Cyber Switching, Inc. designs and manufactures a comprehensive line of power management devices that provide solutions for remote access, rebooting, and power cycling of any attached device, anywhere in the world. The company began developing products in 1994, incorporated in 1999 and employs a team that is dedicated to turning ideas into solutions.

We are expanding our team to include PHP Web Developers for future product innovation.

Our product line includes both embedded power management hardware as well as centralized software for command & control of our hardware products. Cyber Switching offers an innovative and dynamic environment where you can learn and grow your skills by participating in the design and implementation of our core products.

Qualifications:

• Design and architecture experience with scalable N-tier systems and MVC design patterns
• Solid experience in web development, programming languages, and database systems (PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, AJAX, etc.)
• BS or MS in related field
• 2-5 years experience
• Ability to innovate new solutions to solve customer needs
• Good communication and teamwork skills

Candidates with experience/exposure in the following will be given preference:

• PHP 5 object oriented programming
• Zend Framework (preferred), Symphony, or CakePHP experience
• Knowledge of basic network protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP, SNMP, etc.)
• Knowledge of application and web security
• Experience with high availability, high volume web applications

To apply or find out more, please e-mail me at chrisv@cyberswitching.com or call our main number at 408-436-9830.

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