| Join the best company to work for in Seattle [message #13459] |
Fri, 09 March 2007 20:05 |
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Originally posted by: jesse.watson.par3.com
This company is the best-kept secret in Seattle.
PAR3 Communications is a leading provider of outbound notifications (esp
voice) to fortune 500 companies... Our Services group builds complex,
highly interactive, deeply integrated applications that reach out and
contact consumers with information ranging from travel updates, to
emergency notifications, to order status, to fraud activity on credit
cards.
Our Product Development group builds and maintains the tools and platform
for our Services group, and we are using the Eclipse platform to overhaul
how Services is going to build these rich, demanding applications.
(Picture a boxes n' lines visual programming language for developing
multi-channel applications.) We need you to round out a team of 3
superstar developers within Product Development who are dedicated solely
to building this next-gen toolset. This is a full-time, permanent
position.
Candidate Requirements:
-Smart
-Gets things done
-Is excited about learning / working with Java and Eclipse technologies
-Lives in, or is willing to relocate to Seattle (no remote's please)
That's it. So why are we the best kept secret in Seattle? Imagine a
successful startup founded in 2000 founded by two technical guys who also
understand great customer service. We now have (200+ people), we're
profitable, and here is the kicker: In the intervening years since 2000,
as the dev team has grown from 3 to 20, not a single person has
voluntarily left the company. Something in the water, maybe?
Nah, we've just created an environment for our development team that
fosters intelligence, respect, and sincere dedication to building the
right product.
I'm not a recruiter, I'm the team lead and dev manager for this project,
so feel free to ping me with questions (jesse.watson@par3.com), or just
apply for the position (jobs@par3.com).
Thanks!
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