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Hi. I haven't found an area in your website for a job contact. If you are still searching please have a look at this project, made in Qt with OpenCV. www.denisgottardello.it/ComputerVisionStudio/ComputerVisionStudioMacOSX.zip ComputerVisionStudio (for Mac but can be also for Windows and Linux) is a program written to study and try the OpenCV functions with images, webcameras, avi and media files. If you think I have the right acknowledgements please send me your email, I will reply to you with my cv. Regards.

Several people have asked about remote working possibilities and visa sponsorship. This position is based in our London office, where you'll work in close collaboration with our UX and mobile teams. You'll need to be eligable to work in the UK, I'm afraid we're not able to sponsor visas at present.

As you can see the job description is now available in english. We are looking forward to your applications.

@bhakrim Please find the profile (in email ) attached for reference

My CV can be found at CV

Hi, I am interested in your job offer. Please, contact me at my email address.

I am interested in cooperation. I have just sent you an email with more information about my experience. Regards Andrzej Pawłowicz andrzej.pawlowicz1@gmail.com

We currently have no vacancies anymore.

@Garr The above link directs to the HP career page, its better if you can provide the Qt job page. Also the job location and salary standards.

@angelicaP Hello I'm from Cuba and I have 4 years experience using Qt. I also worked with Borland Delphi 7 and Borland Builder C++ 6 and I´m learning Symfony 2.0 right now using NetBeans 7. I graduated at CUJAE as an Engineer in Automatics on July 2014. I´m doing my social service at Etecsa where I'm developing an app for the Logistics Division. I also have a Informatics Technician degree. Furthermore, I have been involved in projects for MINSAP, specifically for ENSAP (Public Health National School) and for Finlay's Lab. If you require further information my email is juancarlos.fernandez@etecsa.cu.

Hi, Since it's an open source project, you should point potential volunteer to the repos where they can take a look at it