We have the sort of vacancy that doesn’t come up very often. You’ll know you’re THE ONE for this job when you read these points and get a spooky feeling that they were written about you:

• You like collecting lists of things to do (even though they might be given in an irritatingly haphazard manner) and organising them into do-able form, then making sure they get done on time. You might even be a fan of David Allen…
• You relish the thought of playing around with Facebook and calling it work
• Technical terms like SOAP, MySQL, XML and AJAX don’t phase you in the slightest. You might even have tinkered with some code
• You’re a contemplative sort, but you’re still passionate about getting to know people and figuring out what makes them tick
• Learning things energises you – you’re like a sponge for soaking up and assimilating new information. You’re able to retrieve it quickly while in the middle of something else
• Sometimes people tell you “Oh, thank you for doing that, I hadn’t even thought about asking you”
• Tactful and charming, you could even persuade a leopard to swap clothes with a zebra
• You could spot a missing detail from 50,000 feet.

We imagine, design and build exciting web stuff for international charities and big UK names. We run seminars and get invited to speak at conferences. We win awards for things that we build and get interviewed in the national and international press. Our work has even featured the Prime Minister.

We are open-minded about who our newest team member might be. You’ll need to be available in the next 4 weeks though; preferably sooner, because you’ll be spending a week learning hundreds of strange things about your new job, like why there is a gaffer-tape donkey hovering above our studio.

If you’d like to apply, please send an email with your CV attached to contact@rechord.com listing two references by the 9th February 2010.

In your email, please explain what made you think that you’re THE ONE, and tell us what your favourite sort of biscuit is. You’re welcome to ask questions too.

Ensured good data transfer from original site to Joomla-managed site, downloading/uploading data, link-checking, error-checking, reporting issues to Rechord.

Positive feedback on my contribution to this project means I was called back to do the same for another site.

More information to come.

I was called in again, to transfer data from the old site to the new Joomla-CMS based site, checking for ‘good data’ and link-consistency, whilst providing good records to Rechord of areas which were not working.

More information to come.

The starter question we were provided with was “If Dr Who travelled through time to the media world of 2027, what would he find? How would God be working in and through the media?”. The web stream’s specific brief was to design a simple site, to include articles, host the audio and video stream output, and provide some interactivity.

As the most ‘web-experienced’ member of the group, I took editorial responsibility for the site. We worked on many areas of the site together. Specific areas of the site that I wrote include:

• The Future?
• Andrew Graystone: being a Christian in the Media
• Online & New Media
• Religious Broadcasting
• Virtual Exhibition

With Frances Murphy I presented an overview of the site to conference delegates, to encouraging feedback.

We were trained by Rachel Collinson of Rechord.

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