[Solar-general] la mula busca un SOA Jedi ;) en Argentina

[Martín Olivera]

2009/10/7 Gerardo Diaz <gerardo.diaz en gmail.com>

> por ejemplo, que olvides tu idioma y utilices el del Imperio es una de
> las aspiraciones del invasor
>
> anda, reniega de Cervantes, rinde culto a Jacques Pierre
>

estoy reenviando, traducilo vos

>
> 2009/10/7 Martín Olivera <martin.olivera en gmail.com>:
> > Open Source SOA Jedi
> >
> > Do you dream in Message Exchange Patterns and prefer working under the
> hood
> > than in the detail shop? Does the idea of writing open source code that
> will
> > be downloaded millions of times and critiqued by thousands of developers
> > interest you? MuleSoft, the company behind Mule, the leading open source
> > ESB, is looking to add a new Muley to our team. If this sounds like you,
> we
> > would like to meet you:
> >
> > 1) You find the following topics interesting and could discuss them for
> > hours over pizza and beer: REST, Web Services, Messaging, Transactions,
> and
> > Enterprise Integration Patterns.
> > 2) You get great satisfaction from helping others. You are active in
> > community forums and mailing lists; answering questions, providing
> insight,
> > and debating ideas with newbies and expert users alike. You may even
> enjoy
> > talking to local user groups or conferences. In fact your enthusiasm for
> > doing all the above has earned you legendary status among your peers and
> > maybe even your own fan club on Facebook.
> > 3) Your idea of a fun Friday night is hacking your Android phone or
> trying
> > out a new open source library.
> > 4) You are confident in your code and want others to read it and give
> your
> > feedback and criticism. You recognize there is always something you can
> > learn.
> > 5) Your natural inclination is to break projects down into estimable
> tasks
> > and you design your code to be easily testable and enjoy seeing the green
> > bar
> > 6) You understand software is a means to deliver value to a customer and
> > won't rest if that customer is experiencing trouble and not reaping that
> > value.
> > 7) Comfortable jumping into unfamiliar code to take over a project or
> > diagnose and fix a bug
> > 8) An obsession for quality and maintainable code
> >
> > How to apply:
> >
> > Provide a succinct resume. Your ability to communicate your work history
> in
> > 2 pages or less is important, regardless of number of years you have
> worked.
> > Alternatively, have an updated and complete LinkedIn Profile.
> > Briefly describe 2 significant personal accomplishments that you believe
> are
> > relevant to the position you are applying for.
> > Send the above to the response email for this job posting with the job
> title
> > and your name in the subject. Include the email address and phone number
> by
> > which you can be contacted and the best time to reach you by phone for a
> > brief phone screen.
> >
> > Requirements:
> >
> > Demonstrated performance is always valued over specific technical skills.
> We
> > hire based of talent, not familiarity. You will be asked to provide
> details
> > of significant accomplishments and successes.
> >
> > Contact: mulejobsargentina en gmail.com
> >
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> >
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>
>
> --
> Gerardo Díaz
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>
>
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