[ubuntu-florida] Fwd: Python Developer in Orlando, FL - Fulltime position

[Michael Hall]

In case anybody here is interested.


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Subject: 	Python Developer in Orlando, FL - Fulltime position
Date: 	Wed, 14 Oct 2015 11:07:50 -0400
From: 	Dennis Hall <dennis.hall at panzersolutions.com>
To: 	mhall119 at gmail.com




Hello Professional,
Hope you are doing good.
I've an excellent opportunity for you. Please let me know if you would
like to move forward with the below position.


Python Developer
Orlando, FL
Fulltime position

I need a FTE (US Citizen) Python Developer in Orlando, FL. - Salary 75-80K

BS Computer Science or Equivalent
3 Years Industry Experience Implementing Software Solutions (preferably
in an early stage tech environment).
Python 2.7+ / Django or Java, Ruby or PHP with a Strong Desire to Learn
and Use Python / Django
MySQL
Web Development (HTML, CSS, Javascript)
JQuery
Experience Architecting / Implementing Enterprise Level Products
Google Charts / Maps
Bitbucket
gunicorn, nginx
HTML 5
Linux
PyCharm IDE


Thank you for your time and look forward to work with you.
_________________________________________________________________
Thanks
Dennis Hall  | Staffing Manager
Panzer Solutions LLC
50 Washington Street,
9th Floor, SONO Corporate Center
Norwalk CT 06854
Direct: 203-652-1444 Ext : 265
Fax: 203-286-1457
URL: www.panzersolutions.com <http://www.panzersolutions.com>

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