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Project Location - San Francisco, CA, but the candidate can work remotely
Projects: Developing an Equity Management Product for Start Ups and Private Companies using ROR.
Necessary Skills: ROR Developer (4-5 yrs exp), Full Stack Development and Experience Developing 5 to 7 + apps.
Necessary Skills: ROR Developer (4-5 yrs exp), Full Stack Development and Experience Developing 5 to 7 + apps.
Compunnel Software Group is a New Jersey based premier information technology consulting & services company into this market for nearly two decades now; with close to two decades of experience in IT Industry which includes consulting, development, e-learning etc.
Our company is going through a tremendous growth spurt and we are now interested in personnel like you to augment the work force in the company. We have several projects starting that we are staffing for. If you think you would like to become a consultant for Compunnel Software Group Inc., please send me an updated copy of your resume along with a detailed summary of your work experience. I need a phone number to contact you. I look forward to possibly working with you on these positions.
We offer specialized services to our clients to meet their business objectives. Successful solutions that are valued by our clients are in industry areas such as pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, banking, finance, manufacturing, publishing and consumer products.
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