Want to work for NME.COM?
NME.COM is looking for a Digital Producer (Web Developer)
Fancy a challenging job working for the world's greatest music website?
NME.COM is looking for a technically-minded creative individual to join its award winning team to work across NME.COM and Uncut.co.uk.
Working in NME's London office, the Digital Producer will be required to build special features and new website sections, as well as integrated sponsored content and other such projects.
The Digital Producer will also work onsite at large-scale events such as festivals and the Shockwaves NME Awards.
Candidates should have the following skills:
·Excellent grasp of HTML and CSS to W3C standards and an advanced level
·Basic understanding of PHP, MySQL and Javascript
·Good use of Photoshop or equivalent
·Be a self-motivated individual, passionate about the NME brand, with creativity and a flair when using new technologies
When applying, please send examples of your work with explanations of your involvement and salary expectations. Send your application to David@nme.com and mark it Digital Producer (Web Applicant).
NME.COM is looking for a technically-minded creative individual to join its award winning team to work across NME.COM and Uncut.co.uk.
Working in NME's London office, the Digital Producer will be required to build special features and new website sections, as well as integrated sponsored content and other such projects.
The Digital Producer will also work onsite at large-scale events such as festivals and the Shockwaves NME Awards.
Candidates should have the following skills:
·Excellent grasp of HTML and CSS to W3C standards and an advanced level
·Basic understanding of PHP, MySQL and Javascript
·Good use of Photoshop or equivalent
·Be a self-motivated individual, passionate about the NME brand, with creativity and a flair when using new technologies
When applying, please send examples of your work with explanations of your involvement and salary expectations. Send your application to David@nme.com and mark it Digital Producer (Web Applicant).
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