Do you like solving hard problems using high-tech bleeding edge technology? Do functional programming, object-oriented design, learning new things, designing clever algorithms and highly concurrent fault tolerant systems make you smile?

If this is you and you meet most of the below criteria send us your resume at contact@triental.com.

We’re looking for people who are:

• Smart
• Strong OO design sense
• Has strong interest in functional programming
• Thorough understanding of OR mapping and SQL
• Understand issues around fault tolerance, parallelism and scale-out
• Love to code and code well
• Work well in a team and individually
• Self-motivated, constantly curious and up for learning new things

Things that give you an edge:

• Experience with Scala
• Deep knowledge of Java and JEE
• Experience with Web development
• Experience with functional languages and thinking

Triental AB is a small consultancy and product company developing products for the banking and finance industry. Our customers are larger banks that offers Private Banking and/or Wealth Management to their customers. Our solutions combines modern portolio theory with high-tech technology. Our products include for example portfolio optimization systems, simulation and analysis engines as well as porfolio management systems etc.

Jonas Bonér 12/4/08

Mimesis Republic is developping a MMO Platform using the Scala language.

We’re looking for passionate people, interested in developing MMO Web video games in a dynamic environement (Paris - France / French speaking is a plus).

The positions to fulfill are Server side programmers - however we expect people to work non exclusively on this part (some client and tools code will be necessary). No gameDev experience is required; we provide internal expertise.

The Scala community is a good place to find interesting talents. (David Bernard will join us soon! :) ). So if you are motivated and think you can contribute to this project do not hesitate to contact me: stephane<dOT>ledorze<aT>mimesis-republic.com

Et voila!

Stephane Le Dorze - 20/03/2008

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