by SherlockTalent
Imagine you have ~400 financial applications developed in .NET 1.1 and 2.0, and you need to rebuild them in 4.5.
If you are interested in 100% remote work and you have serious expertise in large scale financial applications, we want to speak with you.
The profiles that we are looking for are seasoned .NET developers with application upgrade experience, especially from NET 1.1 on 2003 platform to 2012 platform.
Background checks are required, and “legal ability to work for any employer” is required. This is a remote work for at least 9 months.
We are building a team of approximately10 people, medium to senior level developers and a team lead.
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by SherlockTalent
Join us on April 15, 12pm at Jungle Island for the 2016 Technology Leaders of the Year Awards presented by Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce.
This year’s Keynote address will be delivered by Jennifer Torlone Sr. Director, Technology and Information Services at Amerijet International
by SherlockTalent
Students Attend FREE. (Download the invitation Cracking-The-Code)
You are invited to join the SFTA and distinguished panelist, March 24, 2016. Hear from Leading CEOs and Student Interns who have worked at Google, Modernizing Medicine and 3Cinteractive. Think you have to leave South Florida to find tech talent? To find a tech job? Think again.
Panel Moderator: Mark Smith, COO, 3C Interactive
Panelists:
Dan Cane, CEO, Modernizing Medicine
John Duffy, CEO, 3C Interactive
Xavier Mufraggi, CEO, ClubMed
Carey MacDonald, Student, Georgia Tech; interned at Google, 3C Interactive
Gregory Jean-Baptiste, Student, FIU; interned at VMWare, Ultimate Software, Sandia National Laboratories
Mihai Fonoage, PhD, interned at Modernizing Medicine, now their Sr. Director, Mobile Software Development
With hundreds of companies already here and more starting up in South Florida, we are gaining recognition as a technology hub. Here are some reasons why:
– Reputation as a magnet for corporate and regional HQ relocations
– International connections
– Great climate and relaxed lifestyle
– Strong regional emphasis on tech startups and incubators
– Growing number of co-working spaces designed to foster collaboration
– At least 14 universities, colleges, coding schools and tech schools that train tech talent
Notes:
Parking is available.
If traveling by train, the Cypress Creek Tri-Rail station is a couple of blocks away. Last northbound train leaves at 10:44 pm. Last southbound train leaves at 9:37 pm.
This event if free for full-time students – but you must register and provide an .edu email address.
Questions? Email Douglas Saenz.
by SherlockTalent
For our March event, “History of Women in Technology,” we will be highlighting the women who were instrumental in influencing and changing technology. There have been so many amazing women who have sparked innovations and changed the face of technology, and they deserve to be recognized. And, we want to learn about their accomplishments, challenges, motivations, and inspirations.
We are honored to have Annamarie Burke as our guest speaker discussing “The Story of Motorola” in South Florida, what it was like to be at the forefront of mobile technology innovation in the 80’s and 90’s, and her role in developing new mobile technologies.
We invite you to join us. This will be a memorable, historical and inspirational event.
Featured Speakers
Annamarie Burke is an experienced leader in program management and product development. She has expertise from product concept to market launch with experience in digital, RF, IC and software engineering. She has been recognized for communications skills combining technical knowledge with the ability to convey information at all management levels. Annemarie also has an extensive multi-national product development, engineering and program experience.
Annamarie had a 23 year career at Motorola, as an engineer and engineering manager. She has worked on digital and audio design, and was responsible for several mobile products and integrated circuits.
After the acquisition by Zebra Technologies, Annemarie became the Development Operations Manager for Enterprise Mobile. She is responsible for driving multifaceted programs from initial bid through customer acceptance, as well as providing leadership in the cultural shift to agile design methodologies and new ventures.
by SherlockTalent
You’re invited to join Join Joe for a review of what’s coming in SharePoint 2016.
There were several moments of doubts surrounding its release, but “Born from the Cloud” means something to Microsoft, not to mention how users will look at not only the available features but the evolving road-map of SharePoint. Whether a decision maker, developer, IT Pro of power user, this presentation will provide the attendee with actionable insight on what can be lost or gained, and the strategies to determine whether or not SharePoint Server is the right choice for your business.
Food and drink will be served
Please note: **This meeting is being filmed by Microsoft Corp and all attendees will need to sign release forms**
