| Company | : | NAVTEQ, Inc. |
| Company URL | : | http://www.navteq.com |
| Contact Name | : | Rafael Quiroz |
| Position Type | : | Full Time/Direct Hire |
| Salary | : | DOE |
| Experience | : | |
| City | : | Chicago |
| State | : | IL |
| Country | : | USA |
| Zip | : | 60606 |
| Contact | : | rafael.quiroz@navteq.com | | Description | : | Programmer
NAVTEQ is the leading provider of digital map data for Vehicle Navigation, Internet & Wireless applications and Business Solutions. Cutting edge applications such as these are part of a growing set of applications that enhance consumer's access to information while they are mobile. We have coined the term informed mobility' to represent this emerging need.
NAVTEQ data is used in virtually all of the leading navigation systems in both North America and Europe. Our customers rely on NAVTEQ digital map information for use in their applications based on its accuracy, detail and completeness.
Responsibilities:
Develop processes to support new product creation architecture
Develop and enhance scripts to support production processes and Bison operations
Interact with the Research and Development group
Provide technical expertise and support within the department
Position Requirements:
Solid working knowledge of XML/UNIX scripting language (e.g. Perl, Python, KSH)
Experience with Unix and MS Windows is required
SQL experience required
Java knowledge and experience a plus
Experience developing and executing User Acceptance Tests for large scale systems deployment is desired
Bachelor’s degree
Demonstrated written and oral communication skills
Professional demeanor and customer-focused orientation
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| Experience | : | Solid working knowledge of XML/UNIX scripting language (e.g. Perl, Python, KSH)
Experience with Unix and MS Windows is required
SQL experience required
Java knowledge and experience a plus
Experience developing and executing User Acceptance Tests for large scale systems deployment is desired
Bachelor’s degree
Demonstrated written and oral communication skills
Professional demeanor and customer-focused orientation
|
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