Source: vmware
Job ID 5218-I Division R& D-Tech-AMER Location MA-Cambridge
Category R& D
Date Posted Jan 23, 2007
We are looking for a Web Developer Intern to support the development of VMware s Partner Engineering Portal. The first phase of the program will be to develop a one stop source of information for VMware s Partner Liaison Engineering group regarding OEM roadmaps, certification status, current policies and documentation errata, and general product integration information with regards to VMware and its partners products. The second phase of the program will be to launch a partner facing version of the portal. This role will work closely with the project program manager based in
Responsibilities: Provide application design, content management, and system architecture support. Create enhancements and additions and implement upgrades, patches, and service packs to Portal as appropriate. Support the database-to-portal integration effort. Assist with the analysis, design, development, testing, and documentation of new applications. Assist with the integration of various existing applications with the Portal.
Requirements: BSCS or equivalent; Strong relational database experience. Knowledge and experience using SQL stored procedures. Experience with one or more of the following technologies: HTML/Javascript XML ASP .Net CSS Linux C++/C# Strong object-oriented design methodology Experience with distributed computing environments such as COM/DCOM, Web Services, CORBA, and/or multi-tiered Web Applications. Understanding of System architecture, including processors, storage and networking is highly desirable. Software and functional test techniques and automated test tools, knowledge of software development processes and techniques, test documentation development, integration testing, and system design/configuration. Excellent communication skills and must be able to interface with customers as necessary Proven ability to deliver commercial quality software. Strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills.
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