Another one with Java, focus is on GUI development

[fanvzhu]

Hey guys,

I have one more urgent position to fill.

Our client, a leading ecommerce company has an urgent need for a UI
Tool Developer. The UI Tool Developer will be responsible for
assisting with our client’s Component based Web Page Authoring Tool
initiatives. The right individual should have prior experience with
Web Presentation UI Tool, and UI components integration. This is a
great opportunity for a self-starter with a can do attitude who can
work independently as well as part of team.

Requirements:
* 5+ years of Web Presentation and UI components integration
* Strong working experience with AJAX, Javascript and JSON.
* Solid working knowledge of various web presentation and authoring
tools to analyze current solutions and suggest alternatives as
required
* Extensive hands on experience in core design and development of
user interfaces for web applications and enterprise systems. Strong
commitment to technical excellence is a MUST
* Ability to conceive and design architectural solutions based on a
variety of technologies and platforms
* Strong experience in GUI design and modeling techniques and rapid
application development and scripting tools
* Strong Java GUI development skills, including JSP, JSF, and AJAX
frameworks such as DOJO.
* Other GUI development frameworks a plus, graphical design and human
factors experience a plus
* Solid experience with metadata modeling
* Rapid tool customization and prototyping experience is a MUST
* Prior experience with Web Presentation and UI components
integration
* Meta data modeling experience is preferred
* Prior experience with Portal/Gadget as a plus
* Proven track record for developing high quality products.
* Strong interpersonal skills and exceptional communication skills
* Experience working interactively with backend software engineers to
define and document data and system requirements.
* BA/BS in Computer Science, related degree, or strong comparable
experience.

If you're interested, or know someone who would, send me an email at
fan...@gmail.com
We're also offering $500 for any referral that leads to a close.

Thanks guys!

[karst...@gmail.com]

I've been peripherally involved in SMAUG, the "Santa Cruz Microsoft-Alternatives User Group", for some years. The group has been meeting on Monday nights at the Pacific Ave. Pizza & Grille.

http://www.scruz.org/

In looking for other venues (various reasons to leave the current one), one suggestion I had was to ask about either NextSpace or similar (semi-)open meeting spaces downtown.

For those who are new to LUGs, traditionally they meet in one of two scenarios:

1. At a public place of business, usually one that serves food, hot drinks and/or beer.

2. In a loaned space such as an office conference room or a classroom.

Formal campus LUGs can sometimes get their own permanent location; I saw this at OSU recently, it was cool.

It seems to me that for a LUG to evolve from just an occasional social group to one that can focus on "LUG business", it really helps to get out of the restaurants and in to somewhere with no big distractions, where you can have speakers and spread out to geek.

At Cabrillo, we've used the Cisco networking lab for that LUG. The FeltonLUG uses a community meeting room in the Felton Fire Department.

Like most LUGs, SMAUG operates without a budget, so even a nominal rental fee is hard to generate and track.

Is this the kind of thing that NextSpace wants to support? How would we go about arranging it?

Often, one of the LUG members is an insider with the space-sponsoring organization. That is one reason I brought this here, there might be a NS'er who wants to shepherd SMAUG in.

While it would be great if one day someone revitalizes SlugLUG (though you think the CS department would care ...), and Cabrillo LUG is on/off/on/off, I am still very interested in a truly Santa Cruz Linux User Group. Are there others here with that interest?

thx - k'
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[Jeremy Neuner]

Hey Karsten, I'd be happy to chat with you about this.  NextSpace hosts a couple of semi-regular MeetUp-style groups (Drupal users, iPhone devs).  Usually, the group is sponsored by an existing NextSpace member, which makes the logistics much easier.  Drop me a line off-list (jer...@nextspace.us) or just come on by and we can chat and see if this would work.

Cheers,
Jeremy

 

Jeremy Neuner
Co-Founder and CEO
NextSpace Coworking + Innovation, Inc.
www.NextSpace.us
+1 831 420 0710

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From: "karst...@gmail.com" <karst...@gmail.com>
To: santacruzgeeks <santacr...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 6:53:38 PM
Subject: SMAUG (LUGish) relocation ideas

[Karsten Wade]

On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 7:10 PM, Jeremy Neuner<jeremy...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hey Karsten, I'd be happy to chat with you about this.  NextSpace hosts a
> couple of semi-regular MeetUp-style groups (Drupal users, iPhone devs).
> Usually, the group is sponsored by an existing NextSpace member, which makes
> the logistics much easier.  Drop me a line off-list (jer...@nextspace.us) or
> just come on by and we can chat and see if this would work.

Makes sense, thanks. I'll see which NextSpace members speak up and
might be interested in sponsoring, and take it with you all from
there.

Cheers - k'

[Mike Brogan]

Hi Karsten,

Cruzio has a meeting room that can be made available for these types of events. Send me an email off the list and we can chat more.

If there are other groups that would like to make use of our room, let me know and we can work it out.

Thanks,

Mike Brogan
Cruzio Internet