Looking for a Great Flex/Flash Engineer

Hi All,
Apologies if this isn't an appropriate place for posting such a request, but I'm a long-time user of Adobe Flash and Flex. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the future of Flash and Flex we feel it's still the best platform for delivering rich Internet applications. We're on the hunt for a couple great engineers to join our team, and we're thinking some of you might be on the looking for positions that allow you to leverage your Flash and Flex development talents.
Information about the UI position is included below. Please check out http://coincident.com for more information about us and to see our other posting(s).
Thanks!
-jmh
President & Founder
Coincident, Inc.
User Interface Engineer
Coincident. We’d like to make it a household name but we’re going to need your help! We’re a small clean energy company in Boston, Massachusetts and we’re developing an automated energy management platform for residential and small commercial energy consumers.
We think it’s a potential game-changer amongst a sea of competing interests and apparently so does the U.S. Department of Energy. They’ve backed our engineering efforts with innovation research grants to help us commercialize our technology.
We’re on the hunt for a talented programmer with the ability to fuse design and technology like no other. You’ll help craft the user interface components that make our energy management system the most attractive and easy-to-use on the market. Ease-of-use, visual appeal, and intuitive behavior will be your raison d’être. Bring a passion for energy efficiency, rich internet applications, consumer electronics, and mobile development platforms.
This is a paid full-time position offering compensation and equity options commensurate with your experience and ability to make significant contributions to the development of our product.
If this sounds like a job you’d love, keep reading to see what we’re looking for.
Does this sound like you?
Talent for developing dynamic and rich Internet applications
Experience with Adobe Flash, Flex, HTML 5, and JavaScript
Versed in UI development best-practices and supporting technology frameworks
Knack for implementing elegant user interface controls and components
Unparalleled ability to anticipate user behavior and response to designs
Ability to work and collaborate effectively with creative and technical teams
Experience integrating web services and Java server-side technologies
Aptitude for mastering new technologies in short periods of time
Ability to work autonomously on new product features with minimal instruction
Proficiency with vector and bitmap graphics libraries, applications, and tools
Extra credit for mobile development skills for iOS and Android platforms
Coincident is located near South Station in Boston’s Innovation District and is a member company of Greentown Labs, Boston’s first and only clean technology incubator. Resumes and cover letters should be addressed to [email protected].
United States Citizens and Residents only, please.

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