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-----Original Message-----
From: Phillyleads@
Behalf Of Dave Gillespie
Sent: Friday, February 19, 2010 2:08 PM
To: phillyleads@
Subject: [Phillyleads] job: Sr. Database Developer
Dear Folks,
I need a Senior Database Developer for a very good company. Any qualified
candidate will not be disappointed by the opportunity or the employer.
Please review and respond directly or forward to a colleague.
Senior Database Developer Analyst! New position, growth-driven! Our client
delivers B2B services to tier clients doing business on a global basis. The
company is growing rapidly in revenue and has always shown a profitable
bottom line on revenues approaching $1B, They are accessible from both the
Philadelphia Area and Central/So. NJ. The services they deliver present a
exciting operating model when delivered globally and you will find it to be
a very good company to work for. There is both flexibility and room for
growth professionally for energetic, committed people in IT.
The Senior Database Developer/Analyst will have responsibility for providing
some leadership in supporting existing databases, help to define new high
volume, high availability data-driven applications using Internet
Technologies, and in data management. If you:
1. Have deep experience in SQL Server architecture, including SQL2008
and have strong experience in writing complex stored procedures, functions,
triggers, views, joins, indices, etc., in a C#/.Net framework,
2. Have solid experience in dealing with the data in the database from
a data management, data modeling, data analysis perspective, with very large
databases of >1TB,
3. Are working in a high volume, high availability transactional
systems environment,
4. Have strong experience with ETL tools, and SSIS,
5. Strong experience designing input and output functions and
prototyping,
6. Are a U.S. Citizen,
Then we should talk. Please send your current resume to
dgillespie@robinson
and bonus are in the low to mid six figures and benefits are well above
average.
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