.Net Developer Jobs – Lots of ‘em

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So, Microsoft. Great platform, well supported, and lots of buzz around Windows 8. And – lots of need for developers with expertise in Microsoft technologies right now around Boston. If you’re passionate about the technology, get in touch. I’m working with two clients you should talk with.

One of them is the most elite MS-tech focused consulting firms in the Microsoft universe (seriously – people like Rocky Lhotka call Magenic home). They’re brought in to do the hard stuff - continuous greenfield development in special-forcesesque development teams that work onsite with clients in and around Boston.

The other is focused on product development using .NET, and they are _booming_. 10% growth during the recession, 20% this year. Over 800 employees, privately held, and on a gorgeous riverside campus north of Boston in a coastal town. Green buildings, amazing quality of life, and engineering focused.

The tech experience I’m looking for runs the gamut from .NET 4.0 to C#, ADO.NET to Silverlight, SharePoint to SQL Server. BizTalk Server development to – oh, hell. You get it. If you like to build stuff, with Microsoft tech, I can probably help you do it in a better place than where you work now. Get in touch, and let’s get busy. Here’s how to reach me: martin@talentmatchup.com

Software Engineering Jobs Around Boston

Hey, you.

Psssst – yeah, you. The one with the job you kinda-sorta like, where you’ve been comfortable for a couple of years. The problems are relatively interesting – not amazing, and, honestly, getting redundant – and you know where the cafeteria is, the short cuts home, all of that. Frankly, it’s not great – morale’s down, and turnover’s increasing, but, hey, it’s better than nothing, right?

Right?

No. No, it isn’t. We both know you’d be happier somewhere else. We also know the economy the past few years made the idea of a job search, well, dicey. Out of the frying pan, a quick bounce into the fire, and then likely into the unemployment line. So you held onto your job, watched friends get axed, took on their work, maybe (if you were lucky) took on some extra pay as a “thank you for doing three people’s jobs, here’s a nickel” kind of thing, and quietly said “I’ll move when it’s better.”

It’s better. Really, really better. I’m kind of at the tip of the spear when it comes to hiring, just the nature of my role, and I’m busy.  Frankly, I’m busy enough that I need candidates more than I need clients. The seesaw supply-and-demand nature of my industry just flipped (as it does, over and over and…)

In any event, I’m looking for a few good people – primarily software engineers – for clients in and around Boston. The opportunities I’m working on range from consulting to product development to R&D. Tech from .NET to Java, Ruby to Python.

Spread the word, and reach out yourself if you’re interested. The game’s afoot. You can reach me at: mrtnburns AT gmail