I added the offer to 
http://csl.ensm-douai.fr/noury/SmalltalkJobAndInternshipOffers

Noury
Le 7 mars 06, à 17:51, <szorin at verizon.net> a écrit :

> Synchrony Systems is expanding its Professional Services and R&D 
> departments in our Westchester, NY location.  We're looking for 
> experienced hands-on Smalltalk engineers with strong skills in Object 
> Technology. A candidate must have strong analytical skills; have good 
> knowledge of modern application architectures and previous experience 
> developing and/or coding to popular application frameworks. Additional 
> Java and C# skills are a big plus.
>
> Work on application re-engineering projects revamping legacy Smalltalk 
> architectures to SOA. These projects include deep source code 
> refactoring, de-coupling presentation semantics from the domain, 
> componentization, namespace re-configuration and re-organization, 
> dead-code analysis and removal and other design-upgrade related 
> projects. Most of the work is done at Synchrony Westchester location. 
> Some travel may be required.
>
> Work with a senior advanced Smalltalk R&D team to develop and evolve 
> Synchrony's flagship product SMT (Software Modernization Technology). 
> SMT is a comprehensive analytical, refactoring and source code and UI 
> transformation platform supporting all commercial Smalltalk platforms. 
> Candidates must have strong VAST hands-development experience and deep 
> knowledge of programming languages and type systems.
>
> Synchrony Systems is known worldwide as a software migration and 
> modernization company. For more information, please visit our website 
> at http://www.synchronysystems.com.
>
> Please, send your resume to:
> Email: hr_department at synchronysystems.com
>
> To speak with us by phone, please contact Mr. Zorin at:
> Phone: 914 332-7772 ext. 610
> Fax: 914 332-7773
>
>
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