Maintenance and Support Programmer

The Maintenance and Support Programmer is responsible for the software
support and maintenance of several hosted web solutions, primarily written
with VB and ASP.  The solutions also include a limited number of ASP.NET
web services written with C#.

The ideal candidate will have at least 1-year experience developing and/or
maintaining ASP solutions that utilize VB COM components for business
logic and Microsoft SQL Server as the database.  At least some knowledge
of object oriented concepts is also required.  Knowledge and/or experience
with Java, ASP.NET and/or C# would be a plus.  The candidate will also
have to pass a practical technical test.  Objective Advantage, Inc. will
consider new college graduates with at least a B.S. in a relevant field
(3.7 overall GPA) and some co-op or internship experience.

Although this position primarily involves supporting and maintaining
exiting systems, some new development is involved.  All new development is
done using C# and ASP.NET.  Objective Advantage will mentor and train the
Maintenance and Support Programmer as necessary to undertake such
projects.

Objective Advantage, Inc. is a software development and consulting company
based in Houston, Texas.  We specialize in print technology and service
clients from around the world.  We enjoy a casual, but intellectually
challenging work environment.  If you are ready to work hard and are
looking to grow your professional skills, send your resume in PDF or Word
format to [email protected].

The Maintenance and Support Programmer will work at our offices located in
Kingwood, TX on the North side of Houston.  Telecommuting is not an
option.  Objective Advantage, Inc. will not pay relocation expenses for
this position.  No recruiters please.

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