We recruit programmers, testers, DevOps & Linux engineers in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
# SuperCoders is a small recruiting company. We are programmers searching for programmers. At SuperCoders, the recruiters *are* programmers who actively write code on a daily basis, so we know how to spot talented people.
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GPO Box 5023
Melbourne
Victoria 3000
Australia
Phone: +61 3 9696 1616
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We find software developers for employers. You might call us recruiters; we prefer developers who find developers. We've found hundreds of developers for employers in Australia.
We specialise in finding programmers. We also find great testers, project managers, systems admins, technical support people, linux engineers, network engineers, business analysts & tech writers.
// we blog & tweet on the topic of coding talent
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Questions that should be asked during a developer interview, but probably won't be.
Thu 29 Jun 2017
Here are some questions that turn the tables a bit during a job interview.......
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Australian software development salaries lurch higher after 13 years stagnation Jun 2017.
Wed 28 Jun 2017
13 years is a long time for salaries to stay about the same, but things have changed in the last six months.
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Australian programming language hit parade Jun 2017.
Fri 16 Jun 2017
JavaScript, Java and C# continue to dominate, things are looking up for Kotlin, but it's sad news for Rust and Haskell.... Perl will probably eat your brain if you let it come near.
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Looking for Larry and Sergey.
Tue 10 Jul 2012
"We're looking to hire some developers...."
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Should job seeking programmers understand object oriented programming?
Mon 16 Apr 2012
Do you think job seeking programmers should understand object oriented programming fundamentals? Apparently some people think not. Our recent blog post "Unfortunately, we'll reject most software developer job applications.” explains how we ask interview questions about object oriented programming.
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Unfortunately, we'll reject most software developer job applications.
Tue 27 Mar 2012
We WANT to get you a job, so we get paid. We don't want to reject your job application. In an ideal world, we would get a job for EVERYONE who applies. Hundreds and hundreds of people apply for jobs, so if we got jobs for everyone who applied, we'd buy yachts and islands, trips on spaceships and ponies for our children.
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Great Australian software developers: Nick Gammon & G-Pascal
Mon 27 Jun 2011
Australian software developers include some of the worlds most talented. This blog post celebrates the work of Nick Gammon, an Australian software developer who in 1983 wrote a pascal compiler for the Commodore 64 and Apple 2 computers. It ran in 16K of RAM. Here's how he did it.
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Making a job offer? Lowest isn't always best.
Thu 21 Apr 2011
Some employers tend to offer the bottom of the salary range that a potential new employee asks for. Not because there is any reason to negotiate down, not because the budget can't stretch any further, but because they feel they should offer the minimum that was asked for. It's just the way it's done.
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50 characteristics of a great software developer
Sat 6 Nov 2010
When recruiting software developers, many employers focus too much on previous experience with specific technologies. Knowledge of Java, Ajax, XML, MySQL or whatever is important, but it’s not everything. A software developer is more than the sum of the technologies that have worked with.
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Design patterns have (mostly) flopped
Sat 25 Sep 2010
Are you sitting near a computer programmer right now? If yes, then here is a simple practical exercise for you to complete before you read past this first paragraph. Corner your programmer, ask them these two questions and write down the answers. First ask them "What are design patterns?". Second, ask them to "Name every design pattern that you can recall". Make sure you ask these questions one-on-one, otherwise all the programmers in the cubicle will chime in with their answers. If you are a computer programmer then write the answers down yourself before reading on.....
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Stuff you must know: your tools
Fri 21 May 2010
Few programmers have in-depth knowledge of the primary development technology that they have chosen to work with. Programmers work with Java, C#, C++, VB.NET and PHP and other languages in blissful ignorance of key concepts, features and functions of the programming language, the libraries, the API’s, the object models, the frameworks and the virtual machines that they code with every day.
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Stuff you must know: object-oriented fundamentals
Fri 14 May 2010
I’ve run job advertisements recently that ask for people “who visit sites like Joel On Software and Stack Overflow”. This has led to an increase in the number of job seekers who during the phone interview claim to read Joel On Software and Stack Overflow. Perhaps that’s because the job advertisements are working, and attracting the people who do read those blogs. I don’t think so however because scratch the surface and these same people don’t know much, if anything, about those sites and few of them have a Stack Overflow account that shows a history of participation. People read the job ads and craft their answers to meet the requirements. They’re telling me what I want to hear.
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The skills matrix
Fri 30 April 2010
Morpheus: What is the Matrix? Control. The Matrix is a computer-generated dream world built to keep us under control in order to change a human being into this (holds up a Duracell battery).
Neo: No, I don't believe it. It's not possible.
Morpheus: I didn't say it would be easy, Neo. I just said it would be the truth.
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Coders who don’t read
Fri 23 April 2010
I fell in love with computers when I was about 11 years old in the dim dark days of the birth of the personal computer circa 1979. I was in 7th grade. One day the science teacher brought this strange machine into school and set it up at a desk in a dark corner of a small mezzanine floor, elevated twelve feet up above the school science room which was full of benches and cupboards containing strange, arcane scientific equipment like pipes, tubes, meters, bottles with rubber stoppers, chemicals, electronics and soldering irons. It’s impossible to describe how totally and immediately I was taken when I saw that tiny black and white screen with the text and blinking cursor. The computer was running a text adventure game and I was totally immersed and my life changed forever. Most ordinary people had not even heard of computers at this time so it was like living in science fiction. It was a rare magical moment in life. From that point on most of my free time was spent thinking about computers.
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Evidence of passion
Fri 16 April 2010
There’s no substitute for passion in a coder. All the other traits of a great coder spring from their passion – curiosity, work ethic, desire to know more, desire to do a great job. Passion drives the beginning coder through their career to become a master of the craft of software development.
