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August 2005 - Posts

• SharePoint Developer

  We’re seeking a SharePoint expert with development background who will work in a team-based environment on the planning, architecting, development and on-going support of a growing portal solution for content/knowledge management. Ideal candidate possesses a solid foundation in SharePoint technologies ranging from planning and architecting to development of web parts.  Duties include interaction with end-users to define requirements, architecting and developing solutions, evaluating and implementing 3rd-party tools, developing custom web parts, integrating enterprise content, solutions testing, and on-going application support. Actual production experience with SharePoint Portal Server and Windows SharePoint Services 2003 is mandatory. Skills: SharePoint 2003 technologies Website design and development experience is MS environment Working knowledge of: ASP, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML, XML, CAML as well as .NET technologies such as ASP.NET SQL Experience migrating from SharePoint 1.0 to SharePoint 2003 a plus Excellent communication skills High motivation, self direction, & commitment Ability to multi-task Strong analytical and problem solving skills Strong team orientation Bachelor’s degree in computer-related field 2+ years experience with web application development Actual hands-on production experience with SharePoint 2003 Some travel may be required Any interested candidates should go to www.bases.com to apply. Posted Aug 30 2005, 11:30 PM by admin with no comments Filed under: Job Annoucements

• Looking for a few good devs

  I have an upcoming project where I will need the services of some good C# developers in Cincinnati. Varying levels of experience are needed and either full-time or contract can be arranged. If you are interested or know someone who is drop me a line. (javery ~@~ infozerk.com) -James Posted Aug 25 2005, 04:17 AM by admin with no comments Filed under: Job Annoucements

• Do you want to Develop with Indigo, Avalon and ASP.NET 2.0 now?

  Do you want to Develop with Indigo, Avalon and ASP.NET 2.0 now?   Bluespring Software, Inc; a Cincinnati based ISV and leader in the BPM (Business Process Management)/Workflow space is seeking to immediately supplement its experienced team of Developers to accelerate the rate of introduction of new product features and leading edge technologies.  Bluespring is dedicated to remaining the leader in the market space and historically has introduced and begun development using new technologies pre General Availability.  If you join Bluespring you will be developing in Visual Studio 2005 in a Team System framework now!   We are in immediate need of motivated, resourceful, skilled .NET Developers who can assimilate new technologies quickly.  The ideal candidates will have 4+ years of relevant development experience using some or all of the following technologies; VB.NET, C#, ASP.NET, T-SQL, MSMQ, COM+ and VB6 to build scalable complex multi-tier applications.  Preference will be given to candidates who are MCSD certified or are actively pursuing and close to attaining MCSD certification.   Bluespring offers a competitive salary, healthcare benefits, flexible hours, a 401(k), stock options to qualified employees and attendance at industry events, state of the art equipment and a great work environment where the opportunity for personal development and experience in other areas is unmatched.   For further information or to submit a resume for consideration please contact Karl Treier via phone (513) 618-2973 or email to: karl.treier@bluespringsoftware.com Posted Aug 22 2005, 10:30 PM by admin with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Job Annoucements

• Materials from August Presentation

  I hate that I missed the user group this month (luckily I have seen Brian’s presentation before) but I hear everything went great. Brian sent me all the materials and I have uploaded them to the server, get them here. Oh, and thanks to Nino for running the meeting! -James Posted Aug 20 2005, 02:20 AM by admin with no comments

• August 16th Meeting Annoucement

  Tables are for Squares Come learn how to focus on making your site compatible with almost every browser or device out there. Learn how to get away from spaghetti code, insanely nested table layouts, tags, and other bandwidth bloating problems. Learn about forward compatibility and standards such as XHTML 1.1/2.0 and CSS. We will discuss the practices, tools, and resources needed to accomplish this for your clients. How to slash development and design costs Deliver superb functionality and design without worrying about browser incompatibilities Design your site to work as well 5 years from now as it does today Make your content more visible to search engines Learn how to follow federal accessibility laws and guidelines Support wireless and PDA users without the hassle of multiple versions Improve user experience with faster load times and fewer compatibility issues Learn how to FINALLY separate presentation from structure and behavior. See how all of this fits into .NET and Whidbey These new skills and concepts will help you reduce project costs, and provide more value to your clients. Brian H. Prince is the manager of the Application Development consulting practice at Quick Solutions, Inc. He has over ten years of experience in management and consulting experience with e-commerce, extranets, business technology, and implementing technology in the fields of real estate, financial services, healthcare, retail, and state government. Brian has extensive experience with the Microsoft .NET framework and has architected and developed n-tier e-commerce and web applications. His experience has earned him more than six awards for design and architectural work in the past two years. Brian holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science and Physics from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio The meeting is August 16th at 6:00 PM at Max Technical Training. If you bring a guest who has never been to the group before you will be entered in a special drawing! Lots of giveaways and pizza as usual. Posted Aug 05 2005, 02:41 AM by admin with 4 comment(s)