This Weeks Monkey Contract

[eek]

I think I've got a new winner

SC Cleared Enterprise Architect - TOGAF England Contract IT Job

SC Cleared - Enterprise Architect - Oracle Java J2EE - London

SC Cleared, Enterprise architect, Oracle, Java, J2EE, Oracle, .NET, ERP, SAP, SQL, Data Modelling.

SC Cleared Enterprise Architect required by major client:

Requirements:
* TOGAF/MODAF
* Java, J2EE
* Oracle
* .NET
* SQL
* Data Modelling
* ERP (SAP, Oracle, IFS, etc)
* Business Intelligence
* Data Architecture
* Data Warehousing
* Integration
* Infrastructure

Role:
* You must be able to think have broad skills around enterprise architecture
* Ability to provide technical leadership and ensure delivery
* Customer facing skills
* High documentation standard and clear ability to follow engineering process
* Evidence of having delivered successful solutions on very large projects

Extension Likely.

Rate £700.00 - £900.00 per week

[Zippy]

Don't bother applying unless your name is Robert.

[eek]

Don't bother applying unless your name is Robert.

How many bob's are SCed.

[Zippy]

How many bob's are SCed.

I really don't know. I know there are a fair few of SC'd Commonwealth citizens, as I've worked with some of them.

[adubya]

Now corrected

Rate £700.00 - £900.00 per day

[adubya]

How many bob's are SCed.

Quite a few BOBs on my current SC project. Some actually quite good

[stek]

Remember there is a difference between tax free and zero rate tax. The former you pay tax somewhere, the latter the tax is paid at 0%.

[eek]

Another one

.Net/SOA Solutions Architect - Risk/Insurance system City Of London Contract IT Job

.Net/SOA Solutions Architect - Risk/Insurance system

Contract
A City based insurance company requires a .NET/SOA Solutions Architect.

The Risk team. requires an application to be delivered as a Proof Of Concept (POC). If the POC is perceived by the business to be unsuccessful and accept it, then funding for a Risk application will be scoped and delivered over several phases of work. This will extend the contract to the end of the year and very likely much longer.

Its a repeat advert so you would have thought someone would have pointed it out by now.