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Avenging Dentist posted:Rudeness aside, there's a nugget of insight in Chain Chomp's posts. Namely, that having a broader range of skills (especially some more on the "computer science" end of the scale, rather than just "computer programming") will help people to find longer-term, better-paying, and overall more satisfying work. Aven, I don't think you're being sufficiently productive.
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All of you can shut the gently caress up. If you want to bitch about a skillset, take it elsewhere. This thread is ONLY for job postings.
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Well I suppose I should make a Location: San Diego Languages: PHP, C++/JAVA, PERL, C, Scheme, TI-83 BASIC, Sequel, MSSQL, TI-89 BASIC, RPL, System RPL, JavaScript, jscript, VBScript, VB, C#.NET, D, MSSQL, Scheme, Haskell, O'Caml, Objective-C, Objective-C++, O'Haskell, Haskell Prime, Python, Python 3000, YQL, TSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Prolog, Haklog, Nezha, FORTRAN 77, HP-BASIC, QBASIC, Bywater BASIC, GWBASIC, Scala, Clojure, Groovy, Boo, ANT, Ruby, Cyclone, C++/CLI, HTML, XHTML, XML, XSLT, XSL-FO, Elisp, Common Lisp, MacLisp, BF, BoolF, ColdFusion, Mozart/Oz, G Frameworks: ASP.NET, MonoRail, MS MVC, ASP.NET MVC, Ruby On Rails, Lift, jQuery, MonoRail Things you like to do: WoW UI configurations, planning on doing iPhone programs and iPad coding Availability: Every day, but not at night, that's when I'm raiding. Contact: PMs only please. Edit: typos, forgot Oz
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I'm unemployed, but currently working for myself. 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Mainframe Online IMS/COBOL Generator, TECO, TELCOMP, gt-Telon, TenCORE, TeX, TEX, TIE, thinBasic programming language, Timber, Tom, TOM, Topspeed, TPU, Trac, T-SQL, TTCN, Turbo Pascal, Turing, TUTOR, TXL, Ubercode, Unicon, Uniface, uniPaaS, UNITY, Unix shell, Unlambda, UnrealScript, USE (Regency Systems), Vala, Genie, VBA, VBScript, Verilog, VHDL, Visual Basic, Visual Basic .NET, Visual C++, Visual C++ .Net, Visual DataFlex, Visual DialogScript, Visual FoxPro, Visual J++, Visual Objects, Vvvv, Water, WATFIV, WATFOR, WebQL, Whitespace, Winbatch, X++, X10, XBL, xHarbour, XL, XOTcl, XPL, XPL0, XQuery, XSLT - See XPath, Y, YAL, Yoix, Yorick, Z, Z notation, Zeno, Zonnon, ZOPL, ZPL, ZZT-oop Frameworks: Prototype, jQuery, Ext, MooTools, YUI, Dojo, Backbase, qooxdoo, Flexunit, Unity, Check, VI Tester, LuaUnit, pl/unit, Drupal, CherryPy, Joomla, AxKit, Mambo, Jakarta Slide, gSOAP, WSO2 WSF/PHP Things you like to do: iPhone Development (I hear that's where the big bucks are) Availability: Any time. 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Our company in San Antonio, TX is going to have two web developer positions opening soon, if you're in the Austin area we might be able to do long-distance type work or if no where near we could do contract work. We're looking for people people who are good with visualizations, we need someone to create widgets for our dashboard, so someone with flash, ajax, html5, silverlight, etc would be great. PM or email me at shazzner@gmail.com with some samples of your work and hurry because this job is go go going.
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Location: Currently in Columbus, OH but moving to Phoenix, AZ shortly. (Looking for jobs in the Phoenix area.) Languages: C#, JavaScript, C/C++, SQL, XHTML, CSS, XML Frameworks: ASP.NET Web Forms, WPF Things you like to do: I've been a Web app guy for a 4 years, but recently started doing more Windows apps (mostly WPF with a little WinForms here and there). In my free time I do game programming. I'm always looking for a challenge and love learning new things. Availability: Full time. Contact: PM me or e-mail: garythellama@gmail.com
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Mar 27, 2010 03:43
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EDIT: Profile Removed. Got a full time job.
Mista _T fucked around with this message at 02:37 on Jun 30, 2010 |
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Mar 31, 2010 23:44
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hayden. fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Dec 1, 2010 |
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Apr 2, 2010 18:51
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Edit: Got hired full-time, profile removed.
Shumagorath fucked around with this message at 01:41 on Jun 9, 2010 |
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Apr 3, 2010 00:04
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If any goons would like coupons for posting their jobs on the recently launched Genius Pool PM me. I'm trying to get some more content on there.
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drjrock_obgyn posted:Genius Pool lol i dont think so tim blorpy fucked around with this message at 22:59 on Apr 5, 2010 |
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Apr 5, 2010 22:54
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edit: got jerb.
First Time Caller fucked around with this message at 01:19 on Apr 26, 2011 |
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Apr 6, 2010 16:29
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Looking for an experienced web developer to work on contract. Check out SA-Mart for details.
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Location: San Diego, CA (those familiar with the area, Rancho Bernardo specifically) Languages: .NET and C#, SQL (Server 2008), jQuery Frameworks: ASP.NET, WinForms, some Silverlight, some WFP, LINQ-to-SQL, LINQ-to-Entities Things you like to do: If it's in the .NET Framework, I'm happy. I love .NET and C#. Things you...I absolutely hate: Software requirements written on a napkin then told to go implement it. I want a clear written document explaining the requirements needed. If have I questions or concerns, let us discuss so we can iron them out. Availability: Currently employed but I'm now starting to put some feelers. Looking for full time position Contact: jedigandalf@gmail.com I've been doing ASP.NET and C# for nearly three years now. I've been responsible for implementing and maintaining our core products. I'm starting to get into design. One of the things that I like about where I'm at now, is we all love to explore new technologies like Visual Studio 2010, .NET 4.0, ASP.NET 4.0, jQuery, Silverlight, etc. That's real big for me. Late Edit: There will be much Chargers, Padres, and Lakers talk from me. 
JediGandalf fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Apr 9, 2010 |
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Apr 9, 2010 05:03
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Looking for a PHP/MySQL wizard, see SAMart for details and contact info: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3297104
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adam jay harris posted:Location: South Florida willing to telecommute I really hate to do this, but after trying to contact Adam for months I'm forced to give a heads up about him. He seemed like a great developer, but after paying and working with him for a few weeks, he disappeared for months. I was forced to find another developer to re-do pretty much everything he did. This cost a significant amount of development time, a good amount of money, and I was never able to get reimbursed for what I paid him. I recommend you do not contact or hire him to do any development work. I apologize if this post is inappropriate for this thread.
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Is there anyone that can do this for me?quote:Is there anyway to have a drop down menu list all the security groups in a particular LDAP OU? And further, is it possible to have a drop down list that lists all the user accounts that have a "memberOf" attribute matching a particular group name? Say, "Approving Managers" is an LDAP group, and I want the drop down list each member of that group. Even better would be if it could list by displayName and the key was actually the mail attribute. I've done this before manually but it's been a while and even if I could remember how to code this up I would have no idea how to integrate with WebForm.
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You don't say it, but it sounds like you need someone to write a custom module for use with Drupal's webform module? I've never worked with Drupal before but I've written a lot of PHP/LDAP glue scripts, so I could probably bang this out over the weekend. My contact info is already in the thread.
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Novo posted:You don't say it, but it sounds like you need someone to write a custom module for use with Drupal's webform module? I've never worked with Drupal before but I've written a lot of PHP/LDAP glue scripts, so I could probably bang this out over the weekend. My contact info is already in the thread. I have sent you an email. Edit: I have engaged Novo. From my initial contact everything is going well with clear communication and a very fair offer. Muslim Wookie fucked around with this message at 04:03 on May 7, 2010 |
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My company is looking for a bunch of great developers at all levels of experience from just graduated on up. We are a consultancy specializing in secure development, security assessments and training. Most of our work (about 90%) is in .NET or Java, but we have a need of a wide range of experience including Python, Ruby, Groovy, etc. If you've ever wanted to hack poo poo for a living or just develop cool new applications, you can do both with us. We are located in San Antonio, TX and this would be an on-site position. I'm happy to go into specifics with anyone that is interested, just PM me. Working at a place where the devs are the profit center is awesome and you can hang with a couple goons as well. Here is the link to apply: http://hire.jobvite.com/j/?cj=oD1fVfwy&s=jraim You can also email me at jarret AT denimgroup DOT com. I'm a lead developer here so I should be able to help you out. Our somewhat lame website is at http://www.denimgroup.com but don't let that fool you, we kick rear end .
