Archive for December, 2007

Job in Berlin - Flash Developer

Monday, December 17th, 2007 by Thomas

We are looking for a versatile Flash developer for full-time employment in our Berlin office with a solid background in object oriented web development and experience in AS3. We are seeking a motivated and confident problem solver with an eye for interaction design and a passion for web technologies.

You will be working in an international team of experienced developers in Berlin, London and Tokyo. Your role involves working closely with our front-end designers and the developer team to implement projects ranging from mini-sites and virals to large scale consumer & corporate websites. You will be working on projects such as:

Requirements

  • 2+ years experience in Flash development
  • Solid AS2 and AS3 Skills (OOP)
  • Experience with Flash integration technologies (Dynamic content, XML, Webservices)
  • Bandwidth and performance-friendly coding
  • A feel for good interaction design and usability.
  • Experience in related technologies and APIs is an advantage (i.e. Papervision 3D, Facebook API, Java, PHP)
  • English speakers are welcome

Less Rain is a digital design agency based in London, Berlin and Tokyo. We work independently & across 3 offices, in a multicultural team. Our services are aimed at producing sophisticated, concept driven, tailor made solutions for online communication, ranging from corporate to consumer websites, interactive content creation and online games, from the local to the international. Our client list includes Red Bull, BBC, Getty Images, Stockland Martel, Nike, Mitsubishi, Sega, Panasonic, Volkswagen.

Salary is negotiable dependant on experience.

We’re looking forward to your informative application via e-mail, including a CV and links to recent projects you developed. Please send your application to Thomas Meyer, bewerbung@lessrain.com

For further information about Less Rain visit:

http://www.lessrain.com

http://blog.lessrain.com

Multitouch Whiteboard using a Wiimote

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007 by Carsten Schneider

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