[discostu]

you're off in never-never land here. It just simply does not make sense to apply for TEN times as many H1B programmer analysts as you've got engineers in your entire opperation. Doesn't make sense, won't make sense, can't make sense, must be somebody elses' screw-up.

And second your site doesn't HAVE software engineer listed, it has "computer: programmer/analyst" which in most places is the same thing with the same salary.

[FormerLurker]

you're off in never-never land here. It just simply does not make sense to apply for TEN times as many H1B programmer analysts as you've got engineers in your entire opperation. Doesn't make sense, won't make sense, can't make sense, must be somebody elses' screw-up.

Of COURSE it doesn't make sense, that's why DCM should be investigated. If all is well, then fine, move on. If not, then we've just nabbed ourselves a bunch of crooks.

And second your site doesn't HAVE software engineer listed, it has "computer: programmer/analyst" which in most places is the same thing with the same salary.

First off, it's not MY site. I've simply have brought attention to its existance.

Secondly, although the search criteria list at the site doesn't include a software engineer in its list doesn't mean that it isn't a job title.

For example, do a search on COMPUWARE for the year 2001. You'll see that they've filed applications for SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, PROJECT MANAGERS, AND PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS.

Next, do a search on RAYTHEON for 2001 and see what you come up with. Sort of a scary thought that indentured servants from China and elsewhere are developing US DEFENSE SYSTEMS!!