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1 total messages Started by Heidi Brandle Wed, 25 Sep 1996 00:00
SENIOR QA AND SUPPORT ENGINEER
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Author: Heidi Brandle
Date: Wed, 25 Sep 1996 00:00
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SENIOR QA AND SUPPORT ENGINEER 

This privately held corporation is the creator of the industry�s
leading portable document product, based on current retail shipments. 

This firm develops and markets IBM PC and Macintosh application
software to OEMS, electronic publishers, and end users. Their current
clientele includes Fortune 100 companies. 

They are currently seeking:

SENIOR QA AND SUPPORT ENGINEER 
(Please Refer To: JOB# SQASE1)

Primary responsibilities include:

Developing and maintaining scripts to test and optimize this
company�s. Software and troubleshooting build and script failures. 

Additional responsibilities include second-tier technical support for
their customers. 

Qualifications should include:

A minimum of 3 years of testing experience.

Experience with programming scripts and knowledge of developing
automation tools required.

Knowledge of Microsoft Windows and/or Macintosh environments, and a
structured programming language such as C required.

Excellent oral and written communication skills and excellent
interpersonal skills required.

A BA/BS degree in Computer Science or related field preferred.

Please Contact Us
Joel Burris or Charles Griffin
E-Mail is our first choice tsmccoy@ix.netcom.com
Fax 415-843-0488
Voice 415-843-0445
Voice 800-705-0051
Refer to JOB# SQASE1

McCoy Ltd. is a national search firm specializing in full-time
computer professional placement.  We represent many of the nation�s
finest computer vendors in their recruiting needs for software
engineering, hardware engineering, software QA, MIS professionals, and
pre/post-sales engineers.  Some of our current requirements are listed
below. 
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