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Posting this one (sort of) again: I'm currently hiring a (possibly 2-3) junior-to-mid level PHP/web developers to work on my team writing and/or expanding current business applications (billing systems, CRM-type systems, etc). Junior meaning at least 1 year of real-world development experience with PHP/MySQL. The company is also (tentatively) looking for a full-time FreeSWITCH person - with some OpenSER/OpenSIPS work thrown in there as well. We're also looking for (also tentatively) someone to work with VoIP devices. Currently we're using Polycom, snom and Audiocodes phones and gateways, but there's always room for more. This would be mostly working towards writing scripts for mass provisioning of said devices. All jobs are full time, in-office jobs in Sarasota, FL. No moving assistance for the web job(s), but if you've got actual FreeSWITCH experience in a production environment we can probably work something out there. PM me or email wstuph at gmail if interested in talking about any of the positions (though I'll probably send the FreeSWITCH or devices people over quickly to the telephony team if you seem reasonable). I can also put you in touch w/ the support department head if you're interested in that route. VoIP company, you'll learn lots of networking/SIP debugging stuff pretty quickly. Truthfully, if you're smart and willing to learn, we've got jobs basically everywhere across the board (sales, accounting, development, support, marketing, shipping) here. We're a startup in a growth phase and need smart people quickly.
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May 13, 2010 04:10
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I need a C++ developer for a small contract. $200 Details here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3302966
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Location: England and Wales Languages: C, C++, C# , Java, also PHP and client-side Frameworks: (N)Hibernate, ASP.NET Web Forms/MVC, WinForms, WordPress, Mootools Things you like to do: Web applications, Websites, WinForms UI design and development (WPF is overrated; I put a lot of effort into aesthetic WinForms). I also don't mind a brief game development stint. Also user-experience design in general. I'm also strong in PHP but avoid it for obvious reasons. Availability: Short-term contracts preferred. Can do full-time but depends on my availability. Contact: PM or Email link on my profile. I have plenty of desktop and backend development experience so I classify myself more as a general "developer" than specifically as a "web developer", so if there's anything you need doing I can probably do it. EDIT: Fixed formatting Hoborg fucked around with this message at 23:31 on May 18, 2010 |
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May 16, 2010 22:30
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Looking for someone with experience deploying a django site to help me get one I have online. Site is functional on a local test server, but I have no experience actually setting one up to production and would like a helping hand. If interesting PM me. Edit: also contactable at colindoc at gmail.com LuckySevens fucked around with this message at 03:39 on May 22, 2010 |
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May 22, 2010 03:09
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LuckySevens posted:Looking for someone with experience deploying a django site to help me get one I have online. Site is functional on a local test server, but I have no experience actually setting one up to production and would like a helping hand. If interesting PM me. A while ago I was looking into setting up a Django application on a Linux webhosting account I had with some some reseller; they said that Django was somehow 'inherently incompatible' with the Python set-up they had. It might be wise to contact your web-host to ensure compatibility first before hiring someone to tell you the same thing.
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Hoborg posted:A while ago I was looking into setting up a Django application on a Linux webhosting account I had with some some reseller; they said that Django was somehow 'inherently incompatible' with the Python set-up they had. It might be wise to contact your web-host to ensure compatibility first before hiring someone to tell you the same thing. Yeah I have a django-friendly webhost in mind so hopefully it won't be a problem 
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May 22, 2010 04:12
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These guys are pretty awesome Django hosts. http://www.webfaction.com/
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May 22, 2010 19:34
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stephenm00 fucked around with this message at 15:22 on Apr 21, 2017 |
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Location: Săo Paulo, Brasil Languages: PHP, AS3, JavaScript, SQL (MySQL) Frameworks: Zend Framework, jQuery, some MooTools Things you like to do: Web applications, Websites, reusable CMS, Flash games Availability: Depends on the proposal Contact: PM please
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Location: Huntington Beach, CA Languages: Java, C++, Javascript, HTML, CSS, some PHP and MySQL Frameworks: Android, Mozilla, Drupal Things you like to do: Games, scientific applications, web, anything Availability: Part time (possibly full time if I can work remotely) Contact: PM me for contact Just throwing this out there. I'm a student working on a B.S. in computer science, so I would love to get some experience before going out into the real world. I am open to any opportunities. Also, because I'm a student, I'm cheap! If you want a sample of my work, I've released an Android game called Tetronimo (by Mahoney, not the other one).
