#Programmers needed now!!
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I am currently putting two teams of software developers together. One for the
Macintosh the other for Windows. The programs needing developed are graphical
and will look the same on both platforms. I am representing a Japanese company.
Any person or group that would like consideration please EMail me as soon as
possible with details of some of your accomplishments and background. Also
please leave voice and fax numbers with times you can be reached. I will be in
the USA on the 25th of July and will contact all serious contacts.
Bennie Warren
76476,1127
Hello Bernie:
I'm interested in the Macintosh positions you are putting together. I have been
working as a contract programmer for two years now and before that worked for
several software companies. My most recent project was the working on the
Japanese version of Symantec's GreatWorks – I converted the assembly language
word processor to support two byte text, inline text conversion, Japnaese
styles and line ending options, and complex Japanese find and replace.
At Deneba Systems I cowrote the text engine used in Canvas 3.0 and also did a
lot of graphical work (arrow heads, polygon manipulations, pixmap handling, and
external tools). Also at Deneba I worked on the UltraPaint team.
In between these two positions I have contructed a limited Graphical
Information System for LaserScan Systems. This program was written using TCL
and displayed Census Bureau TIGER files as street maps in a "large coordinate
space" zoomable window. This program supported both table and graphical views
(CTree was used as an underlying data base engine). Complex editing features
were included as well as zoom layering, color encoding based on feature type,
and floating tools.
I also worked at Reata Software, where I cowrote HeapQC. This Quality
Assurance utility included code that I wrote that scrambled heaps ten times
faster than MacsBug (Steve Jasik contacted our company president offering to
purchase the code but the president turned him down). We sold this product to
Apple, Quark, Adlus, Deneba, Symantec, Claris, Microsoft, and many other
smaller firms.
Besides the above experiences I have also constructed INITS, DRVRs, and XTND
stand-alone code resources. My articles have appeared in MacTutor (now
MacTech) and Thinkin' Cap magazines.
One unusual aspect of my situation is that I must live within the State of
Florida on the account of my step-daughter whose father lives in Miami (I do
not wish to seperate her from her natural father). However I am free to
travel, have an excellent track record as a contractor, and will provide you
with well-placed references. You may already be familiar with my code from
working with the products mentioned above.
My current contract with Symantec is nearing an end and I'm looking to start
working on a new task in the near future. You can reach me online or via
telephone at (813) 748-0508 anytime. Thanks for your consideration.
Brooks