Css Coder For Earth Org Remote Part Time

At Earth.org we are building a Web2.0 travel guide with a responsible mindset, collaboratively sourced from users and travellers around the world. And we're not just talk about being responsible: at least 50% of our net profits will go into environmental, social and cultural projects.

We are a 100% remote team around the world working on the initial beta which has been silently launched and needs your support to get off the ground. We are a small, open-minded and dedicated team and are looking for people who can work independently at the workplace of their choice - be it a beach in Bali, a cafe in Rio de Janeiro or your bedroom in Prague (due to time zone problems we can not consider Australia and New Zealand).

To complete our technical team Earth.org is looking for 1 (one) more passionate, dedicated, ingenious, responsible and underpaid CSS coder (10 hours/week), who will play a significant role in the technical development of Earth.org.

PLEASE RESPECT THAT WE WILL NOT CONSIDER IT SERVICES COMPANIES.

Your tasks include:

- Full responsiblity for the CSS on Earth.org

- Coordiantion with JavaScript and PHP developers

Our requirements:

- Extensive experience with CSS and xHTML and the different browser versions

- Understanding the PHP and JavaScript basics

- Component oriented CSS code design

- Ability to produce reusable and context bases CSS code

- Ideally you have knowledge in PHP

- Strong grasp of the English language

- Ideally remote work experience, at least you have the ability to work with people from other countries, cultures, languages and belief structures

- You share our environmental, social and cultural friendly mindset

We can only take replies that contain:

- A detailed description of your experience regarding our requirements

- Your hourly fee

Location: remote work at your preferred location

Time horizon: minimum 12 months, preferable long-term

Interested? Contact us at:

E-mail: work@earth.org

See all Earth.org open positions here: http://www.earth.org/pages/jobs