Code Red: Technology for Rebuilding the Party

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Are you a developer, designer, entrepreneur or tech enthusiast interested in working to rebuild the party? Then this is the group for you!

Members: 204
Latest Activity: Nov 10

Job Opportunity for Code Red

The Leadership Institute is still looking to hire a Web Designer/Programmer to work out of our Arlington, VA headquarters. This is a great opportunity to be apart of our upcoming relaunch of our online presence and to work for an organization that trains thousands of conservatives each year. If you know someone who would be a good fit for this role - please don't hesitate to contact me or have that person get in touch with me. Please feel free to send this to anyone you feel is appropriate.

Summary: The Leadership Institute seeks a highly motivated individual to assist in designing, developing, documenting, and maintaining the Leadership Institute’s web sites, and SQL databases. This position will involve use of ColdFusion, Adobe Suite, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, SQL, VB, Java, Microsoft operating systems, Microsoft Office applications and digital photography.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Include the following, other duties may be assigned:

# Assist the Director of Internet and Database Operations
# Assist as needed in the Technology Department
# Review, analyze and modify programming-related systems including documenting, designing, developing, testing, monitoring, and maintaining.
# Work on projects including web-based applications, website enhancements, desktop applications and database-backed websites
# Create and maintain Flash and other multimedia for web
# Generate easy to use web forms and documents
# Create miscellaneous designs for the web and other electronic media
# Perform basic video shooting and editing for the web
# Perform basic SQL queries for staff
# Provide orientation to new staff and interns, this includes speaking at orientation events
# Respond to requests for service in a timely manner
# Participate with Technology staff on major projects
# Research and evaluate new technologies

Supervisory Responsibilities: Develop projects and assignments for interns

Qualifications: Individual must be an independent worker who possesses excellent writing ability, is highly organized, has a detail-oriented work ethic, an understanding of relationships in the workplace and the ability to work flexible hours as the job requires.

Required Skills
Knowledge of ColdFusion, Adobe Suite, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, SQL, VB, Java, Microsoft operating systems, Microsoft Office applications and digital photography

Required Certifications
A bachelor’s degree (B.S.) from a four-year college or university; or one to two years related experience and/or training and certification; or equivalent combination of both.

All the best,
Meghann Parlett
Leadership Institute
mparlett@limail.us
703-647-3343

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Comment by Thunder Pig on December 26, 2008 at 4:03pm: MichaelBurns:

I started a group that can fulfill that locally last July. There is nothing preventing you from forming your own local group. Take the initiative and invite people to participate!!!

Comment by MichaelBurns on December 24, 2008 at 5:53pm: Just curious to know if you guys have been thinking about forming up local "Code Red" organizations in your home state for the New Year?

Comment by Ron Wright on December 24, 2008 at 11:45am: Dear Santa - Please don’t deliver “card checking” Signed Tech Community

Tech Community lining up against the Unions:
http://www.goptechcouncil.com/issues-blog/

Comment by Robert Willington on December 15, 2008 at 10:48pm: Work the room, have a conversation.

Comment by Neil on December 10, 2008 at 12:04pm: Judy, I think something like http://rootshq.com might be something like what you are wanting.
At the least, I think it's a piece to the puzzle.

Comment by Judy on December 10, 2008 at 10:53am: It would be a service that members would specifically request...and it is a program that is much deeper than automated email generation. The automated processes are much more than that.

Comment by Judy on December 10, 2008 at 10:07am: PROPOSAL TO USE HIGH TECH TO HELP CANDIDATES CAMPAIGN TO THEIR AUDIENCE ON THE ISSUES THAT PERTAIN TO THEM. PLEASE REVIEW AND VOTE.

Mapping the future of the GOP literally !!

We need to develop an automatted method to send directives to supporters in different areas that are specific to those areas. There are tools for that too. This is a proposal on how I can work to make this happen. Please help me spread the idea to see how it is received.

Comment by Katie on December 9, 2008 at 7:33pm: Hi, I’m Katie, I’m new to Rebuild the Party, but I am so excited about Sarah Palin, and really just ready to help further the conservative agenda! I have been really active in Team Sarah, and just found this site! I’m looking for ways to get involved. Every day I mark it down on my Sarah Palin Calendar, so that at the end of the year I know I did everything I could possibly do. I just think having a calendar with a cause reminds you ever day to do something proactive!

Comment by Neil on December 8, 2008 at 2:04pm: If your interested in social media and tech to further the conservative/libertarian cause, I'd encourage you to check this site out. Conservatives Tackle Social Media: http://www.dontgomovement.com/2008/12/08/press-release-%E2%80%9Cconservatives-tackle-social-media%E2%80%9D/

I joined just to stay in the loop.

Comment by Neil on December 1, 2008 at 9:46pm: Also of note, www.dontgomovement.com is implementing a lot of what you guys are talking about.
They are interested in people who could create an iPhone app and many other cutting edge ideas.
I'd check them out.
I found out about them before I found out about this site and I think they are complementary sites.