Is this vacancy open to non-US residents? regards. Josh
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 8:26 PM, Joachim F. Kainz <j...@jolira.com> wrote: > My apologies to most of you who will consider this Spam, but we are > looking for developers with Wicket experience in the San Francisco Bay > Area. > > We are a "boutique" consulting business (not voluntarily, but we lacked > lucrative product ideas when we started the business:). We are > headquartered in San Francisco. Among other things we are behind two > very successful mobile web-sites of Fortune 25 companies. Rating > agencies such as Gomez seem to think we develop some of the fastest and > most efficient mobile web-sites in the US. > > We are looking for a number of Wicket developers for a project in > Brisbane, CA. Besides being funny & personable candidates should have > the following qualities: > > * At least a year of hands-on experience with Wicket > * At least 5 years of experience with J2SE & J2EE > * Candidates must have experience with developing software at a > large enterprise; we are more tun than that, but we need you to > know how to behave. > * We are using Guice for dependency injection; experience with > this type of IOC would be a plus > * We are using jersey & cxf WebServices; you do not have to > religious about it (I prefer you are not), but you should now > how to use these technologies > * Maven runs our builds > * We are using agile and you will be required to create JUnit > tests and JavaDoc without nagging and complaining! > > > Nothing beats having experience; having personality would also be a > great plus. > > I do not represent a recruiting agency. The jobs are with my company > directly. If you are interested, please send me a resume that reflect > what you actually have done in your career. Don't put stuff on your > resume you do not want me to ask you about in a phone screen. I have > heard grown men cry before. It is not pretty. > > If you represent some commercial interest, please do not contact me. We > are not working with recruiting agencies and I do not care how much > cheaper resources are in China or India. I need capable people on-site > right here in the US. Unless you are very, very, very good, we do not > sponsor H1-Bs. Sorry, I am an immigrant myself, but we just do not like > doing the H1-B paperwork. > > If, after reading all of this, you are still interested, please send > your resume to j...@jolira.com and make sure you include some contact > information. > > Best regards, > > Joachim >
