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I have over 50 development positions here in Orlando it is remote for the foreseeable future and will be onsite 2 days in Orlando post covid! Please get with me if you or anyone else could benefit from the positions below. These are URGENT and will…Continue
Started by Andrew DiRocco. Last reply by Florence Vicil Nov 11, 2021.
My company, www.cwd.wtf has an immediate need for a cloud computing specialist to install a proprietary application in an XP environment. Salary is $150/hr. Cambridge is an EOE employer. Send your reply via Codetown. Continue
Started by Michael Levin Mar 8, 2020.
Hello Codetown!Cambridge is looking for a Python expert to teach an Intro Python class 9/16-18 The Intro class is a 3 day onsite class. Curriculum will be provided. The rate…Continue
Tags: CambridgeInc, Maryland, codetown, md, trainer
Started by Michael Levin Sep 4, 2019.
Cambridge, Inc has an immediate need for a trainer local to Maryland able to deliver an Angular, HTML5 and CSS onsite…Continue
Tags: trainer, CambridgeInc, codetown, Maryland, angular
Started by Michael Levin Aug 2, 2019.
Fantastic C# opportunity in the Orlando, FL area! This position is with a client that provides plenty of room for growth and opportunity in their organization. Must have skills are C#, ASP.net, MVC, and SQL. Salary range is between 80-100k depending…Continue
Tags: developer, Orlando, MVC, SQL, .net
Started by MacKenzie Porter. Last reply by MacKenzie Porter Mar 18, 2019.
At Measures for Justice (MFJ) our mission is to use data to transform how we measure, understand, and reform the criminal justice system in America. We collect, clean, code, standardize, and analyze data from criminal justice agencies to provide…Continue
Started by Amanda Hinchman-Dominguez Feb 16, 2019.
1: Multiple years application development experience with Enterprise Java 2: Multiple year application development experience with Python 3: 3+ years CI/CD and DevOps experience 4: In depth knowledge of the AWS cloud computing platform, its many…Continue
Tags: Agile, DevOps, Python, Java, Cloud
Started by Christopher Stone Jun 12, 2018.
Requirements: • 3+ years Java development experience with JDBC, JMS, JSP, JAF, Servlets, AJAX, Spring, REST, Java design patterns and use of Eclipse, Git/Bitbucket, Maven and JUnit • 2+ years developing and implementing REST Web Services and user…Continue
Tags: WebServices, AWS, Java
Started by Christopher Stone Jun 12, 2018.
Hello Codetown!Cambridge is looking for a Python expert to teach Intro and Advanced Python and Python for Data Science classes. The Intro class is a 3 day class and the Python…Continue
Tags: python
Started by Michael Levin May 30, 2018.
Hello Codetown!We are getting ready to start an exciting new 1 year project. We're looking for contract Java and C++ coders. The rate is $40-50/hr DOE. Here are the requirements:JAVA Software Developer – Mid-Level (2 positions)Bachelor’s Degree in…Continue
Tags: embedded, java, c++, jobs
Started by Michael Levin Jan 17, 2018.
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