US-TX-INFORMIX 4GL High Performance Team
Posted in 1997
Topics: Performance & Tuning, Installation, Setup & Upgrades, SQL Development & Query Writing, Connectivity: ESQL/C, 4GL & Embedded SQL, Jobs, Consulting & Announcements
I AM NOT A RECRUITER, I am the hiring manager. If you are an experienced, professional programmer, have 2+ years documented experience programming in Informix 4GL and want a full-time, permanent position with a company which prides itself as being "A Great Place To Work", then I want to see your resume. My company is one of the largest employers of Informix programmers in the Dallas area with over 100 developers on staff. We develop and maintain large scale mission critical applications for a multi-billion dollar industry. We are the recognized global leader in our market with installations world wide. We maintain a very relaxed work environment with a casual dress code, flexible hours, and very competitive salary and benefits. My team consists of a 11 highly skilled programmers who truely enjoy their jobs. I am looking for 3 more of these very select individuals who love programming and thrive in a self-motivated, team oriented environment. To qualify, you must desire to learn new techniques and technologies from others in the team. This is more important to me than a college degree. You must be willing to actively share your knowledge and experience with the team. If you want an opportunity to work with multiple hardware platforms, the latest Informix versions and the newest operating system releases, then you want to work with my team. If you would like to develop for RF data terminals, design real-time decision making applications, or build "nuts & bolts" remote system interfaces, this is the right job for you. You must be motivated, desire to become a leader, and be focused on total team success. If you are excited by the prospect of joining my team, email your resume in ASCII format to richb@intex.net ********************************************************************** Rich Buckmaster richb@intex.net When the only tool you know how to use is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. **********************************************************************