Java/WebObjects Developer Employment Opportunity - PGP, Inc.
Joshua Marker <[email protected]> Tue, 24 Oct 2006 10:12:50 -0700
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Greetings all.
I'm looking for a really talented developer in the SF Bay Area.
We're not interested in someone remote, nor in contracts, right now.
We may be able to arrange a visa for a really stellar candidate -
I'll check on that if it turns out to be necessary.
PGP is good company to work for - we have a solid team and a good
rapport with our client departments.
We're a WO shop, but not exclusively, and we integrate and work with
a lot of other technologies including the inevitable Web 2.0
buzzwords, so we can teach the right candidate WO as necessary.
PGP is looking for a Senior Java/WebObjects engineer to join the team
responsible for the internal systems that handle all sales, product
configuration, and order management.
The position offered is for a senior engineer, so we hope you're
bringing new areas of expertise to the team. You'd be joining a small-
to-medium group, working on a project comprised of ~6 frameworks and
12-15 applications, some customer facing and some entirely internal
and/or background processes.
This position doesn't require knowledge of public key cryptographic
mathematics, though enthusiasm for security and privacy certainly
doesn't hurt. PGP currently uses XML, CastIron, and EDI to
communicate order
information with partners, and experience with those or other
technologies such as direct J2EE, familiarity with Oracle, etc are
beneficial but not necessary.
Responsibilities
Working with other departments to develop ironclad specifications
documents.
Design and implement larger features.
Assisting other engineers in areas of domain or technical expertise
within the system.
Integration with business partners and other internal systems (eg
license engine, order processing)
Requirements:
All requirements are above all approximations to what
'Senior
Engineer' means. Some guidelines:
* BS in Computer Science or equivalent.
* 5+ years of enterprise experience.
* Experience writing specifications and requirements documents
* Excellent organization, communication and interpersonal skills.
Beneficial:
* Strong background with WebObjects/Java (Objective C experience
is significant, too)
* Oracle/database familiarity
* Web 2.0 buzzwords-of-choice (ruby, ajax, etc)
About PGP Corporation
PGP Corporation is a recognized worldwide leader in secure messaging
and data storage, with a broad installed base of corporate and
government users, individual users, and many of the world's largest
and most security-sensitive enterprises and governments. PGP has
earned a reputation for excellence among security experts throughout
the world for its high technical standards and customer-proven
encryption and storage solutions. PGP builds products based on the
philosophy that we never compromise--a philosophy shared by each of
our employees.
PGP Corporation is backed by two of the most prominent venture firms,
Doll Capital Management and Venrock Associates. Since the re-founding
of the company in 2002, PGP Corporation has attracted top talent to
join the company, its Technical Advisory Board, and its Board of
Directors. Each employee brings significant and varied experience to
their roles at PGP, but all share a common focus: to bring PGP's
award-winning products, used by the world's most security-conscious
customers, to desktops and mobile devices everywhere in an easy-to-
use format.
PGP has proven again and again that building reliable security
products is serious business. If you share our dedication to building
a company based on the tenets of strong security - trust, integrity,
technical skill, and quality - and are serious about your career,
submit a copy of your resume.
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