Search Technology is always looking for competent and enthusiastic sales, technical, development and customer service staff. If you think you have what it takes to become part of the datablue team, please send a copy of your resume to jobs@searchtechnology.com.au

The following jobs are currently available:

Programmer

We are seeking a highly capable C++ programmer to join our team, developing an entirely new software suite to sell into a competitive marketplace.

Applicants must have:

	Excellent communication skills
	Bachelor's degree I.T. or Appl. Sc. Comp.
	Advanced C++ programming ability (e.g. partial template specialisation)
	Working knowledge of MFC and custom drawn classes
	Experience using VS2003 &/or VS2005
	Ability to balance code performance requirements against stability/security and maintainability
	Experience with the C language and integration between C and C++ modules
	An aversion to code "ownership"
	Ability to alternate between working autonomously and in concert with other team members

Favourable attributes:

	An interest in the quality/accuracy of data
	TCP/IP (winsock) & client/server technology experience
	SQL in multiple flavours, especially MS SQL
	Cross-platform (specifically Linux) programming skills
	MS (& other) Office API integration
	Unit, module, integration & application test experience
	UML modelling
	Technical support experience

This successful applicant has the potential to quickly step into a lead programmer/team leader role and so should ideally also possess excellent time management and interpersonal skills.

Please include with your application by email:

• 	Describing how you meet the above criteria.
  	A full resume including qualifications, previous work experience and contact information.
  	Preferred starting date (if selected)
  	Sample code in C or C++ illustrating how you would accomplish the following:
  	- Given a file name, read (using applicable standard file i/o) and process the file. Output (assuming a console application):
  	- the total number of bytes in the file
  	- the number of bytes in the file that have an odd number of bits set.

Send applications to jobs@searchtechnology.com.au