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Client Side Developer, Future Media and Technology for Audio & Music Interactive              Ref. 974708                      

London                                                                                                        

As part of the ‘Future Media’ team embedded within BBC Audio and Music (the people that bring you the BBC’s national speech and music radio stations, including Radios 1,2,3,4, Five Live, and 6music), you’ll help build innovative, interactive websites and content production systems. Working on large and small scale projects both on your own and as part of the wider team, you’ll be responsible for advising on the required resources and timescales associated with project work, as well as writing code using (x)HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, XSSI, XSLT/XML or other client side technology.

To do this, you’ll need an excellent knowledge of XHTML, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, XML/XSLT and XSSI, plus a high level of demonstrable ability in PHP and Zend Framework. A thorough working knowledge of MVC design patterns and experience using client side Javascript frameworks (such as Prototype, Script.aculo.us, and JQuery) will also be important. In addition, a familiarity with apache-based servers and a very strong understanding of W3C standards, browser compatibility issues, usability and accessibility best practices will be crucial.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting

http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25527&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.

Information Architect, Future Media and Technology for Audio & Music Interactive         Ref. 974608

London                                                                                                        

Innovating on the web and other platforms, the Future Media and Technology team run existing services like bbc.co.uk/programmes and iPlayer for Radio, and work tirelessly on shipping new product ideas. As part of the team, you’ll take responsibility for the definition, evolution and implementation of robust and highly usable information structures for software and information products currently under development in Audio & Music Interactive. More specifically, this will involve you developing domain models to categorise and structure information while gathering and realising user requirements for given products.

This role demands someone with a good level of experience of Domain Driven Design. In addition, you’ll need a real understanding of full stack web applications (from database to markup), as well as knowledge of HTTP and RESTful architectures. And, as an effective communicator with the ability to present clear and focused ideas and concepts to a diverse audience, you’ll be comfortable working in an agile environment with multi-disciplinary teams.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25530&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.

Client Side Developer, Future Media and Technology for Audio & Music Interactive      Ref. 974108

London                                                                                                             

                  
As part of the ‘Future Media’ team embedded within BBC Audio and Music (the people that bring you the BBC’s national speech and music radio stations, including Radios 1,2,3,4, Five Live, and 6music), you’ll develop applications using Flash and ActionScript 3. Working on large and small scale projects both on your own and as part of the wider team, you’ll be responsible for advising on the required resources and timescales associated with project work, as well as writing code using (x)HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, XSSI, XSLT/XML or other client side technology.

To do this, you’ll need an excellent knowledge of Flash and ActionScript 3, plus a demonstrable ability XHTML, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, XML/XSLT and XSSI. A high level of skill in PHP will also be necessary, as will a thorough working knowledge of MVC design patterns and experience using client side Javascript frameworks (such as Prototype, Script.aculo.us, and JQuery). In addition, a familiarity with apache-based servers and a very strong understanding of W3C standards, browser compatibility issues, usability and accessibility best practices will be crucial.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting

http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25525&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.

Designer                                                                                                       Ref. 4045808

London

With creative flair, solid interaction design experience and strong Flash and Actionscript skills, you’ll make an instant impression on our Audio and Music Interactive department. You’ll become a key member of the team, producing innovative designs solutions for a broad range of multi-platform projects. Working closely with our interactive and network teams, you’ll play a big part in the digital development of our radio and music brands. More specifically, you’ll develop effective designs that create engaging user experiences and that reflect brand guidelines and research findings.

The essentials include a good track record in interaction design, visual communications flair, and a relevant graphic design qualification. Strong Photoshop and Illustrator skills plus a knowledge of CSS are also important. Support these talents with the ability to work independently, plus the drive to add your ideas and energy to every brief, then this will be an excellent next move.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25906&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.

Designer, Audio & Music, Audio & Music Interactive                         Ref. 4045508

London

The digital arena has become an increasingly high profile and essential channel for the BBC. We are in the midst of building next generation products for all our globally renowned radio networks and music services, across a range of platforms, and seek talented and experienced designers with visual flair and proven interaction design skills to help our department produce innovative initiatives across the BBC. Working either independently or with a team, you’ll work on design projects from initial brief and ideas through to the point they become fully worked out solutions that achieve creative and business aspirations.

To find success, you’ll need to possess formal graphic design or design qualifications, as well as extensive experience of interactive screen based design. You’ll be able to show us an outstanding portfolio of successfully delivered projects, which demonstrate a strong flair for visual design and communication. Plus a knowledge and experience of interaction design, application design and information architecture that’s second to none.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25905&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.

Software Engineer, Technology and Design                                     Ref. 974808

London

As a creatively-minded Software Engineer with a strong analytical brain and a passion for music and radio, you’ll be in your element in our Technology and Design team. We run innovative new services such as iPlayer for Radio and introduce new ideas across a range of digital platform. You’ll play your part by building our sites and content production systems, as well as advising the team on system development issues.

The focus of the role will be on writing code for projects of every size using Ruby on Rails, Java, mod_perl, PHP, Python and other technologies. This will involve working closely with Technical Project Managers, the production team and designers. As a result, you’ll need to combine strong technical skills with an eye for detail, a calm approach and well-developed organisational ability.

Technically, you’ll need in-depth knowledge of MVC design platforms, experience using server side frameworks and apache-based servers, plus exposure to project tools such as Agile. Add knowledge of version control and experience of client side technologies to this and you’ll be close to our perfect profile.

Applications to be received by 23 January.

You can apply for this role and learn about how we do things at the BBC, by visiting

http://jobs.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_bbc01.asp?newms=jj&id=25528&aid=15689

Alternatively, please call 0370 333 1330.Textphone 02890 328 478.