Macintosh OS-X Developer

Required Skills Macintosh OS-X Developer, OS-X Architecture, Coding, Testing, Development, Recruiter Randy Kallick Date Updated 5/9/2008 Apply Now! Macintosh OS-X Developer This position is open as of 5/9/2008. Are you a fit? Click here to apply now! Macintosh OS-X Developer Skills Required: Macintosh OS-X Developer, OS-X Architecture, Coding, Testing, Development, Job Description: Macintosh OS-X DeveloperLocation: St. Louis, MOProvide the defense that computers need.A leader in computer defense is in need of a Macintosh developer.Are you a Macintosh OS-X Developer with 2+ years of experience? If YES! Please read on.What you need:- Bachelors Degree, computer science or related - Mac OS-X software development with architecture, design, coding and testing - You are up to date on all new Mac releases - You can design and code - You can work with code to improve its capabilities - You are a a hard worker who strives on high quality work.You will be:- Providing application development - Assisting architects to enhance products - A technical liaison to customers - Work with VP Engineering to coordinate all assignmentsBe a part of computer defense. You will be competitively compensated with salary and benefits. Work with a management team that wants you to succeed.If you are a Macintosh OS-X Developer with 2+ years of experience, please apply! Want to interview today? Click Here to Do a Quick 2-Minute Online Interview! Are you a fit for this position? Please Click Here to Apply! (your information will be kept strictly confidential!) Looking forward to receiving your resume through our website and going over the position with you. Clicking apply is the best way to apply, but you may also: Email your resume in Word to: Randy.Kallick@CyberCoders.com **Please do NOT change the email subject line in any way. You must keep the JobID: CC MonsterAp : RK-MacDev-MO -- in the email subject line for your application to be considered.*** Randy Kallick - Senior Recruiter - CyberCoders Apply Now! logET();PauseFooter(false);