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Location: Huntsville, AL Languages: C++, C#, some JAVA Frameworks: .NET, Infragistics, LINQ, SQL, XNA, WinForms, some WPF, WCF Things you like to do: Desktop apps, networking, statistical utilities, user interface design Availability: Part time, possibly full-time (depends on the project) Contact: PM for info
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Location: Gloucestershire, UK Languages: JAVA, Perl, Ruby, Javascript, HTML, PHP, some C# Frameworks: SQL (SQL Server 2005/8), Rails, JQuery Things you like to do: Getting really into web apps and security recently, but interested in almost everything. Availability: Full Time Contact: PM for info
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I put in my notice last Thursday so there is a Junior Software Engineer opening at Deeplocal you can apply for the position here. It's in Pittsburgh and is good for anyone knowledgeable in web apps and java (android) dev. If you have any questions about the job that the posting doesn't answer, just ask.
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Jul 11, 2010 16:16
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I put in my notice last November because the job just wasn't cool enough for me, but that doesn't mean it isn't the perfect job for somebody like you. Go to http://careers.thomsonreuters.com/ and you can apply for the position there.
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Location: Brisbane, AUS Languages: C# / Java (figured I'd be better at one or two rather than OK at 10) Frameworks: .NET (WCF/WPF specifically)/NHibernate, JUnit, Ant, Google Web Tooklit/App Engine (it's seriously awesome). Things you like to do: I really like web services, and how they're so clean and awesome. I use WCF or Java Servlets for my web service stuff. I do a fair bit of GUI development with WPF, which involves pretty interactive UI's. I'm learning MVVM. Availability: Most of the time (except when I'm at uni). Other: Currently studying software engineering. Plan to be awesome. Contact: PM for info
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Did you guys just up and quit your jobs without something else lined up? How does that look on your resume?
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cliffy posted:Did you guys just up and quit your jobs without something else lined up? How does that look on your resume? It looks like I just up and quit. And the reason I'm out of work for more than half a year is something along the lines of "I just didn't feel like working." I don't think I'll have any trouble finding a job.
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cliffy posted:Did you guys just up and quit your jobs without something else lined up? How does that look on your resume? For what it's worth, I've had to hire people before and to me it doesn't matter why they're not at their last job as long as they know what they're doing and don't have a horrible personality.
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I'm looking for smaller, freelance gigs that can be done remotely. I'm also looking to establish a working relationship with another freelance graphic/web designer. Basically I want to freelance, but would like to avoid trying to find clients off craigslist. Here's the details: Location: Austin, TX Languages: PHP, JavaScript, SQL (MySQL), HTML, CSS Frameworks: CodeIgniter, jQuery, Wordpress, Expression Engine, HTML5/CSS3 Things you like to do: Custom Wordpress themes, pretty much anything front-end Availability: Nights and weekends Contact: PM please
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Looking for Developers Location: Austin, TX Languages: Python, PHP Frameworks: Django, Pylons, Flask/Werkzeug Platforms: Linux, Windows Contact: alex.vidal@gmail.com My boss told me to hire a few more developers. We're a home security company located in Round Rock, TX (just north of Austin, TX). I interviewed LOLLERZ already, and he seemed pretty interested, although he got a job at Amazon. So! Currently, we're only looking for full-time on-site developers, but we are willing to pay you to relocate. We're looking for 2 or 3 developers, and are basically going to be splitting into two 'teams', with plenty of cross-training and integration. Some of the stuff we're working on includes completed redoing our corporate website as well as some other cool stuff. There's no red tape and very little bureaucracy. We can use whatever technologies we want to get the job done. There's 5 of us atm (2 designers, 3 developers) and it's a very very relaxed atmosphere.
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