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finagler posted:Who are we Western Digital Email sent. I missed this the last time around when I needed work. Please excuse the double emails as well, Gmail had issues adding attachments from a network share.
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BorderPatrol posted:Email sent. I missed this the last time around when I needed work. Hired one guy, many interviews tomorrow (Thursday).
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My experience: 3 years of experience working in the operations department (NOC) for three separate web hosting companies (can provide names in private). Tasks included building the servers (Dell tower and rackmount, HP and Supermicro rackmount), repairing RAID arrays, customer upgrades, answering the phones and tickets, light to intermediate admin work on Windows and Linux servers when the customer needed help due to said tickets and phone calls, and being on call 24/7/365 for disasters. Basic datacenter stuff, I suppose. What I'm looking for: A job where I actually have a chance to learn. At my last job, if I had two spare seconds, another physical task was given to me (I was known as the hands-on guy) so I did not have much of a chance at all to sit there and hammer away at tough tickets and learn, like my friends did. Cram me in the operations center of a datacenter or other such facility and give me some time to study harder Linux issues instead of repairing degraded RAID arrays all day and I'll be more than happy. What I'm not looking for: Anything with a primary focus on telephones. I'll happily answer tickets and build servers all day, and I'm not some phone-shunning recluse, but I'd rather work in a warehouse than answer phones all day. Where I live: Dallas, Texas Where I'm looking: Basically anywhere but Dallas, though I would prefer the east coast. Bonus points for NYC (loved my time there). I have come to hate living here and I am both willing and able to relocate at a moment's notice for a decent job. When I can start: Immediately, and I can provide references who will say I am not a lazy moron if need be. I resigned from my last job because the stress was so great that it was affecting my health and that of numerous friends. Things were so stressful and miserable that people, I poo poo you not, got into shouting matches that had to be broken up before punches were thrown. If that's not a sign something was horribly wrong with the way things were being run, I don't know what is. Requirements: Decent pay and benefits and a work environment that is at least somewhat relaxed. I just want a decent IT job outside of Dallas. Anywhere and anything will suffice at this point. Can be reached via: PM, samtelliott@tx.rr.com
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MrBishop posted:Software dev job in Illinois... This position has been filled.
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Are any of these companies willing to sponsor Canadians, or are they exclusively hiring within the US at the moment?
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OP, the position that I posed has closed. Just wanted to be sure you knew so you could edit the list. Thanks!
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The Sweetling posted:Are any of these companies willing to sponsor Canadians, or are they exclusively hiring within the US at the moment? I don't know what the ratio is, but I got my current job (in California) via this thread and I'm a filthy Canadian. It's not that big of a deal so long as you qualify for TN Status. Doesn't hurt to apply. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about the TN Canada->US Process. Edit : They WILL make fun of your accent, FYI. Edit2 : Eh? Same Great Paste fucked around with this message at 16:35 on Oct 13, 2009 |
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http://bandwidth.com/about/join/careers.html What do you guys think of the "Technical Support Specialist" job?
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the posted:http://bandwidth.com/about/join/careers.html For a site called bandwidth.com, it's loading awful slow.
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Matlock posted:For a site called bandwidth.com, it's loading awful slow. That's because they don't have enough Technical Support Specialists.
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Who are we? Trion World Network Where are we? Austin, TX Job Title Ruby on Rails Developer Job Description Says HR: "The RoR Developer will build, test, de-bug, and troubleshoot Web applications for a wide range of projects on the Ruby on Rails platform. Will Relocate! Responsibilities * Design and implement RoR applications * Work with QA and Operations to test and publish those applications, including creating functional tests and documentation * Facilitate integration with other software systems * Use problem solving skills to find solutions and drive a project forward * Follow best practices for rails development * Assist with special projects as assigned * Other duties as assigned by supervisor Requirements * 2+ years of experience creating web applications * 1+ year experience with the Ruby language and the Rails framework; must have a mastery of the entire Ruby on Rails stack * Strong experience designing and optimizing databases * Must have excellent problem solving, time management, and detail oriented skills * Must be a self-starter and have the ability to work with normal levels of supervision * Solid written and oral communication skills * Must have a strong foundation in object oriented programming and practices * Bachelors in Computer Science or a related field, or equivalent experience Benefits competitive salary and a generous benefits that includes medical, dental, 401K, vision and all the soda you can drink. Why work for us? Casual work environment, and you'll be rubbing elbows with some of the best and brightest people in the gaming industry. Send your resume to me, brent@trionworld.com brent78 fucked around with this message at 16:56 on Oct 15, 2009 |
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brent78 posted:Who are we? Trion World Network Do you offer relocation assistance?
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draccio posted:Do you offer relocation assistance?
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Filled but I'm sure we will be hiring again this year.
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brent78 posted:Yes, we do. E-mail sent about two different positions posted on your site.
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Hey fellow goons My experience: 2 years working for Computer Science Department at my University, doing help desk, supporting Windows, Linux, Solaris, desktops and servers, also some basic Cisco networking stuff (changing the VLAN of a port) What I'm looking for:Really? Solaris or Linux junior sysadmin. In reality, I'll take any kind of Help Desk work, especially if it leads to something else. I don't know a lot about Windows admin stuff, but I learn quickly. What I'm NOT looking for: Dead end help desk job, dead end set up jobs, basically nothing dead end. Also NO PROGRAMMING. Where I live: Minneapolis, MN Where I'm looking: Twin Cities. If you're farther out we can talk When I can start: I graduate at the end of December, but I'm mostly available during business hours, so if you can work with me leaving a bit early a couple of days a week I can start right away. Requirements: Health insurance for sure. Can be reached via: bajurny@cs.umn.edu
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My experience: Summer internship for a Fortune 500 company doing web development. 1.5 years experience doing desktop support for my University. 1.5 years experience as a Technical Support rep for a large-ish ISP/VOIP provider. BS in Computer Science. What I'm looking for: Entry level programming or desktop support position. What I'm NOT looking for: Phone support. I've been doing it for a year and a half, I've had enough. