(Austin, TX)

Coffee Shop Millionaire Education, Inc. is seeking a web developer for part-time contract work on an ongoing basis. We're a small group of entrepreneurial-minded people, so our ideal candidate is someone that is self-driven and interested in helping us build a long-term business.

The projects you'll work on will require the following skills:

• Front-end development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Backend development: PHP, MySQL
• Experience with Git source control
• Ability to use a command-line shell on Linux-based servers

Some of the tools/systems we use are:

• Wordpress
• MemberMouse
• jQuery
• Oempro
• NetAtlantic
• SendGrid
• Clickbank
• 1ShoppingCart
• Authorize.net
• Basecamp
• Backpack
• Github
• Rackspace Cloud Servers
• Amazon S3/Cloudfront

To be considered, please reply with 3 sites you've personally coded by hand (front-end and/or backend), as well as your answers to the following questions:

1. We have a MySQL table containing customer data such as name, email address, and phone number. Each day we manually copy & paste customer records into a spreadsheet and email it to our support team for follow-up phone calls. Describe how you would automate this process, step-by-step, including any tools or technologies you would use to accomplish this task.

2. A page on our website takes an average of 4-5 seconds to load. The page is composed of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and uses PHP/MySQL on the backend to dynamically display text, graphics and videos. Describe the process by which you would diagnose the load-time issues and the steps you would take to reduce load time to an acceptable level.

3. Customers wishing to cancel must submit a support request through our website. Describe how you would integrate a feedback survey (e.g. "Why are you canceling?", "How would you rate the content?", etc.) into the cancellation process, step-by-step, including any tools or technologies you would use to accomplish this task.

4. Several customers have complained that the members area is mis-formatted and the videos don't play on their Android tablets. Describe the process by which you would diagnose these issues, test for cross-platform compatibility, and improve Android support for our members.

We look forward to hearing from you!