by SherlockTalent
With all that’s going on – and all that may still come – it behooves us all to be more efficient. For some, efficiency is a hallmark that can best be defined by the Agile process.
If you or your company is involved in the software life-cycle, then the forthcoming LeanAgileUS conference is for you. Taking place next Monday and Tuesday, February 27 and 28, the LeanAgileUS Conference brings together the industries best subject matter experts under one roof.
Register today!
As a friend of SFAA, we are happy to share with you a 20% discount off when you register:
by SherlockTalent
Our Client Located near Downtown Miami is looking for a Java Web Developer. The ideal candidate will be responsible for coding, production, modification, and maintenance of enterprise-class websites for desktop and mobile. Focusing on the Java tier of their web applications, works closely with their front-end developers and IT Enterprise services team to write clean, modular, and efficient code that enable their digital products.
ESSENTIAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / DEVELOPER SKILLS:
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX
- Java & J2EE • MVC frameworks including Struts and Spring
- Integration with web services
- JSON, XML / XSLT
- TSQL
- SVN
- Relational databases
- Design patterns
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Responsible for the design, development, operation, and maintenance of web-based Java applications, Web services, and Web interfaces. Designs, develops and implements site objectives by analyzing user requirements; envisioning and developing system features and functionality
- Codes digital products and their new features at the application layer. Codes will consume APIs and services that enable cruise itinerary bookings, restaurant reservations, loyalty management, online check-in systems, guest personalization, and social media integration.
- Determines design methodologies and tool sets; completing programming using languages and software products; designing and conducting test
- Defines interdependency with other disciplines and is involved in the testing and certification processes
- Leads, directs and provides technical guidance to team
- Completes applications development by coordinating requirements, schedules, and activities; contributing to team meetings; troubleshooting development and production problems across multiple environments and operating platforms
QUALIFICATIONS:
- 3+ years of relevant experience in Java & J2EE development, JSON, XML / XSLT, TSQL, MVC frameworks including Struts and Spring, Integration with web services
- 1+ years of experience of HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX
- Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, MIS, Web Development or equivalent professional experience.
- SME in computer science, engineering or related discipline
- Capable of working independently with minimal supervision
- Demonstrate a degree of creativity with strong analytical and problem solving skills
- Strong with methodologies, tools, best practices and processes within specific area of responsibility
- Exposure to Service Oriented Architecture and Web Service development standards (SOAP, XML, WSDL) and developing in Spring and Hibernate frameworks
- Agile/Scrum development methods Experience working on at least one of the following:
- Large enterprise-level marketing sites with deep content marketing, an eCommerce or booking funnel, rich product content catalogs, and features including calendar, facets, tag management, and feeds from other core business systems
- International eCommerce sites with experience developing user interactions and understanding complex product catalog-related integrations with other applications
- A lifestyle brand as a branded manufacturer with a direct channel or a retailer’s eCommerce channel SherlockTalent loves to share a
$500 Referral Bonus!
by SherlockTalent
WordCamp Miami is coming up March 24-25. We are looking for some help – we have a range of needs and time frames and would love to add you to the team.
Don’t Worry – You’ll Get to Enjoy the Camp
Most things we need help in won’t interfere with you enjoying the camp. We do have volunteers that help out all day, but if you can only denote 30 min or an hour – we could use you.
What We Usually Need The Most Help In:
– Photography ( If you have a semi-pro camera and some experience and would like to take some photos, this is our priority. If you can help take lots of pics with your good quality camera phone, we could use a few of those as well. )
– Setting Up (Putting Up Signs on the morning of the event, helping setup tables)
– Registration (Helping during Saturday or Sunday registration, usually checking off people on a list or getting bags for attendees)
– Room “MCs” (keeping speakers on time and introductin speakers – perfect job if you plan on sitting in a track for a morning or afternoon)
– Crowd control during key times (mornings during registration and during lunches Sat/Sun)- Helping with food (help with setup and cleanup of the food areas)
– Cleaning Up (literally takes 15 min with enough people)
What To Do:
contact us: https://2017.miami.wordcamp.org/contact/
——- TICKETS ARE GOING FAST
With our beta schedule and speaker list now up, tickets are going quickly. ESPECIALLY workshop tickets which are currently only $15:
https://2017.miami.wordcamp.org/schedule
https://2017.miami.wordcamp.org/speakers
Grab your tickets (and remember we still have a few discount tickets for students):
https://2017.miami.wordcamp.org/tickets/
——- ALMOST 200 PEOPLE IN OUR SLACK CHANNEL!
Join us and meet speakers and attendees: https://wcmia2017.herokuapp.com/
by SherlockTalent
With the rise of Hadoop in the world of data, SQL Server has responded with the ability to query Hive tables using Polybase technology. See how to create connections, formats and external tables from within SQL Server 2016. Once the External tables are created, you can reference them like any other table. We also have new components within SSIS to perform HDFS File Transfers, Hive and Pig commands without logging into Hadoop. This presentation will review Polybase and SSIS Component features to get you up and running into Hadoop and SQL Server integration.
Guest Speaker: Jonathan Bloom
Jon is Senior Data Analytics Consultant at Allegient with a primary focus on Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing. Jon has over 25 years professional experience with experience in Azure Data Platform and Cortana Analytics, Data Warehousing, Hadoop, ETL, OLAP, Reports, Dashboards, Master Data Services, Data Quality Services, Hadoop, Power BI and Tableau. He has also maintains a well followed technical blog for over ten years on current trends in information technology.
by SherlockTalent
Our 10th annual WOW! event is the premier South Florida conference of the year that brings technology, audit, control and security professionals together with leading technology industry speakers for an informative and educational event.
Theme: Emerging Threats in Cybersecurity – What should organizations be doing to protect their infrastructure.
Where: Florida International University – Kovens Center
Florida International University – Biscayne Bay Campus
3000 Northeast 151st Street, Miami, FL 33181
Cost: $150 (member); $200 (non-member); $100 (student) (Register early, by March 31st 2017 for a $25.00 discount)
