Job Opps for .NET Devs in Western US (and Houston!!!)

[nattyg]

Since I'm tired of scouring college resume databases and job sites...and have noticed some recent layoff posts...if you:

1.) Know .NET (preferably C#)
2.) Familiar with SQL
3.) Know OOP Concepts
4.) Can travel for work M - Th/F (really, it's not bad, it paid for our honeymoon and all the vacations I've taken the last few years!)
5.) Want to work indirectly for Uncle Bill and Crazy Cousin Steve
6.) Want to get your hands on MS tech in many cases before it's even announced


Please contact me via PM.

If you're not in these locations but everything else fits...not a horrible problem...just a matter of routing you around minor corporate nuisances

 

[vibrokatana]

I hate C# and love it at the same time. I live on the east coast and have no plans atm for a full time job.

 

[nattyg]

we're an international company the lack of desire for a FT job OTOH is an issue

 

[Tek7]

Unfortunately, I have zero professional experience in programming. The last time I spent time coding anything was my senior year of high school.

But maybe one of our code experts is interested?

 

[vibrokatana]

I'm sure my dad would wholeheartedly enjoy me dropping out of college and picking up a FT job. Anyone wanna take dibs on how long the lecture would be?

 

[nattyg]

lol...I did...you can use me as a reference

 

[Icthus]

I'm sure my dad would wholeheartedly enjoy me dropping out of college and picking up a FT job. Anyone wanna take dibs on how long the lecture would be?

Being a dad, I am equiped to handle this...

"Son, if you drop out of college make sure you are a Steve Jobs or Michael Dell drop out".

"What you are dropping out to work for one of your gaming friends!?!?!?!"

<Father pwns son with epic parental weapon of slaying>

 

[tjguitarz]

Sounds like a really neat opportunity, but seeing as I don't know anything about coding nor care, nor am willing to travel, and considering I am a chemistry major in college, not gunna happen. But still very cool! What's the yearly salary?

 

[blackweb]

Since I'm tired of scouring college resume databases and job sites...and have noticed some recent layoff posts...if you:

1.) Know .NET (preferably C#)
2.) Familiar with SQL
3.) Know OOP Concepts
4.) Can travel for work M - Th/F (really, it's not bad, it paid for our honeymoon and all the vacations I've taken the last few years!)
5.) Want to work indirectly for Uncle Bill and Crazy Cousin Steve
6.) Want to get your hands on MS tech in many cases before it's even announced


Please contact me via PM.

If you're not in these locations but everything else fits...not a horrible problem...just a matter of routing you around minor corporate nuisances

I sent you a PM.

 

[nattyg]

What's the yearly salary?

depends entirely on the level someone gets assesed at and the region they have as their home