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Started by Jerry Brandle
Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
Sr. Software Engineer, Information Retrieval (Advanced Development)
Author: Jerry Brandle
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 00:00
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McCoy Ltd. is a national search firm specializing in full-time computer professional placement. We represent many of the nation๏ฟฝs 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. They are a privately held corporation founded in 1993. They are creator of the industries leading portable document product based on current retail shipments. They develop and market IBM, PC and Macintosh application software to OEMs, electronic publisher and end users. Their clientele includes Fortune 100 companies. They are seeking Sr. Software Engineer, Information Retrieval (Advanced Development) We are looking for an individual with experience developing information retrieval applications. The ideal candidate will have implemented new features in search engine software or written software that uses search engine capabilities to solve sophisticated retrieval problems. Examples include concept searching and indexing. Candidate should have an advanced degree and programming experience in C, C++. LISP experience a plus but not required. 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 Visit the McCoy LTD Home page at http://www.mccoypa.com for a complete listing of our current jobs
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