Job: Senior Developer -- Ajax, Python, Zope, SNMP

Submitted by rmatte on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 4:58pm

Resource Technical Management is seeking a highly motivated, self-directed individual to join our client's Product Development team as a Senior Software Developer for their Austin, TX Development Center. This is a high visibility position for someone who is strong in building Web 2.0 / Ajax applications in an agile style development environment using dynamic languages (Python), and application frameworks (Zope) with additional experience with SNMP and/or other network management protocols.

This client company's commercial open source systems management products are deployed in over 25,000 organizations in over 180 countries allowing their client's projects to come in on time and well under budget without the exorbitant costs, insane multi-product complexities, and constant scalability issues facing traditional static monitoring tools.

Job: ASP.NET Developer

Submitted by stefanini on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 2:24pm

stefanini-usa.com is seeking an ASP.NET developer with the following requirements:

Job: Network Engineer III

Submitted by MSiver on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 9:17am

The Network Engineer III is primarily responsible for managing and executing basic to complex IT projects in network, circuits and firewall equipment, designing basic to complex network systems, serving as an escalation point for resolving difficult issues and working independently to maintain systems and proactively implementing tools to prevent network issues. The Network Engineer is expected to have extensive knowledge of all core networking, circuit and firewall technologies and play a key role in mentoring others in the department as needed.

Austin WordPress Training

Submitted by pat.ramsey on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 11:19am

The organizers of the Austin WordPress Meetup are excited to announce a custom WordPress training series.

Beginning September 18th, and running through the next three Saturdays, those who have just started to use WordPress or who are curious about using it to power their websites are invited to attend this training. The aim is to make it easier to use the software to its fullest potential, whether you're curious about using the software, looking to run a small-business website with it or your own individual site.

After completing the training, attendees will be much more comfortable using WordPress. They will have a much greater depth of knowledge of the software – making it easier to communicate with designers & developers and they will be more comfortable extending its capabilities through the use of plugins, themes and multimedia.

The custom-tailored WordPress course costs $200 for 20 hours of training. The leaders of the WordPress meetup (myself, Nick & Sandra Batik and Lindsey Allen will be leading the training).

More information can be found at http://wpclasses.slash25.com

Class dates & times: Sept 18th, Sept. 25th, Oct. 2, Oct 9th, from 12pm to 5pm.

Courses meet at Cospace – 911 W Anderson Lane #203, Austin TX, 78757.

Questions: contact-wpclasses@slash25.com

Job: Interface Developer - JavaScript/HTML/CSS

Submitted by Katy Malone on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 4:39pm

Our client's Interface Engineers work with both the custom services and platform sides of our product. On any given day you might convert a PSD template to a static HTML structure to hand-off to developers for back-end coding. The next day you might implement a new feature-set in the settings experience for Facebook applications. Opportunities to work within multiple environments and on vastly differing projects keeps this role dynamic & educational.

Job: MySQL DBA

Submitted by LisaSchultz100 on Mon, 08/30/2010 - 4:15pm

PayPal, an eBay company, is seeking a MySQL DBA to support PayPal’s 24x7 production environment, providing engineering, administration, monitoring and support for our massively parallel databases deployment across multiple data centers.

Job: Director of Web Development

Submitted by MSiver on Thu, 08/26/2010 - 12:02pm

Our client is looking for an experienced, senior web development professional who can provide the leadership, vision and innovation for their customer web-sites, eCommerce, and product download infrastructure. The operating model requires a high degree of online engagement with customers and prospects, making the web-sites critical to the day-to-day success of their high growth business.

Job: PHP / Javascript Software Engineer

Submitted by GeekAustinJobBot on Wed, 08/25/2010 - 1:23pm

The Email & Apps division of Rackspace is seeking a software developer for the Web Apps Team.

Requirements:

• BS, MS or PhD in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field
• Several years of experience with Linux
• Several years of experience with PHP
• Several years of experience with Web 2.0 technologies (Javascript, AJAX, CSS, HTML, SOAP)
• Several years of experience with a relational database (MySQL , MS-SQL, Sybase, Oracle)
• A solid understanding of OOD (object oriented development)
• A good understanding of standard algorithms
• Experience optimizing systems for stability, scalability, and efficiency
• Experience building small and large, multi-tiered, web-based applications is a PLUS

Austin All-Girl Hack Night!

Submitted by Lynn Bender on Wed, 08/25/2010 - 1:16pm

Garann Means (@garanm) just created the following group on Meetup: Austin All-Girl Hack Night. From the Meetup page:

I'm starting this group hoping to network, hang out, and maybe even write some code with other female developers in Austin. It would be awesome to get together once a month or so for a highly informal hack night, do some demos if people are so moved, and talk about what we're working on and cool news from the world of technology. Additionally, it would be awesome to do some coding in a room where everyone else is not a dude. Maybe we could get really girly and have wine and cupcakes instead of pizza and beer! (I don't know.. too much?)

