JAVA Programmer!!

Brie,

Your description is interesting, however it's a bit too
'high level' for 
most people on this list.

Perhaps you could define it a bit more and maybe a few java
nerds might 
come out of the woodwork.

A few questions that might be helpful to answer for the
readers of this 
list:
- What type of Java.  Embedded, desktop, Enterprise
- Does 'high level'  mean teaching it, developing code, just

architecting a solution, just consulting?
- Why is it exciting?  Every recruiter tells us that their
opportunity 
is exciting, but a few lines of why might convince someone
that your 
opportunity really is exciting.

I hope this helps you communicate your needs and
opportunities better to 
a bunch of nerds.   We tend to like specifics and facts.

Good luck in filling your position.

Joe Hoffman
Portland, OR

Brie E. Menhart wrote:
> Good morning PJUG.
>  
> There must be individuals that are reading this that
have a very high 
> level of understanding programming in Java.
> All I need is one of you to commit to a contract in
Salem, Oregon. 
> This is a very exciting 6 month opportunity!
> Who wants it??
>  
>
> *Brie Menhart*
> /Technical Recruiter
> /503.293.2900 Ph.
> 503.293.2919 Fax
> bmenhartapexsystemsinc.com <mailto:bmenhartapexsystemsinc.com>
> http://www.apexsystems
inc.com/
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