Hi All,
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Arts Alliance Media (http://www.artsalliancemedia.com) are seeking experienced and highly talented wxPython Developers to join the team responsible for Newman, our box office and cinema operations system. This is a permanent position based at our London offices.
Your main responsibilities will be adding features to (and fixing bugs in) the Point of Sale and ATM components of Newman. These are touch-screen applications written in wxPython. You will also be contributing to the other applications in the system. including the XML-RPC based application servers and the CherryPy based web servers.
You will be working on a highly distributed, mission critical system so we are particularly interested in candidates who have previously used Python to develop high reliability systems or who have delivered commercial software using Python. If you think you're up to the challenge of contributing to a Python system which handles millions of transactions worth tens of millions of pounds every year, then this is the job for you.
Requirements:
* Extremely strong analytical and software engineering skills.
* Excellent Python skills
* Demonstrated ability to create signficant GUI applications using wxPython
* Strong knowledge of SQL and experience of developing database driven applications
* Knowledge and experience of XML and related technologies (such as XPath and XSLT)
Desired skills:
* Experience using Python to develop web applications (preferably using CherryPy)
* Knowledge of and experience using HTML and CSS
* Client-side scripting using DHTML and Javascript
* Knowledge of developing with and administering MS SQL Server and related technologies such as MS Reporting Services
* Experience developing software applications for the retail or cinema industry a bonus.
* The ideal candidate will also have an interest in the cinema and the film industry.
Please forward CV and covering letter to:
Richard Cooper
devjobs@artsalliancemedia.com
Regards,
Richard Cooper