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Do you want the opportunity to work on an application that promises to help accelerate a cure for cancer?

Microsoft is sponsoring a project to be built by InterKnowlogy for The Scripps Research Institute

InterKnowlogy, experts in Microsoft .NET Tools, Servers and Platforms, is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. InterKnowlogy, is a professional services organization specializing in custom application development and network services focused on Microsoft® .NET. Having customers large and small around the world, InterKnowlogy is well known within the .NET ecosystem worldwide as one of the leaders in .NET application development.

The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, is one of the largest private, nonprofit biomedical research organizations in the US and a world leader in the structure of biological molecules.  Scientists at Scripps Research wanted a better way to organize biological research information and share it with their colleagues.  InterKnowlogy developed an application built on the Microsoft® .NET Framework 3.0 with Windows® Presentation Foundation, and Windows Vista™ giving scientists a powerful tool to visualize and annotate research results.  This application allowed for faster scientific collaboration, easier access to data and a dynamic development process.  You can read the full case study on Microsoft.com.

We are embarking on Release II of the application. I have decided to include four developers from the community in the development team (working for Interknowlogy virtually). Here’s what we are looking for in a software development engineer.

  • Well-rounded skills in software application development.
  • One who has been working primarily with C# for at least the past two years, with an additional minimum three years of Microsoft .NET framework application development experience (and preferable some 2.0 and 3.0 experience).
  • Familiarity with Object Oriented design methodology.
  • A successful candidate will have experience with Windows client application development (.NET WinForms, preferably WPF) and web services.
  • Desirable to have experience with SharePoint, preferable Office SharePoint Server 2007, Office Document XML, or other custom Office applications. You should also have experience working within a distributed development team.

Does this sound like you? Tell me why we should consider you for this opportunity by replying to Calling all Developers with a one-page word document telling us what you are most proud of in your career and why you should be selected to work on this project. Also send us a link to your online presence (blog, home page, myspace profile, etc.).  You can work from any location as long as you have a reliable internet connection!  We are going to move quickly on this so tell me now why you would be the right person for the team. This is a paid position. And you might even get some publicity for participating! Thanks for considering being a part of this important project!

Published Thursday, February 01, 2007 10:48 AM by eileenrum

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# re: Do you believe that software can change the world? @ Wednesday, February 21, 2007 11:35 PM

Yes and No. Yes Software can change the world because of the fact that it CAN. No software can not change the world because nothing we can really do by keeping the great softwares in our computer with out solid development plan which we are lacking in the current IT industry , we need development methodology which can bring the software application developers and software application users together in a integrated system, we can not develop the software just like that , everyone in the world develops something targetting some sector of people/organisations etc., and developing applications with out these doesnt make any sense, and we need solid development methodology which adddress this issue and thats where i am coming from ..i want to be part of team where we have flexibility to implement innovative methodologies to get finest output quality and i beleive this is only possible with organisations / companies who are into Research and Development.

With my experience in IT industry.. specilization in some skills and mastery in some skills doesnt really help in getting the fine Quality output , its just the commitment .. the commitment to deliver the best.. and zeal to deliver the best.. that really matters.An average one with high commitment will deliver the best than the master professional with poor commitment.

newmethodology

# re: Do you believe that software can change the world? @ Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:21 AM

Is there still a need for developers?

Walaa

# re: Do you believe that software can change the world? @ Wednesday, March 21, 2007 12:51 PM

No we don't - please see my updated post.  http://blogs.msdn.com/not_only_technology/archive/2007/02/16/we-have-a-community-of-developers-working.aspx

eileenrum

# Very cool research on Cancer and SARS @ Tuesday, May 01, 2007 8:30 PM

That's what Scripps Research does. Microsoft is proud to be a continuing part of the process in helping

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