1. ***Network Networking Programmers Developers UNIX Pro's***
Hi,
We have a great opportunity for a Developer specializing in Networking to
deal with a first generation product line within an established, reputable
company. This is a position that pro's in the field of networking &
information routing based products will view with more than just a passing
interest. This is entering into a serious design phase, and now is the time
to get in if you're a nuts and bolts kind of person.
Some areas of strength might include:
*5 years+ experience in a UNIX environment
*5 years+ experience with C and C++
*Windows NT / 2000
*Some decent low level work would be real nice
*Looking for a 'Terminator' in the area of Networking and Routing.
Our client is located in Chicago, near Evanston, has easy access from a
number of major roads, and promises a truly unique opportunity to do
something that very few firms are working on, none in this area that we are
aware of. Salary will be commensurate with experience, but will be
generous. Technical degrees are certainly welcome, however hands on is far
more important here.
The firm we are searching for is quite unique in a few aspects, but mainly
it must be known that this is not a 'suit and tie' type of place. Come as
you are, wear what you like, and don't even respond if you like sitting in a
bunch of meetings all day, because it's not going to happen. You will get
to do your thing, and creativity will be stressed, hours and meeting will
not. Maybe this place could best be summed up as *cool*; you will like it
if Motorola doesn't work for you! Flexible hours are available to some
degree.
The nature of this product is being reserved for interested & qualified
persons mainly due to privacy at our client's request, thus we apologize in
advance for the lack of a lengthy description. I ask your trust that this
will be a very fulfilling place to work at for those possessing the right
background.
Hunter is a well established recruiting firm, and will NEVER violate the
privacy of the recruiter/candidate relationship. All serious inquiries will
be met as such. Please contact by e-mail or fax at:
Dave Steiger
Fax: (815)356-9225
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