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1 total messages Started by James Barry Wed, 30 Sep 1998 00:00
US-TX-DFW: C/C++ Programmer - Server Side - UNIX
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Author: James Barry
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 1998 00:00
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Information Infrastructures Incorporated, a 25-year-old consulting and
engineering firm, has immediate openings for a UNIX oriented C and/or
C++ programmer.  If you're looking for a good opportunity with a
stable company, this is it.  This is a full time position in North
Dallas.

REQUIRED SKILLS:

� Professional experience

� Server side programming experience

� Familiar with databases

DESIRED SKILLS:

� Prefer SUN unix experience

� If possible, familiarity with Oracle and/or Informix databases

� BS/MS Degree

� Work with large distributed databases

� Telecom or Cable Industry Experience

� Experience with large systems, client-server and distributed
databases

� Work experience in architecture systems for billing and/or
subscriber/customer management databases and/or Inventory

FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS OR ANY OF OUR OPEN POSITIONS CONTACT:

Email -
 (ASCII text only) - resumes@anet-dfw.com

          Or Mail To: 

                    James Barry
                    Information Infrastructures, Inc
                    4020 N. MacArthur Blvd
                    Suite#122-261
                    Irving, Texas 75038-6419

Voice: 214.361.8357

Please provide a day and evening phone number, Email address(s) if
any.  Successful candidates must be self-motivated, enthusiastic team
players with proven verbal and written communication skills and the
drive to excel.  All inquiries are treated as strictly confidential.
Individuals with work authorization based on non-immigrant status must
advise type of visa when submitting their resume.  Information
Infrastructures is an equal opportunity employer.
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