Texas A&M University just opened a position for a software applications developer. You would be working (most likely) with me developing web applications and other code to enable system functions. You would need to relocate to the Bryan/College Station area.
Notice of vacancy: http://cis.tamu.edu/about/jobs/positions/241.html Job Title: Software Applications Developer Department: Computing and Information Services Salary: $36,250 - $40,250 (negotiable based on qualifications and experience) Start Date: ASAP Security Sensitive: No Major/essential duties of job: Function as a software applications developer on complex network-based projects. Provide consulting, technical support, and training to users of custom application software and technical staff. Develop interfaces to systems applications such as e-mail and directory services. Develop web-based applications that operate in large, multi-user environments. Occasional duties: Provide technical support to other CIS groups in areas of expertise. Develop and maintain documentation for applications including e-mail and directory services systems. Educational qualifications: Bachelor's degree or any equivalent combination of education and relevant experience (1 yr experience equals 1 yr education). Work experience: Two (2) years of software applications development. Experience programming in UNIX and web environments using Perl, C, C++, PHP (the more, the merrier). System administration experience is a plus. See http://cis.tamu.edu/about/jobs/ for links to Human Resources, etc. If you are interested in the job, please submit your resume and application to HR with a reference to the job number (020427). About the group: Homepage for my group: http://cis.tamu.edu/systems/opensystems/ We are a very open and affirming group about many things, including the use of open source software. Several people regularly attend LISA and other similar events. We do make use of commercial products when it seems prudent. -- James Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 979-862-3725 Texas A&M CIS Operating Systems Group, Unix
