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Guest repliedThe client is BP and if you have any of the skills, or know someone who has then please email me at Dodgyagent4@hotmail.com. I will pay good commission for referrals
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ASP/SQL/C#/.NET Contract up for grabs
I am working, but his might interest someone:
I have a 3 month contract, based in the City of London that may be of interest to you or to someone you know. The position is for an application developer. The client are negotiable on rates.
The experience required for this position are:
- 4+ years experience in ASP and MS SQL Server, (preferably including MS Analysis Services).
- At least 1 year in .Net/C# development experience in a commercial environment.
- Experience in Informatica or similar ETL tools.
- Experience of Business Objects.
- Experience of developing in Windows NT environment.
- Strong Object Oriented design and development experience.
- Experience of working with an Agile Development methodology.
- Excellent web development experience of both server and front end work.
- Strong understanding of data modelling, data warehousing and logical database design.
- Strong understanding of n-tier architecture.
- Experience of full life cycle application development.
- Experience of unit testing techniques.
- Knowledge of General Ledger and basic accounting.
- Knowledge of financial data warehouses.
If this position sounds of interest to you then please contact me on 020 8463 0555, alternatively if you know of someone who may be interested in this type of position then please pass my contact details on.
Best regards
Amy Loines
Sales Support
SQ Computer Personnel
Tel: 020-8463 0555
Fax: 020-8463 0444
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