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ColdFusion Positions In MI And CA

Posted At : 11:32 PM
Related Categories: Jobs

Just two this week, and both are requests from recruiters for unnamed clients:

Brooksource (Farmington Hills, MI) is looking for a senior ColdFusion developer. Requirements include at least 3 years of experience with ColdFusion MX or later, as well as experience with Oracle, and object oriented design. Experience with Java, .NET, Flex, and SQL Server is a plus. Contact Steve Grimm.
Blue Wave Solutions (Calabasas, CA) is looking for a ColdFusion developer for a 4-6 month contract position. Requirements include at least 3 years of experience with ColdFusion, JavaScript, SQL Server and T-SQL, as well as experience with OOP and SOA. Contact Charles Napue.

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What's the salary range on positions like these? I mean, if I were to apply for one, I wouldn't know where to begin to negotiate. How much should I bid for a 4-6 month contract in CA?

thanks.

# Posted By eric nave | 10/23/07 10:40 AM

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