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UK Freelance Developer (ASP .NET, SQL)

Posted on October 27, 2005

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by Richard Wiggins (RichardPixel)

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Richard Wiggins

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User since: October 27, 2005

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We require a freelance developer to work with us on a project by project basis, and maybe with one particular client (large & well known) who we doing on-going work for.

Your core skills will need to include ASP .Net, C#, XML, XSL, SQL Server, JavaScript and would also need a good knowledge of Windows Server environments (2000, 2003, IIS etc).

You would ideally be based in the Milton Keynes (UK) area and have good communication skills as you may be required to attend meetings with us and possibly clients. Would also be contactable and sometimes available during business hours.

We are a small company and are currently in the process of moving/renovating a new (small) office. You would initially be required to work from your own base. If an ongoing relationship is formed, there maybe possibilities of full-time employment.

Please send your CV with examples of your work and rates to richard@pixelcreation.co.uk.

If you do not meet these requirements, please do not reply. No agencies please.

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Are you still looking?

Submitted by cykophysh on November 25, 2006 - 10:35.

I see the date of this post is last year, but are you still looking foir somebody?

Kind Regards,

Gary Woodfine

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C# developer

Submitted by ASPNET_SQL_Developer on February 2, 2007 - 00:46.

If you or anybody else interested my resume at http://sharp-developer.net/CV/

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