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Expert Android developer -- La Jolla, CA or remote

 
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My company is looking for an expert level Android developer for a contract position. PM me if you are interested.
 
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Greg Charles wrote:My company is looking for an expert level Android developer for a contract position. PM me if you are interested.



I have developed on Android from 2008. Do your company support H1B visa for foreigner?
 
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Hi anh Nguyen, if I'm getting that right. No, my company doesn't have any H1B visas currently. Also, this is a contract position where they need someone to start right away, and then it would only last about six months. Sorry about that! If you want to send me a resume though, maybe I could get them interested in an offshore engagement. Believe it or not, I actually lived in Viet Nam for four years, and I'm always looking for ways to keep up my connections there. My email here at the Ranch is in my profile.
 
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