Swallow Tech are looking for 2 experienced PRO-IV developers to be based in our London office. We are a software house specialising in global financial reconciliation and investigations.
We use ProIV v5.5 with Developer Studio and will shortly be using VIP on a pilot project. An ActiveX menu combines with traditional PRO-IV screens and Oracle & SQLServer databases.
The ideal candidate will be intelligent, energetic and motivated with experience in PRO-IV v5.5, procedural SQL and pro-active in learning and using new features. Knowledge of ActiveX, VB, Java an advantage.
Please send CVs or questions by e-mail to tony.w@swallowtech.com. Website : www.swallowtech.com
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2 Developers Wanted, London
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Tony Waszkiewicz
, Aug 15 2003 12:33 PM
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Doug Kamp
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Posted 20 August 2003 - 12:30 PM
Hi Tony,
I am currently based in Perth, Western Australia and was wondering if you were intending to recruit from overseas if you cannot locate local PROIV programmers.
I am looking for a change of location and interested in a 12 or 24 month contract with views to a permanent if the job and company is suitable.
Thanks and regards,
Doug
I am currently based in Perth, Western Australia and was wondering if you were intending to recruit from overseas if you cannot locate local PROIV programmers.
I am looking for a change of location and interested in a 12 or 24 month contract with views to a permanent if the job and company is suitable.
Thanks and regards,
Doug
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Tony Waszkiewicz
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Posted 20 August 2003 - 03:34 PM
hi Doug,
I am happy to recruit from anywhere:-) The main criteria is the quality of the people and we can always find room for good people. I am not really looking for a contractor but someone for the long term in whom we can invest in learning new skills. If you are still interested please email me your cv with any questions.
regards
tony
I am happy to recruit from anywhere:-) The main criteria is the quality of the people and we can always find room for good people. I am not really looking for a contractor but someone for the long term in whom we can invest in learning new skills. If you are still interested please email me your cv with any questions.
regards
tony
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Posted 09 September 2003 - 08:43 AM
Hi JJ(??),
We are not geared up for this and due to the complexity of our system it would take someone a long time to get familiar enough to do this. Also there is a great deal of interaction between our developers rather than having every minute detail specified.
regards
Tony
We are not geared up for this and due to the complexity of our system it would take someone a long time to get familiar enough to do this. Also there is a great deal of interaction between our developers rather than having every minute detail specified.
regards
Tony
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Posted 09 September 2003 - 01:45 PM
Just thought I'd try to add my two penn'orth:
Swallow is a good company to work for, it develops a good and well-written product, and Tony's right when he describes the development team (around 10-12 when I was there) as having a high level of interaction - it couldn't function as well as it does in any other way. Small company, lots of interesting stuff going on, quite a bit of new technology (they're pretty pro-active in that regard).
So my advice if you're a good PRO-IV coder looking for a job in London, then it could well be worth a look.
I'd apply myself, but it's a long commute from Melbourne... and the kids would miss me (probably).
Cheers
Dan Shannon
Swallow is a good company to work for, it develops a good and well-written product, and Tony's right when he describes the development team (around 10-12 when I was there) as having a high level of interaction - it couldn't function as well as it does in any other way. Small company, lots of interesting stuff going on, quite a bit of new technology (they're pretty pro-active in that regard).
So my advice if you're a good PRO-IV coder looking for a job in London, then it could well be worth a look.
I'd apply myself, but it's a long commute from Melbourne... and the kids would miss me (probably).
Cheers
Dan Shannon
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Posted 09 September 2003 - 04:08 PM
Tony
It's OK. Those murders were not "serial" (they did it for money). And besides it happened in South Australia, and nobody wants to live there anyway....
Cleve
P.S That ought to wind up any "Crow Eater" reading this....
It's OK. Those murders were not "serial" (they did it for money). And besides it happened in South Australia, and nobody wants to live there anyway....
Cleve
P.S That ought to wind up any "Crow Eater" reading this....
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Posted 10 September 2003 - 10:17 PM
Now, the "Blue Mountain Backpacker Murders", that was serial.
Oh, and Tony, while we're on the subject on reasonably recent homicides, you really wouldn't want to visit your local GP in the UK when you're over the age of 50, just in case he decides three score and ten is not coming fast enough for you, and you need "some assistance".
OR
How about helping Mr West shore up the foundations of his house ?
Oh, and Tony, while we're on the subject on reasonably recent homicides, you really wouldn't want to visit your local GP in the UK when you're over the age of 50, just in case he decides three score and ten is not coming fast enough for you, and you need "some assistance".
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How about helping Mr West shore up the foundations of his house ?
Edited by Shaun Rudland, 10 September 2003 - 10:21 PM.
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Posted 05 December 2003 - 06:03 PM
Thanks to everybody who sent cvs from all over the world.
We have found two guys and so for the time have no more vacancies.
Apologies to anyone i have not replied to but had a problem and lost lots of email.
regards
We have found two guys and so for the time have no more vacancies.
Apologies to anyone i have not replied to but had a problem and lost lots of email.
regards
Edited by Tony Waszkiewicz, 05 December 2003 - 06:04 PM.
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