We are hiring at CueBlocks!
CueBlocks is looking for new Cuebies 🙂
We are expanding and are looking for some really talented people to join our growing team!
Here is a list of 9 immediate openings we have at CueBlocks. Interested candidates can send their C.V. along with a cover letter to careers@cueblocks.com
Current Job Openings:
a. PHP Developers: 5 positions
This position is open for passionate coders and PHP Gurus with prior experience in Magento / Zend Framework.
Experience range: 2 year to 5 years.
b. Network Administrator: 1 position
Experience: Minimum 1 year
c. Linux Web Server Administrator: 1 position
Experience: Minimum 2 years
d. SEO Analyst: 1 position
Experience: Minimum 2 years
e. Web Designer: 1 position
Experience: Minimum 2 years
If any of these openings match with your passion, interest or aspiration, get in touch with us, we might just need you. Send across your updated C.V. and cover letter to careers@cueblocks.com
Know more about us. Follow the link to have a look at life at CueBlocks http://bit.ly/dUStLc
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