Sean Sanders, current T&S intern
T&S is looking for an additional programming intern to work 20 hours a week this summer. As is always the case with us, this is a paid internship.
If you’re interested in joining our team here at T&S, just call our intern job hotline at 241-1051. Listen to the entire message, then leave the information that you’ll hear me ask for.
Don’t have web experience? That’s okay! We focus on hiring interns who are willing to learn, not those with web experience.
And if you know of anyone who would be a good candidate, be sure to pass this information along to them as well.
Just a note for all you hopefuls who haven’t applied with T&S yet, but were still planning to. If you are applying to be a T&S intern, call 241-1051 and leave a message before 10am on Wednesday, September 9. We are cutting off the applicants at that point.
Good luck!
Amber Hanks, current intern
I’m excited to announce that we’re ready to hire new interns for the fall. We’ll be hiring both design and programming interns. There will be either 2 or 3 of each, for a combined 40 hours designers and 40 hours programmers.
And these are paid internships, though we’re fine if you get school credit for them as well.
If you’re interested in joining our team here at T&S, just call our intern job hotline at 241-1051. Listen to the entire message, then leave the information that you’ll hear me ask for.
And if you know of anyone who would be a good candidate, be sure to pass this information along to them as well.
We’re looking to hire on a full-time programmer student worker for this summer, with the possibility of continuing on into the school year. We are looking for someone who learns quickly. Experience in the following is a plus, but IS NOT absolutely necessary:
- PHP
- MySQL
- XHTML / CSS
- Javascript (jQuery experience would be nice)
- General IT support
- Social Networking
- Wordpress
- Adobe suite (Photoshop, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, etc.)
Again, experience in those areas is not necessary, but would be a plus. We’re looking for someone to start immediately after the semester ends, the very next week.
Email us your resume, any code samples, and URL to any online work you’ve done. Also indicate the date you would be available to begin, and when your summer break ends. If you look like you might be a good fit, we will call or email you to schedule an interview.
- Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
- Compensation: $10/hr
- This is an internship job
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Well, in the very, very early hours of this morning, we launched our new website’s design. It had been a traditional “shoemaker’s children” type problem, where our quality of websites and design in generally has continuously improved over the past year, but our site stayed the same because we were busy work on other people’s websites and print design.
After putting it off for much too long, we all pitched in and worked really hard these last couple of weeks to get our site done. And it’s really paid off.
Take a look above at our old site on the right compared to our new site on the left, and you’ll see what I mean about our drastic increase in skill over the last several months. Although the website we designed for ourselves at the beginning of last year was solid, it was no longer reflective of our collective capabilities.
Major kudos goes to Dave, who spent hours and hours working on the site, getting it done phenomonally fast while still doing an outstanding job. And to Eric, who still plans to redo much of the coding his boss threw together to get the site online quicker. Eric, please don’t cry when you start looking at my code.
Please, take a look around. We would love any feedback on the new design.
This is February 23, 2009, at the T&S office. We thought it would be fun to record the entire day, but condense it down to a little over a minute, so you can see everything in time-lapsed format.
Nick Little is our senior programmer and was our first official employee. We recently all went out to eat to celebrate his one-year anniversary with T&S.
Last night, Nick had an accident that landed him in the Emergency Room. He will be out of commission for a few days, but should be back up to full speed within a week or so.
I know Nick, his wife and their newborn son would appreciate your thoughts and prayers.
