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Trabajar con el equipo de Drools en Argentina

Este post es mas que nada para reflejar la propuesta de trabajo publicada en el blog oficial del proyecto JBoss Drools.

http://blog.athico.com/2009/07/drools-job-requested-buenos-aires.html

En el link anterior se encuentran los requisitos minimos y la explicación de que se busca en el trabajo.

A resumidas cuentas, mis empleadores andan buscando un nuevo compañero para trabajar a la par mía en el proyecto JBoss Drools. Esto requiere bastante entrega y dedicación en el sentido de que si o si tiene que gustarte y tenes que querer ser parte de un proyecto Open Source con todo lo que esto conlleva.

Si estas interesado, crees que podes cumplir con los requisitos necesarios y tenes la pasional y el deseo de ser parte de un proyecto Open Source. Manda tu CV a mi casilla personal (salaboy@gmail.com) usando DROOLS JOB como subject.

Saludos.

PD: dudas o comentarios seran bienvenidos aqui en el post.

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Mauricio Salatino

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