Jeffrey McManus has a cool job at E-Bay and he’s now looking for 2 people to help him out. Read more here.

it’s ANOTHER job! (see my new “jobs” category for recently added Vermont developer jobs)

Since this is not on their website, I am just copying the info into my blog:

www.breensys.com

Breen Systems Management, Inc. is a 30 year-old rapidly growing developer of next generation client server applications that are key in assisting our clients in meeting their business objectives.  We specialize in solutions for the School, Healthcare, Granite, Fuel Oil, Materials Distribution, and Construction Management industries.  Our clients recognize us as a single source provider of quality industry standard accounting software solutions.  We’re currently seeking career minded individuals for the following positions:

Visual Basic Application Developers

 In these positions you will work with our clients and our Industry teams to develop Windows 32 bit 3-tier

client server applications using VB in a Microsoft SQL  Server Database environment.  You must have a

college degree in Computer Science or other related technical field and at least 3+ years of VB experience

in a business/accounting software environment, with knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server.  Crystal Reports

experience a plus.  Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal skills are required.  Knowledge and/or experience in the granite industry highly desirable.

These positions offer an exciting opportunity to join a team led by highly experienced professionals who are dedicated to providing superior business accounting solutions and customer support.

Breen Systems offers you the challenges and rewards you would expect from a leader  including a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and growth opportunities.

For immediate consideration, please mail, fax (802-878-1717), or email your resume with salary requirements to:

Breen Systems Management, Inc.

Attn: MPM

P.O. Box 507

Williston, VT 05495

matt@breensys.com

We are an equal opportunity employer M/F/H/V

For whatever reason there are so many .net, programming and web related jobs cropping up in Vermont, I have created a “jobs” sub-category.

Hey, I think I’ll spit it out as an rss feed to put on my user group website.

Vermont Teddy Bear is advertising a job for Web Content Specialist. I don’t see it on-line (http://store.yahoo.com/vtbear/employment.html) but the description  includes:

1-2 yrs of web dev experience
will build direct response html emails
e-commerce websictes
html, dreamweaver, photshop, flash, javascript, yahoo store a plus.

You should get a full description of this from VT Teddy Bear.

first: .NET JOBS at IDX
Searching on the careers section of the website if you filter on Vermont and use keyword “.Net” there are two jobs there.

This is in addition to the two that I wrote about yesterday and four I wrote about a few days ago.

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IDX is a large company in Burlington and has a LOT of developers using Microsoft development tools – VB, C+. In the 2+ years that Vermont.NET has been around, we have had no IDX developers (save one C++ guy occasionally) at our meetings. The message I was getting when inquiring about this was a) they were not doing .NET yet and b) they were 9-5’ers.

I have been know to terrorize (not really) random strangers at parties when they tell me they are a VB developer working at IDX. “Why aren’t you people coming to our meetings???!“ I ask them.

I have heard that this year they were going to start to really get the developers there geared up for .NET with lots of in-house training.

Finally, two developers from IDX came to our meeting on Monday night. They were very happy with what they saw and said they would definitely be telling more people at IDX about the group. I was so happy to hear this. It has always seemed as though in the their minds, the user group added no value to what that company was doing and was very frustrating to me. I try so hard to let them know that we have some of the most well-known people in the industry speaking at almost every meeting. I have been trying to get the local business community to have an awareness of this group, which is so wonderful and making a big difference for many of us developers in the area. So maybe I am finally making some headway.

I really believe that our user group is an enormous resource in our business community but I just don’t know how to get the word out locally.  People all over the world know about Vermont.NET, but not very many in our own back yard. I see ads for .NET develpers in the local paper and wonder why nobody told me about them so I can share them with the .NET developers in the .NET user group. Oh well. Am I ranting? Sorry. Just venting and wondering wondering wondering…

It looks like things are really picking up in Vermont!

In addition to the four Burton Snowboards and Evergreen Bank jobs I wrote about a few days ago, there are two great jobs at our local (Burlington area) Gold Partner, Competitive Computing.

The biggest advantage of working at C2 (as we call it) is that you get to work with up & coming SQL guru Roman Rehak (who is also a hell of a fun guy).

One is for a Business Analyst/Application Engineer. If I was looking for work this would be a job I’d be interested in. It combines your business and communications skills with “.Net, web programming using .ASP, JavaScript and HTML. Fluency in SQL and the use of data access components such as ADO and ODBC, scripting skills and a basic understanding of Microsoft DTS“ But a)I’m not looking and b) nobody asked me anyway – but maybe they were assuming “a“.

The second job is not a programming job but, eBUSINESS CONSULTANT. This is more like a classic B.A. position — no coding. However, you still leverage great experience and skills that you have gained from coding.

Here is a direct link to the jobs page. Tell them I sent you!

Burton Snowboards is looking for a new Internet Director and an Internet Project Manager. I think all Burton jobs come with a free pass to Stowe or something like that. here: http://www.burton.com/Company/jobs.asp 

There is a bank in Stowe that has been adverstising for a while for Web Developer (VB, ASP, .NET, SQL etc). Stowe is an awesome area to live in. EverBank is also looking for a Content Specialist.You can find those two jobs here  — go to Search then filter on “Stowe, Vermont“.

check this out…from Brad Abrams blog