Hi all,

I have an immediate need for a senior Java developer for a short term
project.  Work will start in a matter of days and last through the
month of Dec, with possible extension depending on the client and the
outcome of this project.

Please contact me if you're senior and interested.

Thanks,
Matthew

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Reminder, this is tonight!

--- In TacomaSoftwareDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "thriceallamerican"
<jdpaulson@...> wrote:
>
> Thursday, June 18th, 6pm — 8pm
> Tacoma Technology Meet-up
> http://www.feedtacoma.com/events/event.php?e=2080
>
> Programmers, coders, entrepreneurs, project managers, designers, engineers,
data security wonks, and developers! Let's talk!
>
> Network, or just hang out with fellow techies and talk about cool new things.
>
> Cost / Admission
> Free!
>
> Contact Info
> Erik Hanberg
> erikemery@...
> 253-312-9940
>
> Location
> Meconi's Pub
> 709 Pacific Ave
> Tacoma, WA, 98402
>

On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 9:49 AM, thriceallamerican wrote:
> Thursday, June 18th, 6pm — 8pm
> Tacoma Technology Meet-up
> http://www.feedtacoma.com/events/event.php?e=2080
>
> Programmers, coders, entrepreneurs, project managers, designers, engineers,
data security wonks, and developers! Let's talk!

Alas, alack and woe! I will not be able to attend. If not for my
impending nuptials, on the very next day, I would be there. This
sounds like a great idea and hopefully there will be a next one.

--
Andrew Becherer

Thursday, June 18th, 6pm — 8pm
Tacoma Technology Meet-up
http://www.feedtacoma.com/events/event.php?e=2080

Programmers, coders, entrepreneurs, project managers, designers, engineers, data
security wonks, and developers! Let's talk!

Network, or just hang out with fellow techies and talk about cool new things.

Cost / Admission
Free!

Contact Info
Erik Hanberg
erikemery@...
253-312-9940

Location
Meconi's Pub
709 Pacific Ave
Tacoma, WA, 98402

We are currently looking for a seasoned Test Engineer to lead a team of 3
testers on a 2 year  project. We have a lot of room here for an expert software
tester to pave the way and create a fundamentally/best practice environment.
Ideal candidates will be up to date with the most breakthrough testing
technologies and will be motivated to implement them in our work space. We have
a very regulated environment and those who have worked in a ISO-9001 or  SW-CMM
environment will be highly desirable.

-BS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or technical education
-4-8 years working in the software test field, 2-4 years leading software teams
-Experience with SW-CMM
-Experience planning and conducting multiple types of software test: throughput,
response time, stress, reliability, endurance, etc.
-Knowledge of test automation tools
-Knowledge of Oracle, SQL
-Knowledge of Redhat, Linux Command Shell
-Ability to identify problems within python or XML scripts
-Knowledge of network concepts, protocols and network troubleshooting skills

ryan.lum@...

Thanks for pointing this out. The more resources the better.

--- In TacomaSoftwareDevelopment@yahoogroups.com, "Matthew Adams"
<matthew@...> wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I figured I'd point out that there's a LinkedIn.com group
> called "Tacoma Software Professionals".  Probably not a bad idea to
> join that if you aren't in it already.
>
> http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=107565
>
> -matthew
>

Hey all,

I figured I'd point out that there's a LinkedIn.com group
called "Tacoma Software Professionals".  Probably not a bad idea to
join that if you aren't in it already.

http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=107565

-matthew

Hi all,

I just thought I'd see if anyone is hiring in the area (Tacoma and/or
So. King County).  I'm more on the Java side of the fence, but have
done plenty of C# as well.  For those of you familiar with the Spring
Framework (http://www.springsource.org), I have worked for
SpringSource (the company behind Spring) for the last year and half.
Here's a link to my resume:

http://geocities.com/matthewadams/resume

Thanks,
Matthew

Hi Brent,

I am currently looking for a job.  My experience is
primarily with C++, with various other languages as
well.  I don't have experience with c# but I want to
learn it and can learn quickly.

Also I wouldn't consider myself quite senior level but
I have been programming for about 10 years.

Let me know if you would like any more information from
me.

Thanks,
Josh



--- Brent Fleckner <bfleckner@...> wrote:

> I've got a job opening in downtown tacoma for a
> senior level c# type. if anyone is interested please
> email me and we can talk more...
>
> -brent
>
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TacomaSoftwareDevelopment/
>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TacomaSoftwareDevelopment/join
>     (Yahoo! ID required)
>
mailto:TacomaSoftwareDevelopment-digest@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
mailto:TacomaSoftwareDevelopment-fullfeatured@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>

I've got a job opening in downtown tacoma for a senior level c# type. if anyone
is interested please email me and we can talk more...

-brent

Who here has experience integrating Python into Java webapps?  I have
some apps running under Tomcat that use Spring, Struts2, Hibernate and
several other things.  I would like to work Python into the mix at
least in places where scripts are being run.

I just thought I'd ask.  Any insight would be appreciated.

I kind of forgot this group existed but was pleased to be reminded
about it. I thought it would be nice to find out who is on here and
what we collectively do.

I'm a Security Consultant with iSEC Partners
(http://www.isecpartners.com/). Lately I have been focused on web
application penetration testing (a lot of ASP.Net) and mobile
application security testing (j2me, BREW, WAP). I work from my home in
North Tacoma often although I also spend time at iSEC's Seattle and
San Francisco offices. I am the current benevolent dictator of the
Tacoma Linux Users Group (http://www.taclug.org/). I am a graduate of
the University of Washington, Tacoma Institute of Technology and
maintain strong ties there as an Industry Advisor to the Grey Hat
computer security student group.

