.NET Web Developer
December 7, 2006 1:36 PM
using System;
namespace Financial.Research.Company
{
class WebDeveloper
{
public string JobDescription
{
get { return @"
Are you working for a boss that doesn't understand the technical issues you
are facing? Is your machine so underpowered that you bring in your own
laptop to work on? Need to be a little more autonomous? Not getting the
recognition you deserve? Enjoy esoteric conversations over lunch?
If any of the above apply, here's a great opportunity for you. This is a
chance to join a small development team for an independent financial research
company based in New York City. Your role will be quite flexible, working on
a variety of different projects. The team is always open to new ideas, with
opportunities to work on side projects that you think might have value to the
company.
"; }
}
public Computer Environment
{
get { return new VeryFastComputer("w/ Dual Screen Monitors"); }
}
public string Location
{
get { return "Midtown, New York"; }
}
public string[] RequiredSkills
{
get { return new string[] {"C#", "ASP.Net"}; }
}
public string[] PreferredExperience
{
get { return new string[] {
"Microsoft CMS", "SQL Server", "XSLT", "JavaScript",
"Design Patterns", "Technical Architecture", "UX Design"
};
}
}
public WebDeveloper(string[] experience, string fromAddress, string pathToResume)
{
Email application = new Email();
application.From = fromAddress;
application.AttachFile(pathToResume);
// Here's the challenge - You'll need to decrypt the company name
// to work out where to send the application. The class name gives the
// game away :)
string company = Rot13Encoder.Decrypt("perqvgfvtugf");
// Don't forget to include the source code that you used to
// decrypt the company name above :)
application.AttachFile(codeUsedToDecryptCompany);
application.Send("itcareers@" + company + ".com");
}
}
}
payscale: At least e^11, more with appropriate skills and experience
job type: full-time
This job has been filled.