Marketing Engines Employee Technology Checklist

INTRODUCTION

This document is to measure developers skills and experiences (the “Skills”) so they are better placed on appropriate projects (the ‘‘Projects’’) provided by Marketing Engines, Inc. (“Marketing Engines” or “Marketing Engine” collectively, “Us”).

DEVELOPER CHECKLIST

As a software engineer, you’ll be working with a team of developers and diverse projects. To be successful in this role, programmers must demonstrate their knowledge of critical thinking and problem solving. Any site that you develop should render properly across all devices, as more and more people access the internet via mobile devices. Therefore, stick with front-end frameworks that support responsive web design. This way you’ll have one less thing to worry about.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Here’s a summary of expected duties and responsibilities.

 Coordinate with Project Manager on current programming tasks.  Collaborate with other programmers to design and implement necessary features.  Quickly produce well-organized, optimized, and documented source code.  Log you daily work hours in Project Management tools like JIRA, Basecamp, etc.  Debug existing source code and polish feature sets.  Contribute to technical design documentation.  Work independently when required.  Continuously learn and improve your skills.  Pay careful attention to detail is essential and all tasks must be carried out to the highest standard.

REQUIREMENTS

You are required to specify your proficiency in the following listed skills.

SKILL NAME LIBRARIES & FRAMEWORKS EXPERIENCE LEVEL

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

Laravel, Core-PHP, CodeIgniter, Zend, Yii, WordPress, PHP (3 = Average; 5 = Excellent) Joomla, Drupal, Magento, Prestashop

C# MVC, WebForms, WinForms, SilverLight, WebApi

JEE/J2EE, Java 2D, JSP, Apache Wicket, JMS, Swing, Spring, Java Struts, Hibernate, Velocity, Apache Commons, GWT, JXL

Ruby on Rails Rails, Hobo, RMagick, Geokit

jQuery, Knockout, AngularJS, ReactJS, VUEJs, Ember, JavaScript UnderscoreJs, Grunt & Gulp, BackBone

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DATABASE / DATA STORAGE

Microsoft Sql Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL DB2

No SQL MongoDB, Cassandra, Redis, HBase,Neo4J

CSS Semantic-UI, Bootstrap, Foundation, Materialize, UIKit

VERSION GIT/GitHub, Bitbucket, SVN , MS Source Safe CONTROL

Facebook API, Google APIs, Amazon S3, Twitter API, API SalesForce, YouTube

PAYMENT Paypal, Stripe, Forte, Dwolla, Skrill, Amazon Pay GATEWAYS

BUSINESS Pentaho Business Inteligence, Crystal Reports, Dundas INTELLIGENCE

Insightly, SalesForce, Zoho, Microsoft Dynamics, PipeDrive, CRM HubSpot

IDE Sublime Text, Eclipse, MS Visual Studio, NetBeans

UNIT TESTING JUnit, DBUnit, utPLSQL, NUnit, PHPUnit

PhoneGap, iPhone SDK, Android SDK, JQuery Mobile, MOBILE Xamrin

NETWORKING HTTP/HTTPS, POP3, SMTP, FTP,SFTP, TCP/IP

TOP SKILLS

List your top skills you possess here:

NOTICE DATE

This notice was last updated 05/04/2017.

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DESIGNER CHECKLIST

Graphic design is as much a science as it is an art form. While half of the job is based on sound coding and design know-how, the other half is based on just having an intuitive sense of what looks good and what doesn’t. On today's Web, there are a staggering variety of devices and screen sizes being used. To this end, websites must support this wide range of user devices with responsive websites that are built for this multi-device world.

Here are the fundamentals that you as a designer should take care of  COLOR Color is at the heart of web design because it helps to establish the theme and motive of any effective design. In addition, it also works on the psychological, where colors influence how a site visitor views his user experience.

 FLOW Flow is a reference to a site visitor’s visual movement as he experiences the website. Flow includes the proper use of depth, color, hierarchy, shapes and lines. Flow tools include perspective, spacing and facial direction.

 SPACING Spacing is pretty much straightforward. It relates to the distance from one element to the other. All websites with a great user experience are well-spaced. Generally, the space ought to be generous enough for the elements to breathe while still being narrow enough to ensure good readability. It’s a balancing act.

REQUIREMENTS

You are required to specify your proficiency in the following listed skills.

SKILL NAME LIBRARIES & FRAMEWORKS EXPERIENCE LEVEL

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, After GRAPHIC DESIGN Effects, Adobe Premier, Animate CC, SVG.Edit, CorelDraw

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DIGITAL MARKETER CHECKLIST

As a Digital marketer you will utilize multiple channels such as content marketing, influencer marketing, SEO, social media and online advertising to help our clients connect with customers and uncover performance of marketing programs in real-time.

REQUIREMENTS

You are required to specify your proficiency in the following listed skills.

SKILL NAME LIBRARIES & FRAMEWORKS EXPERIENCE LEVEL

WebCEO, SEO Profiler , SEMRush, Moz , SEOQuake, SEO Screaming Frog, Google Search Console,AHrefs

MARKETING Marketo, Pardot, HubSpot, InfusionSoft,Zoho, Eloqua, Act-

AUTOMATION on

CONTENT BuzzSumo, Klear, GroupHigh, Traackr, Zoomph,

INFLUENCER InsightPool, TapInfluence

EMAIL Mailchimp, Getresponse, Aweber,ActiveCampaign,

MARKETING ConvertKit

SOCIAL MEDIA HootSuite, SpredFast, Percolate, Tweetdeck, OktoPost,

MANAGEMENT Buffer, Bit.ly,Tweepi, Pingdom, Sprout Social

AdWords Editor,Bing Ads Editor,WordStream Advisor, PPC AdWords Performance Grader, SEMrush, SEMrush, AdEspresso,iSpionage

ANALYTICS Google Analytics, Clicky, MixPanel, Piwik, Parse.ly, Woopra

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