If you love what you do and strive to be on top of the latest technologies, then there may be a place for you at Vinsol.

The ideal person would have experience with several of the following skills, and a passion to learn the others : 

What you should bring to the table

• Experience (optional)  - We'll consider your application if you are straight out of college and have done some cool projects.
• Problem Solving Skills
• Passion for developing web or mobile applications
• Motivation to be on top of your area of expertise (read blogs, mailing lists)
• Love for Open Source technologies and always be ready to do something for the community
• Ruby/Rails (optional)
• Version Control/ Git (optional)
• Plan, write, estimate, task and execute User Stories within Iterations
• Clearly communicate problems, solutions and ideas to Project Managers
• Proficient in any sql database
• Good design sense, you will not be designing user interface, but you should be able to tell good design from bad
• Proficient in CSS, DHTML, Javascript (if you are applying for UI designer)
• Good knowledge of web standards
• Must be proficient with Illustrator, Photoshop, etc. (for UI designer)
• Flash skills not mandatory, but good to have(again for web designer)

What we offer

• Working in a small and experienced team
• Flexible working hours
• Good infrastructure
• Being part of team instead of working for someone
• Opportunity to work on cutting edge projects and technologies
• An informal environment 

How to Apply ?

Seriously, if you enjoy building great web applications with a bunch of really smart people, then email us today  hr at vinsol dot com . Let us know why you're interested in being part of our team. Start the conversation !

Please include the following in your e-mail:

•  Your personal resume
•  A brief description of why you want to work with Vinsol
•  Links (or description) of at least two projects you worked on. Please indicate your responsibilities on each one.
•  Link (or description) to something interesting you've worked on in your free time / hobby projects / open source
•  The title of the last book you read about software development