If this sounds like you, then we’d love for you to get in touch with us. We offer very competitive compensation; a casual work environment; the freedom and agility of a fast-growing young company; and the chance to work on a number of challenging tasks. To apply, email your resume, cover letter, and salary requirements to wdevjob (at) appassure (dot) com.

My company, AppAssure Software, is looking for another senior level developer to join our development team. AppAssure is a rapidly growing software company with consistent revenue growth building cutting-edge Windows software products used by organizations of all sizes to protect their most mission-critical IT assets. The Reston-based development team is lean and results-oriented. We’re looking to add another senior level, well-rounded developer with impeccable software engineering skills.

We’re trying to find an experienced software engineer with soup-to-nuts product lifecycle experience and strong C# and C++ skills. C++/CLI is a big plus, and the ability to assimilate new information and learn about new technologies quickly is most important of all.

So, are you:

• Hard-working?
• Smart?
• Able to work well in a team?
• Able to work well individually?
• Acutely attentive to detail?
• Interested in a variety of programming challenges?
• Authorized to work in the United States?

If so, then we want to hear from you. We offer very competitive compensation; a casual work environment; the freedom and agility of a fast-growing young company; and the chance to work on a number of challenging tasks individually and in teams.

To apply, email our development team lead at sdevjob (at) appassure (dot) com. We need to see your resume, but we’d also like to see that you’ve spent some time on our website, have a sense of what we do, and are interested in this job, not a job.

Please, no contractors, offshore firms, recruiters, visa sponsorship requests, or internship inquiries. We’re looking for a full-time developer able to commute to Reston, Virginia and authorized to work in the United States.

No sooner is the ink dry on 1.6 than we’ve started in on 1.7, which should see the usual bug fixes plus one or two cool new features.

Unfortunately (in my opinion) you must register to download an eval, but if you are an Exchange 2003 admin you owe it to yourself to jump through the hoops and give it a try.

In a nutshell, Replay protects Microsoft Exchange servers by taking snapshots of them at intervals (15 minutes by default), and allows you to restore to any of those points in time. What’s unique about Replay is granularity: you can roll back the entire machine (using our customized Windows PE boot environment), specific volumes, specific Exchange message stores, specific mailboxes, or even specific messages. Soup to nuts, as they say.

My dev team has already started work on the next release, which will incorporate additional bits of goodness, plus inevitable bug fixes. A dev’s work is never done.