ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT...
Foreach is always on the lookout for new colleagues. We made a shortlist of the skills that we can always use: java, drupal, .net, visual design, analysis...
If you think that your skills could be an adition to our existing team, please do tell us about it!
WE OFFER
- a salary (that's a no-brainer right?)
- a car and fuel
- an open structure
- a chance to learn
- challenging projects
- a fun environment
- career opportunities
- ...
WE EXPECT
- commitment
- passion
- open minded-ness
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Web Developer .NET (M/V)
Foreach is currently seeking a .NET Web Developer to reinforce our team based in our headquarters in Merksem. You will be part of our mixed Java/.NET SCRUM team of 10 people. This team is responsible for our mid-sized web, mobile and tablet projects for various customers. Foreach operates as a project house and strives to expand its HQ-based development teams over the next years
April 30, 2013 -
Web Developer Java (M/V)
Foreach is currently seeking a Java Web Developer to reinforce our team based in our headquarters in Merksem. You will be part of our mixed Java/.NET SCRUM team of 10 people. This team is responsible for our mid-sized web, mobile and tablet projects for various customers. Foreach operates as a project house and strives to expand its HQ-based development teams over the next years.
April 30, 2013 -
Web Developer Java (M/V) (BRUSSELS)
Foreach is currently seeking a Java Web Developer to reinforce our team based in Brussels (Tour & Taxis). You will be part of our Java SCRUM team, which is responsible for in-house web development for our customer in the media sector since more than 5 years. In this function you will have direct contact with the IT team and the business departments of the customer. You can rely on the extensive experience of Foreach with large web projects and agile methodologies.
April 30, 2013
News Archive
Foreach has created several websites with Umbraco and was recently named Certified Partner.
October 25, 2012
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Ramblings of an agile enthusiast
Some thoughts on how agile methodologies can fail miserably or improve both your efficiency and effectiveness.
February 24, 2011
