To Do:

• Work for international company and for its clients
• Customized product of Server Integration Engine for customer(Hutchinson Group) in Wien
• Work on long-term project on site of client.
• Daily communication with SW development and database team.
• Work independently on delopment and integration company product into clients system.
• Be also a technical consultant and expert on a site of client.
• Learn new programming language (example bellow)

try {
# set up the terminal in the mode we want (Term class defined below)
Term term();

# create the telnet client object
telnet = new TelnetClient(server, \log(), opt.verbose ? \log() : NOTHING);

# set a username for the connection, if any
if (opt.user.val())
telnet.setUser(opt.user);

# connect to the server – if no timeout was set on the command line, then the default timeout is used
telnet.connect(opt.timeout);

# do not process special keys locally like ^C, etc once connected
term.unsetSpecial();

# tell server we are willing to send terminal size info
telnet.sendData;

# update the window size on the server when the SIGWINCH signal arrives
set_signal_handler(SIGWINCH, sub () { telnet.windowSizeUpdated(); });

# we start a background thread for reading from the Telnet session
cnt.inc();
background startReceive(telnet);
on_exit cnt.waitForZero();

# while we read from stdin and write to the Telnet session in the current session
while (!quit) {
if (stdin.isDataAvailable(PollInterval)) {
string c = stdin.read(1);
# if ^] is typed, then exit
if (c == chr(0×1d)) {
quit = True;
break;
}
telnet.sendTextData©;
}

if (!telnet.isConnected())
quit = True;
}

if (opt.verbose)
printf(„TID %d input thread terminated\n“, gettid());
}
catch (hash ex) {
# ignore NOT-CONNECTED-EXCEPTION as this happens when the server disconnects in the background
if (ex.err != „NOT-CONNECTED-EXCEPTION“) {
printf(„%s:%d: %s: %s\n“, ex.file, ex.line, ex.err, ex.desc);
exit(2);
}
}

REQUIREMENTS:
To Have:

• Good knowledge of SQL
• background in databases (ORACLE is an advantage)
• user knowledge of UNIX/Linux systems
• development skills (OOP)
• To be open to learn new development language (base on/similar to Perl, Python, Ruby, Java)
• Ability to cooperate in international environment and commute 1–2times a week to Wien (commuting is payed)

BENEFITS:

• flexible working hours
• 25 days of holiday
• full-time HO
• B2B contract