Regarding the tools of the trade, I love my Lenovo t61p with 1920x1200
screen and 4 GB of RAM running Ubuntu 08.04 using dm-crypt for whole
disk encryption. I'm in the market for a smartphone but there are too
many options right now (iPhone 3G, OpenMoko, HTC Touch Pro, wait for
Google Android, etc).

I have online presences in the following locales,

website:
http://andrew.becherer.org/

blog:
http://andrew.becherer.org/blog

LinkedIn:
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/0/a12/4b3

twitter:
http://twitter.com/andrewbecherer

Who else is out there?

--
Andrew Becherer

Hello,

I’m a Recruiter with Meridian Technology Group and in search of J2EE Developers for a few of our clients here in Portland, OR.

Please let me know if you’d be interested in any of these positions, or if you know of anyone who is.

Position #1:

Duration: 6 months

Location: Portland, OR

Project Description/Scope:

The Employer Center project will be based on Agile.  The work will be divided into three-week iterations for Employer Center.  At the end of each iteration, the team will demonstrate new features to stakeholders and customer team leads/business representatives.  This forum provides customers a direct view of the evolving product and provides the team immediate feedback that can be used to adjust the product during the next iteration.  Features from several iterations will be grouped into releases and will be moved into production at one time.

Required Skills we are looking for:

• 5-7 years experience in Enterprise J2EE development with strong additional skills in Ajax, JavaScript, and Adobe Flex preferred

• Proven ability to implement and deliver software solutions through the iterative life cycles using Agile development, XP, r SCRUM

• Object-oriented analysis and design skills

• Strong writing, documentation, and oral communication skills

• The ability to read and produce UML diagrams

• Be able to plan and manage his/her own work

Position #2:

Location: Portland, OR

Duration: 6+ months. 2 openings..one role would likely evolve into a contract to hire after 6 months

Our client is looking for two very senior J2EE developers needed for long-term project work.

Client is looking for strong JDBC skills and would prefer strong Oracle background as well.

For presentation candidates, Webflow's important.  Dojo and FreeMarker are nice-to-haves.  AJAX in general is good.  Someone who's very strong with layout and general user-interface stuff will find a welcome home here.

Maven experience would be great, too, to save us some training time.

Please let me know if you’d be interested in either of those positions, or if you'd rather stay in WA. I can stay in touch with you and send you some Java positions in the WA area.

Sincerely,

Tamara Rea

Technical Recruiter

Meridian Technology Group, Inc.

711  Capitol Way S., Suite 700

Olympia WA 98501

(360) 250-4444 cell

(360) 357-6583 x1504 office

(360) 943-6315 fax

(800) 317-8044 toll free

www.MeridianGroup.com

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tamararea 

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No, not yet.  That wouldn't be bad idea, since I think their group is a bit more
narrowly focused than TSD (TacomaSoftwareDevelopment).  I'll get right on it...

Thanks,
matthew

----- Original Message ----
From: Jim C. <jcollings@...>
To: TacomaSoftwareDevelopment@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 9:22:12 AM
Subject: Re: [TacomaSoftwareDevelopment] Growing...

Have you hit TACLUG for members yet?

Jim C.







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Have you hit TACLUG for members yet?

Jim C.

> Does that help?

Fantastic. Thanks. :-)

Jim C.

I tried to state it in the description of the group.  From the description at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TacomaSoftwareDevelopment:
<quote>
The Tacoma Software Development Special Interest Group serves as a
forum of discussion and networking tool for those software developers
who live in the Tacoma and surrounding vicinity, regardless of
specialty. Geographical areas that this group is intended to draw from
include Tacoma, South King County, Gig Harbor, Lakewood, &
Puyallup. Members from beyond these areas are welcome, too!
</quote>

It's very much like the SeaJUG, only it's not Java-specific, for few reasons: 
there are too few Java-only people in the south end (and SeaJUG already exists
anyway), interop is a fact of life, and my experience has been that
cross-pollination of ideas across technologies is a Good Thing.

Basically, I'd like to have monthly meetings on technical topics from those
members and/or guest speakers that people would like to hear about, much like
other special interest groups.  If you have any ideas, throw them out there -- I
would like for everyone to contribute their ideas and suggestions, keeping it an
open forum.

Does that help?

-matthew

----- Original Message ----
From: Jim C. <jcollings@...>
To: TacomaSoftwareDevelopment@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 8:06:55 AM
Subject: Re: [TacomaSoftwareDevelopment] Growing...

> The only way that something like this is successful is if we each do a
> little legwork to spread the word.  If you know south-end software
> developers, encourage them to join.

I'm not yet clear on what "this" is just yet. ;-)
Enlighten me?


Jim C.







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> The only way that something like this is successful is if we each do a
> little legwork to spread the word.  If you know south-end software
> developers, encourage them to join.

I'm not yet clear on what "this" is just yet. ;-)
Enlighten me?


Jim C.

Hi everyone,

Thanks for joining the group!  Once we hit a critical mass of 10-15
members, I'd say that it's time to begin meeting.

The only way that something like this is successful is if we each do a
little legwork to spread the word.  If you know south-end software
developers, encourage them to join.

Thanks,
Matthew

Bang!