See this guy? He’s Francisco Dominguez, our Chief Technology Officer. “Cisco” is responsible for just about everything around here. The backbone of the entire company, which is the Fibernetics CLEC network, and the thing that allows more that 300,000 Canadians to communicate with the rest of the world. He oversees our websites, which informs Canadians about the products and services we provide and all our social channels as well, even this blog in fact.

Come to think of it, when it comes to this company, it’s Cisco’s world, and we’re just living in it.

And now he wants to add to his team. If you are looking to work for one of, if not the, fastest growing telcos in Canada, and for the guy who is responsible for the fifth largest telecommunications network in the country, here’s your chance, because we need a:

Senior Web Developer

The Role
Reporting to the CTO, (that’s Cisco), the Senior Web Developer will be responsible for planning, coordinating and programming new website initiatives as well as ongoing maintenance and updates of existing company websites. The ideal candidate should have experience managing multiple projects, working with tight deadlines, and communicating with multiple teams within an organization. As a key team member, you will help oversee new projects and maintain current projects to ensure successful completion of each project. The ideal candidate should have experience managing multiple projects, working with tight deadlines, and communicating with multiple teams within an organization.

Soft skills:

• Ability to develop and maintain product development roadmaps
• Able to work independently and as team player
• Proven time management skills
• Strong interpersonal and leadership skills and ability to motivate team efforts to accomplish goals.
• Ability to work in a fast paced entrepreneurial environment while being able to ensure that implemented solutions adhere to solid software development practices.

Technical skills:

• CSS/CSS 3
• HTML/HTML 5/Responsive design
• Photoshop
• PHP/Javascript
• Familiarity with apache directives
• Familiarity with revision & control systems (SVN, GIT, etc)
• MySqL/Postgress
• Perl

Qualifications:

• 3+ years’ experience working in a similar role
• Previous employment with a telecommunications service provider considered an asset
• Demonstrated troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
• Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field.
• English language proficiency skills (written and oral)

How to apply? Please submit your resume and cover letter by eMail: careers@fibernetics.ca
(Be sure to quote the position in your subject line).

Good luck!

Chances are very good you are being dramatically over-charged for your long distance services – If you are not a Worldline customer that is.

If you are a customer with one of “The Big Three,” there is a 100% certainty you are being gouged. It’s just a fact.

Don’t take our word for it. This is from a recent article in the Huffington Post:

Calling in Canada is really expensive, especially long distance and international calling from Canada…

Unfortunately, the telecom industry in Canada is controlled by just a few leading providers: Telus, Rogers, and Bell. They offer nationwide all-inclusive packages (voice, data, and text), but their long distance and international calling is very expensive. What’s more, it’s easy to run out of call credits and then additional minutes are even pricier, at $ 0.30 to 0.50 per minute.

So is it fair for just a couple of big telecom companies to have such a monopoly on long distance and international calling that it makes it difficult and expensive for hard-working Canadians to reach their loved ones?

Nope. It’s not. And that’s why we are taking a stand.

First, if you paying to a Canadian long distance package with your current provider, and it has a minute cap and is more than $3.95/month, you are essentially lighting your money on fire.

Worldline provides unlimited Canadian long distance with our Call Canada plan for only $3.95/month, and not only can you use it on your home phone, you can use it on your cell phone as well!

Next, do you have to make International calls? That’s where the big three really stick it to you. It’s a cash grab of the first degree and people simply accept these outrageous charges because they don’t know they have options.

Here’s what we have to offer: You can call more than 50 countries around the world for only $14.95/month – and you can talk your face off and not worry about any surprises on your bill. Oh, and, again your cell phone works with it too. Learn more about Worldline’s Call the World.

Stop giving “The Big Three” so much money. As you can see, they simply haven’t earned it.

Worldline – Taking Stand for Canadians who are overcharged for their long distance.