[Q] I.T job opportunity - General Topics

well, i’ll start off by explaining myself. I’m a second year software engineering student. The Stage one of my degree focused on the fundamental computing principles, where i stuied six modules ;- computer systems, computer communications, internet technology, software engineering, problem-solving and programming and computing mathematics.
In stage two my degree specialises to develop further areas within software engineering. Studies include formal specification of software systems, internet programming, software engineering group project and systems design and development.
Anyhow thats enough about me. I’m currently seeking a similar minded/age junior software developer whom are willing to work along side me in order to contribute towards a software solutions company, as i’ve got some funding to start my own company and will be willing to employ about 6 people as a start off to do some programming ,the more language(java,c++, javascripts, html, UML, XML…etc) you know the better, must be socialble and able to work within a group as most of the work will be team based. If this sounds interesting to you then please feel free to email me for more details with a portfolio attached.
Almost forgot, you must have some coding background before applying.
[email protected] ;- for more details

That's nice sir, but not here, please read the forum rules. Try the off topic threads and or want adds. Thank you and Thread closed.

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Location
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Good blogpost!
I understand, still, that is what I am researching --> not the general level, but a more operative one. HOW are they making it easier?
On the illustrations, the design comes before development. However, I have a feeling that with components, it is possible for the design to be parallel with the development.
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