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Job Opening: Software Engineer (PowerBuilder) (open until filled)
TriMet sent this bulletin at 02/03/2014 11:39 AM PST
TriMet is hiring a Software Engineer (PowerBuilder).
Position summary:
Develop information systems by designing, developing and installing software solutions in support of the business. Provide high level technical expertise in one or more highly specialized areas of applications systems and is responsible for full life cycle of software development process: design, code, test, deploy, document and maintain application software.Support all enterprise system application using PowerBuilder.
Ensure a commitment to safety through consistent and professional behaviors in performance of job requirements that demonstrate safety is a fundamental value that guides all aspects of our work. Perform related duties as required.
Position summary:
Develop information systems by designing, developing and installing software solutions in support of the business. Provide high level technical expertise in one or more highly specialized areas of applications systems and is responsible for full life cycle of software development process: design, code, test, deploy, document and maintain application software.Support all enterprise system application using PowerBuilder.
Ensure a commitment to safety through consistent and professional behaviors in performance of job requirements that demonstrate safety is a fundamental value that guides all aspects of our work. Perform related duties as required.
2 comments:
Oh, that's just stupid. That's an old product, and it's not even engineering - you don't have to know diddly-squat to use it to build apps that are now about a decade out-of-date.
Sybase Powerbuilder? Really?
Yes - really. And most of the operations system are built using this archaic behemoth... and work about as well as you would expect.
What's worse is that the "next generation" is web based apps... but "the powers that be" are completely inflexible on using whatever framework might be best suited for the given task. (Don't get me wrong, I understand having a consistent look and feel to a web based portal, but really?)
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