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 filePro
Programmer
Job Description: Full life-cycle development of
web enabled and back-end applications within Unix, Linux and
Microsoft architectures using the filePro 4GL Relational Database
(versions 4 and 5). The candidate will provide analysis,
design, development, and documentation as required. The position
requires experience in designing and developing software for
highly scalable, enterprise-wide applications.
Full Time, Immediate
Occasional Local Travel (car required)
Required Skills (ALL of the below)
Minimum 3 Years Experience in filePro in a programmers position,
developing both from scratch and via modifications to existing
programs.
INTERNSHIP
/ Part-Time: Unix/Linux/Web Administration & Programming
Job Duties:
Modifications of existing applications.
Background/Experience Required:
Computer Science Major (Junior or Senior) with excellent
phone/communication skills for heavy client contact, basic personal
computer skills, ability to read and write computer instruction
manuals, Unix/Linux Server administration background.
Job Description: Unix/Linux installation,
customization, compilation of custom modules, setup,
administration of file, print, web, and mail servers. Web
design of new and modifications to existing sites. Tech
support. Minor relational database programming.
Required Skills: Linux/Unix compile/setup/configure/customize (samba, apache,
ssh, mailservers, firewall)
Perl/CGI/Shell Scripting, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Perl, HTML,
JavaScript, Dreamweaver, Antivirus,
Windows installs, MS-Office, MS-Access, and Network
Administration.
Salary Offered:
Negotiable, pay cycle is BI-weekly.
Job Hours:
Minimum 20 hours weekly. Set schedule to be worked out.
Other Requirements:
Car
All positions are in our Hicksville, NY (Long Island) office.
Important Note: All candidates are
required to submit a signed job application along with their resume.
Select Job Application Download File: Executable
(764k), Zip File (348k),
PDF (10k), or text
(8k). Submit job application together with resume via fax
(516-931-1264), postal mail, or email
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