[Fwd: [gemstone-smalltalk] Gemstone/Smalltalk opportunity - Southeastern U.S.]

I thought that US based smalltalkers might be interested...
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Subject: [gemstone-smalltalk] Gemstone/Smalltalk opportunity -
Southeastern U.S.
Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2006 16:32:48 -0400
From: Tom Hart <[hidden email]>
Reply-To: GemStone Smalltalk Customer Forum
<[hidden email]>
To: GemStone Smalltalk Customer Forum <[hidden email]>




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Hello everyone.



My company is currently looking to hire an additional mid/senior
GemStone/SmallTalk Developer.  As you all know, there are few of us
left.  If you have 5+ years' experience of recent GemStone/SmallTalk and
interested in an opportunity in the South Eastern part of the United
States, give me a call.



Job Details

Authorization:

Must be authorized to work in the U.S. (Not able to sponsor H1B or TN
Visas....sorry)

Compensation:

I will pay you well.  Salary + (20% Annual Bonus, 3 weeks vacation,
401(k), medical, dental, etc.)

Summary:

Senior Gemstone/SmallTalk developer to join its core infrastructure
development team. As part of the team you will design, develop and
maintain applications for a state of the art Internet exchange.



Requirements:

- GemStone Smalltalk Experience 2+ years

- GemStone DBA experience 2+ years

- Visual Works experience is a plus

- Must have excellent interpersonal skills, work well within a team, and
work well under pressure

- Must be living or be willing to live within 40-50 miles of our
Headquarters.

- Must have a 4 year degree preferably in Computer Science or similar
discipline



Job Responsibilities:

- GemStone Database administration and monitoring

- GemStone performance tuning

- GemStone Smalltalk coding and testing



Best regards,

Tom Hart
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Cambridge Professional Group
Four Piedmont Center - Suite 200
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
800.563.6101
404.842.2800 telephone
404.842.2805 facsimile

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Hi,

I have to use an informix Standard Engine on Linux.
Do you know if there is somewhere a EXDI connection for Visualworks? Or
there is some other way to get connected.
It seems to me that long time ago (2.5 or around) there was an informix
connection, but I don't see it anymore on the VW kit probably my memory is
getting me wrong...)

Thanks for any answer

Giorgio

Giorgio,

No, your memory is correct, but it was simply an ODBC-based EXDI
(actually almost a complete copy of the DB2 EXDI with the classes
renamed). Obviously since it was ODBC based, it was only ever meant to
work on Windows.

Nick

Giorgio Ferraris wrote: