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Do you love to write code and solve tough problems?   If so, we want  YOU to show us what you've got!!

Register Here for our March 8th 2014 coding competition www.ulticoder.com
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Join us for our First Annual UltiCoder competition on March 8th from 1-5pm for a chance to win a trip for two to Miami PLUS cash prizes. UltiCoder brings together bright-minded people who compete as individuals remotely throughout the US and Canada solving tough  algorithm-based coding problems in an ACM style competition awarding prizes to top performers.

If you are one of the Top 3 winners, you will win a trip for two to South Beach, as well as a cash prize up to $500.

SIGN UP NOW for our March 8th coding competition: www.ulticoder.com

Ultimate Software is a cutting edge cloud software company that truly puts its People First. We ranked # 20 in FORTUNE's Top 100 Best Companies to Work for in America for 2014. This is the 3rd time
in a row we've been ranked in FORTUNE's Top 100 list ? We were #9 in 2013 and #25 in 2012. We are based just outside of Miami/Fort Lauderdale, FL area with a unique company culture and many great perks such as a basketball court in the lobby of our HQ and cutting edge team rooms that include floor to ceiling white boards and pair programming with the best software architects and engineers in the industry.
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