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1 total messages Started by Midcom Corporation Tue, 29 Jul 1997 00:00
US-CA-SWE, VMS, Unix, Oracle, RDBMS, GUI, Porting <Rec>
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Author: Midcom Corporation
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 00:00
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Contract: S/W Engineer  
Job Site:   Redwood  Shores, Ca.
Duration:   3 mos. - 1 yr. +
Minimum Industry
Experience:  5 + years (College projects do not qualify.)
Rate : DOE

PLEASE SPECIFY JOB ORDER BY REFERENCE NUMBER: # 7889

Position:  Software Engineer- VMS/Oracle
Location: Redwood Shores, CA
Start date:  Immediate
Duration:  6 months
Pay rate:  at Market

TITLE:  Senior Software Engineer
DEGREE/MAJOR:  BS/MS in Computer Science
YRS EXPERIENCE:  5 or more

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Recent programming experience on VMS Operating system.
- VMS internals programming experience.
- expertise in UNIX as well as VMS is preferable.
- Strong programming and debugging skills.
- GUI, networking, client/server, and database experience a plus.
- Oracle experience preferred.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Develop, debug, enhance, and maintain Oracle products on Open VMS.
- Developer 2000 Products are tools/GUI oriented products which are
becoming WEB enabled. They are series of GUI products which are the
front end for Oracle RDBMS.  They are being used to access, modify
and/or format data graphically on top of an Oracle database.

Contact:
Cheri Stryker
MIDCOM CORPORATION
888 Villa St., Suite 430
Mountain View, CA 94041
Voice : (415) 938-1000
Fax : (415) 938-0290
E-Mail (Ascii), no attachments
To : <cheri@midcom.com>

INCLUDE NAME AND JOB ORDER REFERENCE NUMBER IN SUBJECT LINE OF EMAIL
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See our Web Page at <http://www.midcom.com>
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