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Started by Bryan Oakley
Wed, 04 Feb 1998 00:00
US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Bryan Oakley
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 1998 00:00
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Healthdyne Information Enterprises (HIE) has an immediate opening for several user interface designer/developers in Colorado. We are a small company with talented individuals working on some very exciting products. We all work out of our homes here in Colorado, either in Montrose on the Western Slope, or Colorado Springs on the Front Range. That's right -- 100% full time telecommuting. We are looking to _immediately_ hire two or three people to help design and develop state of the art user interfaces for a brand new product. This is an excellent opportunity for a "jack-of-all-trades" user interface person, someone who likes all aspects of user interface design and development. We will accept candidates who specialize in design or in implementation, but being a small company everyone tends to wear a lot of hats. If you want to work in a small team on a new project that is almost guaranteed to succeed, this is the project for you. The development platform for this project is Windows NT, and the architecture of the product is client/server. The clients must also run in a 32 bit windows environment (ie: Win95 and beyond). The language is strictly C++ and the client UI development tool of choice is Borland C++ Builder. We are looking to fill these positions as soon as possible. We provide very competitive salaries, have a very typical (read: good) benefits package, and even offer some relocation assistance. The work environment is very relaxed, though hectic. If you choose to work in Montrose you will most likely end up with a T1 to your house unless you choose to live way out in the country. Colorado Springs developers make use of high speed modems (T1s are too expensive in the springs). If this sounds appealing to you and you think you might qualify (and just a couple years of solid experience is enough to get an initial interview), contact me at the email address below and I will get back to you as soon as possible. We are especially interested in individuals with specific experience using Borland Builder (or Delphi, for that matter, as long as you know C++), but we always look for raw talent first and figure good people can learn new tools easily enough. By the way... we also have some other UI opportunites on another project that is primarily unix based but is being ported to run on NT as well. The UI toolset is tcl/tk; the location is probably Dallas, but maybe Montrose depending on your situation. HIE is an equal opportunity employer. And fun to work for. -- Bryan Oakley mailto:oakley@healthcare.com Senior GUI Designer http://www1.clearlight.com/~oakley/ HIE http://www.healthcare.com
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Chinedu Opara
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 00:00
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Bryan Oakley wrote: > [SNIP] > e development platform for this project is Windows NT, and the > architecture of the product is client/server. The clients must also run > in a 32 bit windows environment (ie: Win95 and beyond). The language is > strictly C and the client UI development tool of choice is Borland C > Builder. > Uhhh... I thought it was "C Builder". I never heard of "C Builder" > [SNIP] > HIE is an equal opportunity employer. And fun to work for. I bet it'll be fun working for a company that does not know the difference between "C" and "C". Or maybe Borland went and released "C Builder: Drag-And-Drop, NON-OOP power programming" behind our backs. :)
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Brian Gantzler
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 1998 00:00
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I suppose you actually have to move to Colorado? Any chance of not, or part time from here (Ohio). I have a cable modem, so equiv of T3 in house. Brian +AD4APg- e development platform for this project is Windows NT, and the +AD4APg- architecture of the product is client/server. The clients must also run +AD4APg- in a 32 bit windows environment (ie: Win95 and beyond). The language is +AD4APg- strictly C and the client UI development tool of choice is Borland C +AD4APg- Builder. +AD4APg- +AD4-
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Peter Hill
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
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Chinedu Opara <chip.opara@unisys.com>, who obviously wouldn't be hired by anyone with this type of attitude wrote: >[SNIP] >Uhhh... I thought it was "C Builder". I never heard of "C Builder" >[SNIP] > I bet it'll be fun working for a company that does not know the difference >between "C" and "C". Or maybe Borland went and released "C Builder: >Drag-And-Drop, NON-OOP power programming" behind our backs. >:) I find it extremely rude that anybody in this newsgroup would reply to a prospective employer this way. If you don't like a post or think a job isn't for you then don't apply. If we're rude to employers who post here they will just stop posting here...and that would be a huge loss for UI people looking for work. I don't know about everyone else but I enjoy the fact that employers come to this newsgroup to look for potential job candidates...let's ensure they keep posting here. Regards, Peter Hill
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Ben Matterson (Borland)
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
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Peter Hill wrote: > > I don't know about everyone else but I enjoy the fact that employers come > to this newsgroup to look for potential job candidates...let's ensure they > keep posting here. Ideally, they will keep posting in the jobs forum, not non-technical, not vcl. Ben -- Online Forum Sysop Borland Electronic Marketing bmatterson@corp.borland.com
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Jim Melsom
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 1998 00:00
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Chinedu Opara wrote: > > Uhhh... I thought it was "C Builder". I never heard of "C Builder" > Maybe it's your newsreader? On mine, the plus signs were in the original posting. Nice to see ads like this for BCB developers... Jim
Re: US-CO- Immediate opening for 2-3 UI designer/developers
Author: Bea and Marvin Jones
Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 07 Feb 1998 00:00
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In co.jobs Jim Melsom <jhm@mail.netshop.net> wrote: : Chinedu Opara wrote: :> :> Uhhh... I thought it was "C Builder". I never heard of "C Builder" :> : Maybe it's your newsreader? On mine, the plus signs were in the : original posting. Perhaps. Perhaps the 'newswriter'. Reading this in a UINX shell with tin revealed only "C-space-space-space----" Too many of these Graphically Useless Interfaces 'make up' their own character codes and character displays... KISS Jonesy
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