Interested? More details at: http://www.meetup.com/Austin-All-Girl-Hack-Night/

Job: Web Application Developer

Submitted by mattmangum on Tue, 08/24/2010 - 1:54pm

The School of Engineering is seeking a Web Application Developer to develop and maintain desktop and web-based applications, provide skilled analysis to determine software hardware solutions, support technology infrastructure for the organization, and lead technology- based initiatives to support academic and research at the Faculty Innovation Center, Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin.

Essential Functions
Write and design code for web and desktop-based applications in languages such as PHP, Adobe Flash/Flex/Air, Java, JSP. Provide, manage, and communicate technology strategy and architecture recommendations. Develop web-based mathematical programs. Test and recommend new software/media technologies. Perform in-depth requirement studies. Site testing for cross platform, cross browser. User interface and QA testing. Research technologies and approaches to
improve productivity.

ArmadilloCon, an Austin geek tradition, returns this weekend.

Submitted by Elze on Mon, 08/23/2010 - 11:30pm

Where can you discuss private spaceflight, vampires, and steampunk, plan your time travel, and test your zombie apocalypse preparedness all in one weekend? There is an event just like that in Austin, and it is coming up this weekend. It's ArmadilloCon, a science fiction convention held annually in Austin, and known for its literary emphasis. It's three days of discussion panels, authors readings and autograph sessions, vendors selling books, media and genre-themed stuff, art show, costumes and parties.

Job: Java Developer with EDI / Healthcare

Submitted by praneethpatlola on Mon, 08/23/2010 - 11:15am

This is a 4-6 month contract for a Java developer who will analyze, design, build and test EDI changes for one or more of the following functional interfaces: Provider, Member, Health Care Encounter, and Encounter Response

Data Day Austin. It's time.

Submitted by Lynn Bender on Mon, 08/23/2010 - 10:34am
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The Background

Last year at DrupalCamp Austin, @DavidStrauss encouraged me to organize a NoSQL Camp Austin. After sending out about 100 surveys, I decided that the local community would be better served by a series of data days -- each focusing on a specific topic or technology. I decided to launch the series with MongoDB Day.

Because Austin is home to Riptano and a growing Apache Cassandra community, I felt that the perfect followup event would be a Cassandra Day. After a few meetings with Matt Pfeil and the Riptano team, I postponed the Austin event, and opted to help Riptano organize the Cassandra Summit in San Francisco. (Slides and Videos). I'm glad I did. It was like jumping into an information wind-tunnel.

In the meantime, lots of things have been happening in Austin. Steve Watt has brought together the Austin Hadoop community with a series of monthly meetings. Since their hugely successful Data Cluster Meetup during SXSW 2010, Flip Kromer and the Infochimps team have been building a growing local community around Big Data.

While having coffee with with Matt last week, we decided that, regardless of what I felt previously, it's time for an event to bring us all together to share what we've learned so far, trade notes, and amp up the innovation.

Data Day Austin

Although we are still looking at possible dates and venues, we're putting a stake in the ground and announcing the event.

Help us organize Data Day Austin. Send us a note at dataday@geekaustin.org, letting us know:
1) What would you like to see. What would you like to walk away from the event with? What would make Data Day Austin a must attend event?
2) Are there any events you planning to attend in the next few months -- so that we won't schedule Data Day Austin at the same time.
3) Would you like to speak on a topic? If so, send us a proposal.

The event will be co-hosted by Riptano and GeekAustin. If your company would like to join us as a sponsor, send us a note at dataday@geekaustin.org.

This is gonna be fun.

-Lynn

Job: Hadoop Java Scientist

Submitted by kristievans on Fri, 08/20/2010 - 1:36pm

Primary Job Responsibilities:
Build – train, validate and deploy machine learning based models for fraud detection.

Ideate, create, and evaluate high performance tools and mash ups for data exploration and visualization.

Analyze large datasets and build creative variables and algorithms for fraud pattern matching.

Develop creative new features that track the online behavior of fraudsters.

Build and enhance various software components for very large scale data processing.

Design and develop the data transformations needed for producing machine learning data sets, processing terabytes of data.

Learn Risk Detection business problems and design creative solutions to enable business managers and analysts to solve those.

Job: Software Development Manager

Submitted by cgabelein on Fri, 08/20/2010 - 12:55pm

NCsoft West, the U.S. branch of NCsoft, the world’s largest independent developer and publisher of online computer games is seeking a highly-motivated and highly-qualified Billing Development Manager to lead the Billing Development Group in the Austin, TX office.

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