Splattered Ink is a fast growing, young, web development company. We currently have a position open for a front-end developer. Working at Splattered Ink requires a can-do attitude, passion for web technologies, HTML/CSS development and debugging experience, and some Javascript and jQuery knowledge. Previous experience with large scale CMS's, Joomla, or MVC architecture is a plus.

Splattered Ink is a fast growing, young, web development company. We need an office manager with skills, experience and savvy to be the back bone of day-to-day operations.

To thrive in this role, you'll need to love working with people, tons of variety, work independently, communicate well and be super organized! We are looking for a motivated individual with a proven track record in office administration. You may have experience from a different field than small business or technology. We are looking for a proven ability to work under pressure and prioritise. The right candidate will play an integral part in the future expansion of our company.

This is a unique opportunity and the role can be flexible to fit the strengths and interests of the right candidate (including the days and hours to be worked).

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Intro

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