Romanian companies look to attract programmers
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“There is a growing tendency to abandon traditional ways of recruiting and try to acquire talented young people from universities and even from high schools.” US software development company 3Pillar Global has had a presence in Romania since 2009. The Java school is designed for students in their final year of ICT studies, and for people with a bachelor’s or master’s degree in fields such as informatics or software engineering. Trainees will work in teams alongside experienced engineers and will be able to develop their programming skills in languages such as Ruby, Python, PHP, Java and C/C++, as well as database management and application security. “Maintaining a relationship with the academic community and recruiting talented people from there is an important element of our business strategy,” said Theodore Ceausu, country manager at Ixia Romania. “Internships give us the opportunity to help talent young people to take their ideas to market and discover the entrepreneur within.” Ixia Romania, as a supplier, creates and develops applications for Cisco, Vodafone, Orange, Oracle, Ericsson and AT&T.
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