Jobs

The following links date from Fall 2000 and so may be out of date.

  1. ERICSSON MESSAGING SYSTEMS     needs 100 software engineers by January!
  1. Programmer Wanted - A programmer to create an interface and program for simultaneous communications between multiple computerized servers and a host.  Either Visual Basic or Visual C may be used.  Fee is negotiable.  Other work pending.

Contacts:    Larry Glaser
                    Phone     (631) 277-7296
                    FAX        (631) 277-7296

                    At Dowling:    Professor Fred Rispoli
                                            Phone     (631) 244-3179
                                            Office     KSC 120

  1. Brookhaven National Lab needs C++ programmers for part-time work.

The following are more recent additions:

  1. "Wanted: Programmers for Handheld Devices"
    Computer (05/01) Vol. 34, No. 5, P. 12; Kiely, Don

    With handheld shipments projected to grow from 20 million this year to 62 million in 2004, according to International Data, handheld vendors face a rapidly increasing need for programmers who can develop applications for these devices.  However, few traditional programmers have much experience with programming applications for devices that are as small and that use as little power as the current class of handhelds.  For example, PCs often have as much as 128 MB of memory, compared to the 16 MB cap of the most powerful handheld, which means programmers do not have as much room for error.  In addition, programmers must learn to operate within a much smaller user environment:  smaller screens and fewer controls, for example.  Programmers with Windows experience are unlikely to have much trouble with the Windows CE programming environment, experts speculate, but the Palm environment, which runs most of today's handheld applications, will almost certainly be unfamiliar to many traditional programmers.  Experts say experience with Java and XML can be of great use in training handheld programmers, and some vendors believe that just as mainframe programmers learned to program PCs, so will PC programmers grow more comfortable with the new devices.  Other vendors are not biding their time and are actively recruiting handheld programmers from overseas, where the devices are more widespread, and are paying experienced programmers 20 percent to 30 percent above what traditional programmers would receive.
  2. NEED JAVA DEVELOPERS

    Gus Nuzzolese
    Director, Business Development Northeast
    FatWire Corporation
    FatWire!Transforming e-business strategies into business realities.
    www.fatwire.com
    330 Old Country Road Suite 207
    Mineola, New York 11501-4143
    Phone 516-FATWIRE x444 (516.328.9473)
    Mobile 516-641 GUSN (4876)
    Fax 516.739.5069
    Gus.Nuzzolese@fatwire.com
  3. The following link just came in (2/2/02).  I can't vouch for its value:

    TechProfiles.com