May 1, 2006 at 1:36 pm
I am looking for a a SQL Server programming expert or DBA.
Situated in Exteter in the South West of England.
We are a small International company supplying advanced SQL Server based systems to major banks and financial institutions around the world.
Our systems process huge amounts of data and have been optimised to do this rapidly, efficiently and with little or no intervention from us.
If you are chosen for this role you will help us to design the database for new products and help us to refine the database of our existing products.
You must be able to design, develo, optimise and debug SQL Server databases, stored procedures and query plans.
You must be able to see past what the manual says is happening to see what is really happening.
You will also act as an expert source of SQL Server advice to other members of the development and support teams.
In return you will become a key member of our team. You will receive a good salary with regular opportunity to travel. You will also have the satisfaction of knowing that your designs are contributing to the continued success of a World market leading product.
Qualifications are much less interesting to us than ability.
However, you must not have a criminal record.
If you are interested then please email me your details in confidence.
Mark at: info@aicorporation.com
May 2, 2006 at 6:43 am
Mark,
Can you elaborate on a 'good salary'? Are / What any additonal benefits?
Will you consider remote workers?
Ed
May 2, 2006 at 11:46 am
Mark,
will you consider foreign candidates and/or remote worker?
Nicolas
May 2, 2006 at 1:56 pm
Q: Good salary and benefits?
A: By negotiation and subject to ability.
Q:Would we consider remote workers?
A: Yes partially. It would be necessary to spend regular time with the team in UK though. But we do have and have in the past had remote workers.
Q:Would we consider foreign candidates?
A:Yes. We have staff from a number of countries already.
Thanks
Mark
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