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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AND STATE UNIVERSITY
Listing Sheet
Information Technology Acquisitions/Computer Purchasing
REQUISITION NO. R 648252
PURCHASE ORDER NO. P
Item No. Description of Articles Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
The Computer Programmer Admin shall have 2-5
years experience related to specifics below. The
ideal programmer admin shall be capable of
performing the following tasks: maintain and
develop visual computing solutions for end users;
simulation, informatics, and VR integration.
The Computer Programmer Admin shall have the
following qualifications: Linux/Unix administration;
LDAP/SAMBA network administration; OpenGL
and C++ development; scene graph technology for
interactive 3D graphics
5 ADDENDUM - New Line Item - Java Portal
1 ea for
Development Specialist
The Portal Development Specialist shall have 5-10
years of experience building applications in a
Java-based portal environment. The ideal
candidate shall have extensive experience building
portal-based applications utilizing: JBoss
Enterprise Application platform, including Seam,
RichFaces, jBPM, JBoss Rules and Spring;
extensive experience in SOA development with
web services utilizing the JBoss Enterprise SOA
Platform and Glassfish Metro. Additional skills
would ideally include content management system
development experience using Drupal, enterprise
search implementation with Google Mini or
Appliance, SSO integration with JA-SIG Central
Authentication Service (CAS), systems integration
experience with Banner, data warehousing
experience including building, populating and
querying.
The ideal minimum qualifications shall include:
advanced application development experience with
Java Servlets, JSF, Javascript and AJAX deployed
on JBoss or Tomcat; web services development
using a major web services framework such as
Apache CXF or Glassfish Metro; data persistence
using EJB3 or Hibernate; database development
using Oracle or MySQL; experience with Java
IDEs such as Eclipse, NetBeans or JDeveloper;
code management using CVS or Subversion; build
management using Ant or Maven.
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