securing The Human team is looking for a technical developer to help grow our organization.  We are a fast growing division of about 10 people within the SANS Institute. The position is to help design, build, test and maintain our current online training platform. This is a fast paced environment as we are continually growing and innovating.  You will have a big impact on how we grow our organization.  If you or anyone you know may be interested please contact me at lspitzner@sans.org. Position: Full-time position, starting immediately Location: Work from home. Preferably North America, GMT-5 or GMT-6 time zones. Technical Skills: Required:
  • Must have strong background in PHP, include reporting.
  • Good knowledge of Javascript
  • Good knowledge of CSS and GUI design
  • Reasonable knowledge of MySQL
  • Must have worked in high pace environment
  • Must have testing experience
  • Must have experience with SVNs
  • Must have experience in enterprise level development. Web application development (JAVA, .NET) maybe nice to have for future development objectives.
  • Must have experience with cross browser development and old to modern browser development
  • Must be customer focused
  • Needs to have high aptitude for troubleshooting
  • Experience with error trapping routines and catch code
  • Effective with communication through various mediums such including Skype, Email, and voice.
  • Knows that well documented code is a standard practice.
  • Can handle high output work efforts.
Desirable:
  • Knowledge of JQuery
  • Knowledge of Linux / UNIX environments.
  • Experience with HTML5, Video and FLASH.
  • Ability to create custom Jquery plugins
Other:  During your interview, you will be given a technical assessment. We are not looking for encyclopaedic knowledge of languages, but we are looking for demonstrated in-depth understanding.
About the Author
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Lance Spitzner

Director, SANS Security Awareness
Lance has over 20 years of security experience in cyber threat research, awareness and training. He invented the concept of honeynets, founded the Honeynet Project and helped pioneer the field of cyber intelligence. Lance has published three security books, consulted in over 25 countries and helped hundreds of organizations establish mature security awareness programs. Lance serves on the Board for the NCSA, is a frequent presenter, serial tweeter ( @lspitzner ) and works on numerous community security projects. He served as an armor officer in the Army's Rapid Deployment Force and earned his MBA from the University of Illinois.