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Started by Jerry Brandle
Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
Design Engineer: Cross platform design engineers MAC Lovers(Where are you) here is your dream job We need MAC BIGOTS NOW!NOW!N...
Author: Jerry Brandle
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
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Please Contact: James Davis, Jerry Brandle, or Doug Graham @ McCoy LTD Our First Choice is E-Mail- mccoy@ix.netcom.com Fax- Northern California 415-843-0488 Fax- Southern California 805-255-2472 Voice 800-705-0051 They are a leading supplier of Macintosh backup and data management software. They have won numerous awards and their software is used by such companies as Motorola, Liberty Mutual, Amgen, Eli Lilly & Co., Cisco, Eastman Kodak, and Apple. Since 1984 they have become one of the top 100 largest personal computer software companies. They were placed 190 out of the top 500 companies Today they back-up software accounts for more than 90% of the shrink-wrapped Macintosh back-up market. They are now aggressively attacking the Windows market. Being the 72nd largest US software company, they intend to succeed in the Windows Market as well They need you now! Design Engineer: Cross platform design engineers . Building on the extensive data storage knowledge and Macintosh internals knowledge, help create cross platform software, that is world class. Refer to Job zant 1996 Background needed: Software design experience, including experience with C or C++ and Macintosh/Windows applications design. A passion for programming personal computers. Knowledge of an assembly language, a familiarity and appreciation of micro-processors and data storage hardware, and experience in creating user interfaces are strongly desired. Thank You The Staff at McCoy LTD
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