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That is so different from UK/AUS where terms like XML Architect.
Content Architect, XSLT Expert are quite common in the jobsites
...Some also include.. XSLT experts who have focussed primarly on
XML/XSLT/XPATH etc and not as a part time thing..
I guess I am finding this a little ( or very) different from what I
have seen so far.

Please do ping me if someone needs an XML/XSLT  specialist developer.

Thanks.

On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 11:00 AM, Richard Fozzard - NOAA Affiliate
<richard.fozzard@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> My sense here in the US (Colorado is all I'm truly familiar with) is that
while XSLT and XML are very valuable to have in your toolkit, there are few
jobs where that is all you'll need for you job. You also need some
general-purpose language, such as Java or C (or their derivatives), and/or
web-centric language, such as Javascript or PHP.
>
> Just my $0.02
> --Rich
>
> Richard Fozzard, Computer Scientist
>   Geospatial Metadata at NGDC: http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/metadata
>
> Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES)
> Univ. Colorado & NOAA National Geophysical Data Center, Enterprise Data
Systems
> 325 S. Broadway, Skaggs 1B-305, Boulder, CO 80305
> Office: 303-497-6487, Cell: 303-579-5615, Email: richard.fozzard@xxxxxxxx
>
> Mailing Lists Mail said the following on 10/21/2013 11:00 PM:
>> Dear all.
>> I see a huge presence of developers and techies from the USA who are
>> into XML and XSLT technologies, but I dont see as many jobs in the USA
>> job sites regarding the same. I just landed in the USA and am looking
>> for Jobs around the XML/XSLT etc technologies. There are either no
>> jobs / or jobs that arent real ( in the jobsites..etc. Dice.com ) ...
>> Is this weird ? or is it something to do with this time of the year?
>>
>> Are there enough companies hiring XSLT / XML developer contractors in the
USA?
>>
>> DakTapaal

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