ZAM Network Seeks Experienced Java Developer
 

Want to work for ZAM? We're seeking an experienced Java developer to join our team! This developer would be responsible for creating new cross-platform applications, as well as improving existing functionality within a high-load, high-availability, distributed environment. This is a full-time, salaried, contract position for a remote employee.

Check out the job requirements and details on how to apply below.

Requirements

• 4+ years Java experience with multi-threaded, client/server experience and expertise
• J2EE, JDBC, JMX, XML, XSL, XSLFO, JSF and JMS
• Strong lua experience
• Experience in interfacing with PHP and mySQL from an API or directly
• Strong knowledge creating multi platform applications
• Experience with various popular forms of Cryptography
• Strong Linux, bash, perl, Apache, Nginx experience
• Experience with code versioning (especially SVN, Git is a plus)
• Ability to work as a remote employee while fulfilling job requirements
• Fluency in English
• Passion for video games

Plusses

• Experience developing applications in C++
• Substantial proven experience in accomplishing tasks as a remote employee

To Apply

You may apply at [email protected]. Please include any relevant code samples along with your cover letter, resume, and salary history in a separate document. Applicants should be able to work as a remote employee with their existing computer hardware.

Shouldn't that be "versioning"? :p

Ugh, yes, it should. They need someone to do better proof reading. :p

I'm a good prof reader :)

I see what you did there.

Nah~ I know C++, JAVA, LUA, everything a little bit, got huge passion for game. And my current company is making source control products.
Hmmm, maybe I could start from internship.[spoiler alert]

I have a bit of programming experience in VB, C, PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Lua. I've dealt with setting up and maintaining Apache servers running MySQL, database design and administration using MySQL.

I've had about 15 years of general programming across all of those languages. The last 8 years of which was almost solely spent on writing in Lua. This started with writing scripts for the Lunar project, a plugin for FFXI Windower using the Lua scripting engine to offer UI modification to FFXI. Even though more primitive, this was much in the same way addons work for WoW. I've spent the last 6 of those 8 years writing addon code for WoW.

If you are interested, send in an app. :)

If it weren't for the items marked in red, I'd be good for this job. Unfortunately for the main point for a Java developer, I've never worked with Java itself.

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