Desktop Applications

[Anonymous]

A client of ours in the Boulder area is looking for a mid-level java developer. This developer will be building java desktop applications on a local database. The ideal person will have a strong understanding of Swing. The pay range will be between 65-75K. The company is a stable, privately owned company with a team of 10 developers. It is a full time position, sorry they cannot sponser visa's at this time.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by svenb:
A client of ours in the Boulder area is looking for a mid-level java developer. This developer will be building java desktop applications on a local database. The ideal person will have a strong understanding of Swing. The pay range will be between 65-75K. The company is a stable, privately owned company with a team of 10 developers. It is a full time position, sorry they cannot sponser visa's at this time.

I am very intersted in the job opportunity in Boulder, given in your message. I have 3+ years in software development experience and 1+ year of Java development experience. I already got Sun Certified Java Programmer and recently (July 2001) got
Sun Certified Java Developer certificate, which required me to complete the entire software life cycle for the assigned project. This project builds a Java distributed client/server application, where the GUI client part is built with Swing components.
Please let me know if I can get your email address so I can sent you my resume.
Thank you very much.

[Ankur Singhal]

This is Subrata Mukherjee, a M.Tech from IIT, having 2.5 years work IT experienece
on cutting edge(mainly java, ejb,xml) technologies with live projects implementation. Presently looking for a
better career prospective with your esteemed organization.

Presenly working in Germany with a topnotch ASP.
I`m a H1B ready candidate.
Would be waiting for your response.
Thanking you,
regards,
subrata
feel free to contact me for resume : [e-mail]
[This message has been edited by jake_1 (edited July 17, 2001).]

[Bartholemu Smith]

WOW you can cut and paste...

[Michael Finney]

I understand how it can be easy to get upset at a reply to a post which seems as if they did not read the original post. However, please keep the replies to the original Job Offering.

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Michael Finney
Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform
Sun Certified Developer for the Java 2 Platform

[Jim Baiter]

But I think he's right, if employers are posting information and getting blatantly incorrect responses (e.g. saying no visas and getting h1-b responding), they will not consider this site for future posting.