Central Valley C Developer Jobs

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Senior Software DeveloperStanford University(Stanford, California)
As one of the largest Silicon Valley employers, we educate future leaders and promote interdisciplinary, award-winning research and teaching. We also encourage our staff to grow...
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Posted 2 days ago
Oracle DeveloperTEKsystems(Fresno, California)
Our client needs 2 Oracle Developers to help build and support there core business applications on their Oracle Database using forms, reports, PL/SQL, and high level C programming. There are 2...
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Posted Thu 14th August
Embedded Software DeveloperMRINetwork(Sacramento, California)
Are you ready to take your career to the next level by joining a dedicated, dynamic team? ConnectPoint Search Group is currently looking for a talented Embedded Software Developer for a long term...
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Posted 3 days ago
Developer IIICentene Corporation(FRESNO, California)
Centene Corporation is a leading multi-line healthcare enterprise that provides managed-care programs and related services to individuals receiving benefits under Medicaid, including Supplemental...
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Posted Yesterday
Weapons Modeling And Simulation Developer/AnalystNaval Air Warfare Center(China Lake, California)
Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Weapons Division is seeking engineers to provide modeling and simulation support to various weapons programs. Develop, model, and use weapon simulation software...
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Posted Wed 13th August
Internet Application Developer -.NET ASPSummit Technologies, Inc.(Modesto, California)
Job Purpose: Creates user information solutions by developing, implementing, and maintaining Internet/intranet applications. Duties: * Defines site objectives by analyzing user requirements;...
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Posted Mon 7th July

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