IT Jobs in the Philippines

IT Jobs in the Philippines

Positions offered are contract or permanent

JAVA (35 vacancies)
Mid to Senior/Project Coordinator - SA/AP
 •3+ years experience in object-oriented programming
 •Experience in any of the following : J2EE, SQL, JSF, Webservices, VB, Hibernate, Spring, EJB, C/C++, Crystal Reports Generation
 
Apply to: ann@ticmanila.com, melvel@ticmanila.com

BUSINESS

ANALYSTS
(10 vacancies)
 •3+ years of business systems analysis and design
 
Apply to: ann@ticmanila.com, melvel@ticmanila.com

TECHNICAL

ARCHITECT
(5 vacancies)
 •10+  years IT experience
 •Knowledgeable in different SDLC methodologies
 •Technical expertise should include: OOP, SOA, J2EE, DB Design, PRPC Design, BPM Tool
 
Apply to: ann@ticmanila.com, melvel@ticmanila.com

PROJECT

MANAGERS
(11 vacancies)
 •6+ years project management (end-to-end) or application/ solution development experience.
 •Experience in SDLC and web applications.PMP/PMI certified an advantage
 
Apply to: ann@ticmanila.com, , melvel@ticmanila.com

 

Do not catch migrating birds

by Bong Pedalino

Do not catch migrating birds, and don't even dare eat them, for they may be carrying the avian flu virus.

This was the warning aired by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) as it expected the surge in the arrival of these flocks of birds in flight looking for warmer places from their cool environments from the United States, China, and Australia.

Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Ricardo Tomol issued the alert yesterday during a gathering of heads of government agencies at the office of Rep. Roger Mercado, saying that these birds may reach Olango Island in Cebu and later fly to the mangrove areas in the city and the province as soon as they get overpopulated in the said island.

Tomol feared children roaming around the mangrove habitat areas may be tempted to shot these passing birds with slingshots, and cooked those they may catch for dinner.

Jonas Brothers Makes Charice Pempengco Music Video

Na-release na nga ang music video ni Charice na One Day sa ilalim ng AOLMusic.
Nai-tweet na ni Charice ito at sinabing excited na siyang magawa ang kanyang latest
music video na ang song ay sinulat ni Nick Jonas ng pamosong group ng Jonas Brothers.
Sobrang tuwa nga si Charice dahil pumayag si Nick na isulat siya ng isang kanta na
akmang-akma sa kanyang personality na dumaan sa maraming pagsubok at panlalait bago niya
marating ang kanyang kinalalagyan ngayon.
"Being a teenager as well, I can totally relate to them and I want them to realize that they
shouldn't listen to anybody, just be proud of yourself, be confident and nobody's gonna bring
you down. You just have to go for it, you just have to do it," sey pa ni Charice sa isang behind-
the-scene interview during the shoot of One Day.
Ipinagmamalaki ni Nick na nagkaroon siya ng chance na makatrabaho ang Pinay teen na
noon pa niya nababalitaan ay isang talented na singer from the Philippines. Bilib nga si Nick sa
Filipino talent dahil nakatrabaho na niya si Lea Salonga sa anniversary ng Les Miserables sa
London kamakailan.
"What I really love about her is the fact that she is just normal girl and she really shines
because of her vocal talent."
"I was so blessed to be able to produce her vocal because she is so talented in that
respect. It's amazing to see this big voice come out of her, especially on the song we did,
because it really does require a really vocal talent ad she really did a great job," sabi pa ng
American singer.

Art Contest in the Philippines

Davao High Schools
AIESEC Junk Art Contest
"Putting Art Back Into Earth"
NCCC Hall Thursday-Friday August 31 - September 1, 2011
Entrants Include Davao City High School, Ma-a High School, Santa Anna High School and two additional

Amelia Baird, a 3rd year Ateneo University student, is leading and directing the Petition Drive to help the Barangay Ma-a Environmental Watch Committee advocacy.  Amelia is  member of the local AIESEC*, group that is sponsoring the environmentally based Junk Art Contest.

The sub-theme of the contest is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

More than 444 signatures were obtained Thursday, the first day, for our Save Davao Shrine Hills Open Letter petition action.

Efforts will continue all day Friday.  Many more signatures for our 10,000+ drive are expected.

The idea of the contest is to used old plastic and glass bottles, bottle caps, paper, wires, pins etc. to create "objects de art.  They obtained the participation of five Davao City High Schools and NCCC Mall.  No cash prizes will be awarded - Recognition only.

Petition Signatories were provided with the Petition Letter in both English and Bisaya.  Our brochure "Danger From Above" was also used and well received.

Thanks to all participants!

*AIESEC (pronounced "eye-sek", originally an acronym for Association Internationale des Étudiants en Sciences Économiques et Commerciales) is a global youth organisation that develops leadership capabilities through their internal leadership programmes and engaging students and graduates in international student exchange and internship programmes for profit and non-profit organisations.

Its international office is in Rotterdam, Netherlands. As of November 2010, the AIESEC network includes over 64,000 members in 110 countries and territories, making it the largest youth-run organisation in the world. It is present in over 2,100 universities across the globe, provides more than 10,000 leadership experiences to its members and sends students and graduates on 16,000 international exchanges yearly.

Consumer Protection Law in the Philippines

by Stacey Baird

 

House of Representatives recently passed a New Car Lemon Law. The Lemon Law provides, in part, that new cars with factory defects can be returned for replacement or a full refund, including incidentals such as title and license registration fees.
 
Have you had bad experiences with a subdivision?  Bad experiences that turned out as a geohazard or flood zone or did not provide the PROMISED amenities such as drainage, roads, water supply, swimming pool, telephone or cable or other things?
 
If you are living in Davao City, or at least a Filipino, what would you say about a Consumer Protection law /  SUBDIVISION LEMON LAW  to protect consumers from Developers who build subdivisions in areas subject to Landslide and Flooding or do not keep promises?
 
1) Would a Lemon Law requiring Refund or other penalties be a good thing?
2) Could it help discipline and punish erring developers?
 
VOTE: Would you LIKE such a Consumer Protection / Lemon law?