Challenging Job Opportunity for a C# Architect/ Developer
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From: Suganthi Vincent on 1 Jun 2010 20:21 Hi My name is Suganthi Vincent and Im with Metabyte, Inc. I have a challenging Job Opportunity for a C# Architect/ Developer, a 4 months contract to hire opportunity located in Wheeling, IL. Please find the job details. Title: C# Architect/ Developer Location: Wheeling, IL Rates: Market Rate Please find the job description from the Hiring managers desk: 1. Real C# Experience a. I am looking for someone that has actually released a commercial software product that was developed and successfully released into the market. We are developing desktop applications that will run on both Windows XP (Windows 7) and SuSE Linux Enterprise Edition 11. b. I am not looking for someone who merely knows of C# and has read a book or two. c. I am also not interested in anyone that has done web development. If they have, great, but they better have solid desktop application development experience first. 2. Mono Experience a. I really need someone that has experience in writing C# applications for Mono. Just so you know, C# runs on .Net and Mono is an open source software framework that emulates a subset(or part) of .Net, which in turn will allow applications written in C# targeted for Mono to run on many systems that Mono has been ported to, such as: Windows XP and SuSE Linux Enterprise Edition 11. b. Just because someone has written an application in C# and in theory C# applications should run on Mono simply is not true. Mono is a rather small subset of the entire .Net framework and Ive already gone way beyond the theory stage. I have personally already written applications that run on Mono that in turn run on both Windows XP and SuSE Linux Enterprise Edition 11, so I dont want to explain how this works during the interview process if you know what I mean. c. There is a very specific area of development that I am looking for and I think these people can be filtered out by using the following criteria: i. If Mono experience is the first hurdle, then someone that has experience with the Mono Tools for Visual Studio is the next hurdle. FM is a Microsoft house. Meaning, the vast majority of software development is done within Microsoft Visual Studio, which in turn is why FM has chosen to use this plug-in for Visual Studio. ii. If you can find someone that has used the plug-in, that is great. The reason why is because we really want someone that has used the Debug Remotely on Linux feature of the Mono Tools for Visual Studio because this is vital for our SuSE Linux development. If interested, please send across your most updated resume along with your expected hourly pay rate at your earliest convenience. Please feel free to contact me. Thanks & Regards, Suganthi Vincent 510 405-1134 (Direct Line) suganthiv(a)metabyte.com www.metabyte.com Join me at http://www.linkedin.com/in/suganthivincent
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