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1 total messages Started by Donald Lascelle Sat, 05 Oct 1996 00:00
VISUAL AGE/SMALLTALK - East Canada - U.S. Dollars
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Author: Donald Lascelle
Date: Sat, 05 Oct 1996 00:00
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  VisualAge/Smalltalk   Developers   Required  

- Compary is a mid size U.S. Engineering firm with offices throughout
the U.S., and rapidly growing  advanced technology consulting
organization providing solutions in the Object Technology arena.

Requirements are as follows  -

-  18 months of consistant full-time experience utilizing one of the
following tools:   IBM VisualAge/Smalltalk - Vmark Object-Studio -
ParcPlace/Digitalk  VisualWorks or Visual Smalltalk Enterprise.
-  Skill in working with various relational database (SQL)
environments is preferable, as is Client/Server development experience
with non-object oriented tools.
-  MUST BE ABLE TO TRAVEL (Mon. to Fri) on a full-time basis if
necessary (back home Toronto or ? on weekends). All consultants will,
under normal circumstances, return to their home every weekend.
-  All candidates must possess a Canadian or American citizenship with
all necessary documentation.
-  All candidates must be willing to fly, and have a valid drivers
license.
-  Previous consulting experience  would be an asset but not
imperative.

Competetive Salary, benefits, expenses.

Please submit your resume in confidence to:

Donald Lascelle
OOSS GROUP
(905) 790-1579   Fax
ooss@inforamp.net
email prefered in ASCII text

All qualified candidates will be contacted.
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