Ask HN: Where are all the Python jobs?

Re:Ask HN: Where are all the Python jobs? by ibarrac on Monday February 01, 2010 @10:27AM (#1092533)

We are looking for someone with Python and strong Teradata SQL knowledge for a contract position in Orlando, FL.

Dice.com posting: http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearch?op=302...

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Re:Ask HN: Where are all the Python jobs? by bayleo on Monday February 01, 2010 @11:03AM (#1092611)

You may want to keep in mind that using "ELT" vs "ETL" (even if that's what order Teradata works in) makes it harder to search for the job on most sites.

FYI -- I was about to apply for this until I noticed the 2-month contract. I'm more junior than what you're looking for but if you dropped the pay & extended the contract a bit I'd definitely be interested.

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Re:Ask HN: Where are all the Python jobs? by ibarrac on Monday February 01, 2010 @12:41PM (#1092881)

If you know Python and Teradata, please send me your resume anyway to [email protected] and I will keep it on file for any future position. It's very hard to find people with both Python and Teradata skills.

The contract starts out at 2 months because that is all my client will commit to at the moment, but I consider it likely to get extended if you are any good.

I don't mind missing out on applicants that are searching for the usual "ETL developer with Informatica or DataStage experience". I am looking for people with strong SQL, not a particular ETL tool. Thanks for the suggestion.

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Re:Ask HN: Where are all the Python jobs? by bayleo on Monday February 01, 2010 @03:07PM (#1093311)

I'm more of an Oracle guy but I'll send one along tonight regardless in case you have anything more entry-level pop up.

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