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- @stack72 playing with nuget at the moment, so likely to move to tomorrow as a task mate about 13 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to stack72 ReplyRetweetFavorite
- yay! “@teamcity: [devblog] TeamCity 7.0 is Released http://t.co/kNc8G1Qt” about 14 hours ago from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @mousedown with the amount of colouring in I've done this week, that's almost tempting! lol about 17 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to mousedown ReplyRetweetFavorite
- will be playing this weekend with @sencha's ext js - looking forward to some new learning about 17 hours ago from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- brilliant! “@stack72: Good analogy of Dependency Inversion Principal from one of the team at work http://t.co/OEPAjoKL” about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- oooh - the new @pluralsight course on hack-proofing your .net app by @adamtuliper looks like a very good watch http://t.co/3UYUX3Fw about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Sat outside the office for the past 15mins - seems the keys are warm and comfy inside #doh about 22 hours ago from Twitter for Android ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @red_square I didn't think cassette supported CDNs either? I know http://t.co/rlJE9ZmN claims to, though haven't tried that yet 01:51:39 PM February 21, 2012 from TweetDeck in reply to red_square ReplyRetweetFavorite
- #MVC4 out of the box doesn't look like bundling/minification supports CDN setups? extend and create? #aspnet #mvc4 01:14:32 PM February 21, 2012 from TweetDeck ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @OdeToCode @DevWeek I wish - project timelines this year prevent it :( would have been great to catch up 08:41:46 AM February 20, 2012 from web in reply to OdeToCode ReplyRetweetFavorite
We’re hiring, and we quite like .net developers
I normally wouldn’t use my blog for this sort of thing, though we don’t really have an outlet on our corporate site, so this is the easiest place to do it. I quite like working at my employer, so thought I’d use this as one of the channels to get the job advertised – I’ve tweeted about it too, please RT if you see it!
We’re hiring, and unlike expensify, we do really quite like .net developers. We do our best to ‘do good things’, and although we don’t pass the joel test, a score of roughly 7ish with an aim to improve upon our build automation/daily builds/continuous deployment means that I personally find it a good place to work and learn a lot. There is a team here who care about the work they undertake, they try to learn from one another, and they do their best to leave the code base in a better state than when they found it…
We like to attend UK Developer community events (@NEBytes, @DeveloperDay, @scottishdevs, etc.) and try to better ourselves in any way we can find.
Who are we?
We’re an online bingo company based in Sunderland, though I wouldn’t let any of that put you off
Bingo isn’t my life, though as with any business, you can love the job without having to love the subject matter…
There’s a decent sized team here – 8 .net devs (2 ‘game’ guys, 6 web app), infrastructure team (5), flash/client team (5), and a creative team (4) all contribute so it’s a pretty good place to bounce ideas.
We’re re-architecting the current site (MVC3 front end, business/data access tier, DI/IoC, Linq, distributed caching) and that will be going live fairly soon.
We’re moving into Europe with similar technology and this role would focus on the delivery of that.
The job spec – verbatim
Job Summary
In order to support the growing business, new developers will be required to work on projects building all new website applications for the UK and future European businesses.
Job Responsibilities & Tasks:
A technical specialist within the tombola Operations team, focusing on providing:
Knowledge/Experience:
Skills:
Competencies
Details, details?
We’re looking for 2 people, and salary range will very much depend upon skillset but realistically we’re looking at £30-35k.
Interested?
Please get in touch with me initially on twitter and I’ll give you corporate email addresses to find out more.
This entry was posted by Terry Brown on March 29, 2011 at 12:41 pm, and is filed under Commentary. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.