Fwd: FW: Unix and Java positions in St Louis

[Jonathan Drews <j.e.drews@worldnet.att.net>]

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Subject: FW: Unix and Java positions in St Louis
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 15:29:49 -0500
From: "Drews, Jonathan*" <DrewsJ@cder.fda.gov>
To: "'j.e.drews@att.net'" <j.e.drews@att.net>

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From: Doub, William H
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:47 PM
To: Drews, Jonathan*
Subject: FW: Unix and Java positions in St Louis


Jonathan - please pass along to anyone you feel may be interested.


OCI has an immediate opening for a UNIX System Administrator to:
(INTERNAL PERM POSITION)

  (1) support workstations of Developers, Operations, and
Administrative staff in St. Louis and Phoenix offices (both Unix and
Windows OS), including monitoring the Sys Admin ticketing queue,

(2) maintain server environment of multiple target OS/platforms for
TAO (multiple Solaris, Linux, AIX, HP-UX versions and Windows: XP,
2000 on SPARC, RISC, i386, and IA-64 platforms),

(3) maintain training room environment (Linux and Windows), updating
environment as needed as course requirements change,

(4) maintain network infrastructure and services, such as mail and
public/private web services, bug tracking, ticketing systems,
backups, etc.,

(5) write/maintain Perl/PHP scripts for db interfaces/online
purchasing - online course registration/etc.,

(6) monitor company infrastructure, advising on upgrades/additions
whenever required in order to maintain an efficient environment for
all employees of OCI,

(7) advise and recommend on purchasing new systems, servers,
software, as requested by OCI staff.

email hr@ociweb.com or call 314-590-0204 for immediate consideration


We have an immediate opportunity/requirement for two Java developers
to support a three (3) month project starting immediately. This is an
Advantage opportunity.

Our client is building a web app. that interfaces with relational
databases. The databases include MS SQL Server and DB2. Knowledge of
IBM database specifics is desirable, but not required.

They have already written Java domain classes that map to database
tables. There is a 1 to 1 mapping between domain classes and database
tables.

The position requires knowledge of basic JDBC since they may need to
modify some of these existing classes. No entity or session EJBs
will be used.

In this role the developers will write servlets and classes to
generate HTML. Each servlet will serve up a family of related web
pages. Each class that generates HTML may generate multiple, similar
pages. These classes will use a Java library that outputs HTML,
similar to the Apache ECS library approach. No JSP will be used.

The HTML will reference CSS classes defined in CSS stylesheets that
have already been created. Knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and basic
CSS is required. Form validation code will be written in Java and
JavaScript.

Each developer needs to be able to work in all the areas identified
above. They will not be assigned to different roles.

There are five layers in their architecture. The client will train
new developers in these layers when they start.

The most important requirements for this position  are: knowledge of
basic Java, servlets, JDBC, HTML and JavaScript.

Call 590-0204 or email hr@ociweb.com for immediate consideration.

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