Internet Services Practice

Internet Services

Our Internet Services practice includes relationships with successful software companies throughout the United States. We currently represent a wide range of companies from start-ups with leading venture capital funding to Fortune 100 software companies with world-wide reputations.

We work with the professionals involved in every stage of the software development lifecycle. Whether you are a company looking for a Program Manager or a Software Engineer looking for the perfect company, we have the industry knowledge and personal dedication necessary to satisfy your employment needs.

View our available Internet Services positions.

Positions filled

  • Lead Software Engineer
  • QA Engineer
  • Technical Writer
  • Test Engineer
  • Functional Consultant
  • Technical Consultant
  • Software Design Test Engineer
  • Product Manager 
  • Integration Architect
  • International Engineer

 
  • Database Administrator / Engineer
  • Systems Engineer / Administrator
  • Technical Manager
  • Project Manager
  • Program Manager
  • Database Administrator
  • Industry Specific positions
  • Product Design Lead
  • Development Manager
  • Program Manager

Working knowledge of

Technologies

  • Java / J2EE
  • C / C++
  • .NET / C#
  • TCP / UDP
  • VBScript
  • PERL
  • Windows
  • Unix / Linux
  • SQL
  • AJAX
  • API
  • Shell
  • AD
  • DNS
  • CLI
  • Flash / Photoshop
  • CF
  • Garbage-collected languages
  • Oracle
  • DB2
  • RAID / SCSI
  • HTTP
  • SOAP
  • XML
  • COM
  • HTML / DHTML
  • UI
  • IIS
  • ETL
  • OLAP
  • Director / Illustrator
  • Sun Solaris
  • WMI
  • NLB
  • Visual Studio
  • SMTP
  • Win32
  • Batch
  • Object-oriented languages

 

Software Concepts

  • Software Engineering methodologies
  • Agile development
  • Extreme Programming
  • Test-driven development
  • Engineer v. developer
  • Design v. development
  • Testing methodologies
  • UI design prototypes
  • Automation
  • Internet Protocols
  • Product Design
  • Large-scale implementations
  • Performance tuning
  • Cross-functional roles
  • Company culture and methodology
  • Team organization
  • Database design and engineering
  • Data warehouse solutions
  • Networking
  • System administration
     

Software Marketplace

  • Industry-specific practices
  • Company-specific practices
  • Technologies
  • Methodologies
  • General trends
  • Start-up v. large company needs
  • Candidate motivation
  • Company reputations
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