R help - May 2009 - JOB: C++ Programmer in London, England, UK

Hello ~

I'm recruiting for a hedge fund (type) business (based in London,
England, UK) that are looking for good C++ programmers with preferably
some experience in statistical modeling/programming/analysis.   Perhaps
you are a statistician, mathematician or physicist (for example) by
background but a programmer by experience (or a graduate).

You should ideally also have scripting experience in one if not more
languages such as R, Python, Perl etc.

There is much more to the job than just scripting and programming,
potentially you could find yourself becoming actively involved in
statistical 	side too of the business too.

This position is only open to those individuals that are eligible to
work in the UK with valid work permit or visa etc.

To learn more please contact me using james<at>camalyn.org

Kind regards,
JAMES

. . . .

James Tobin
Camalyn

http://www.camalyn.org

As you  may have seen this,
>>>>> "j" == jt  <jt at camalyn.org>
>>>>>     on Mon, 18 May 2009 21:16:03 +0100 writes:
    j> Hello ~
    j> I'm recruiting for a hedge fund (type) business (based in London,
    j> England, UK) that are looking for good C++ programmers with preferably
    j> some experience in statistical modeling/programming/analysis.   

 [..............]

    j> James Tobin Camalyn

some may have wondered if this was ok.

Sending *one* such message to R-help has typically been
considered ok, if it was short (text-only), really R-related and
to the point, all which the above  job ad  did fulfill.

OTOH, on purpose we have provided the  R-SIG-jobs  mailing list,
just for the purpose of R-related job announcements.

However Mr. Camalyn chose to not only send this to R-help and
R-SIG-jobs but to all possible R-SIG-* mailing lists that he
could "get in hands".
As overseer of all the R-* lists @r-project.org (or equivalently at
stat.math.ethz...ch), I'd like to clearly state that such "spam
all relevant lists" behavior is considered very impolite and
also misuse of the resources my employer (ETH Zurich) provides for
free.

Martin Maechler