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We're a pretty small software consulting agency, so we're looking for engineers that are capable of learning new technologies and adopting to best-practices in

We're a pretty small software consulting agency, so we're looking for engineers that are capable of learning new technologies and adopting to best-practices in those technologies. Ideally, we're looking for people that: * bring expertise in at least one framework that we're likely to use[1], and * love to start projects in a software stack that they haven't used before. [1] Rails, django, iOS, Android, Xamarin, WPF, visual design skills

Hakeashar 12y ago
Makes sense. I mean, I mostly work with C# and F# on the back-end, but I created my fair share of WPF apps which I vastly prefer to web front ends. I also tinker with Scala in my free time, but I don't really know much about the JVM ecosystem. I also readily admit I know next to nothing (neither have a feeling for) the UI/UX design, which is why I usually relied on libraries like MahApps; lately I had my eye on Material Design for WPF. Considering my contract is up soon(ish), what you're offering looks tempting. :) All things considered, I still feel compelled to ask: do you have a salary range or is it discussed individually? Or both, to a degree?
- ncallaway 12y ago
  > All things considered, I still feel compelled to ask: do you have a salary range or is it discussed individually? Or both, to a degree? Both, to a degree. Specific salary offers are going to vary a great-deal with candidate experience. Our salary floor is $65,000 / year, and it ranges up from there. We also offer retirement and health-insurance reimbursement. As a final bonus, you get to sign our confidentiality agreement which says that you'll keep our clients' confidential information secret!
zerr 12y ago
Any prospective clients for more C++/native stuff? (Thus the type of an engineer).
- ncallaway 12y ago
  Right now we don't have any prospective clients that have projects that would call specifically for C++/native stuff. We have some clients that may have problems that need to be solved with that kind of work in the medium-term future. Ideally we're looking for engineers that have a pretty-broad skill-set, that are happy to pick up new frameworks, languages, and code-bases as necessary.

Hakeashar 12y ago

Makes sense. I mean, I mostly work with C# and F# on the back-end, but I created my fair share of WPF apps which I vastly prefer to web front ends. I also tinker with Scala in my free time, but I don't really know much about the JVM ecosystem. I also readily admit I know next to nothing (neither have a feeling for) the UI/UX design, which is why I usually relied on libraries like MahApps; lately I had my eye on Material Design for WPF. Considering my contract is up soon(ish), what you're offering looks tempting. :) All things considered, I still feel compelled to ask: do you have a salary range or is it discussed individually? Or both, to a degree?

ncallaway 12y ago
> All things considered, I still feel compelled to ask: do you have a salary range or is it discussed individually? Or both, to a degree? Both, to a degree. Specific salary offers are going to vary a great-deal with candidate experience. Our salary floor is $65,000 / year, and it ranges up from there. We also offer retirement and health-insurance reimbursement. As a final bonus, you get to sign our confidentiality agreement which says that you'll keep our clients' confidential information secret!

zerr 12y ago

Any prospective clients for more C++/native stuff? (Thus the type of an engineer).

ncallaway 12y ago
Right now we don't have any prospective clients that have projects that would call specifically for C++/native stuff. We have some clients that may have problems that need to be solved with that kind of work in the medium-term future. Ideally we're looking for engineers that have a pretty-broad skill-set, that are happy to pick up new frameworks, languages, and code-bases as necessary.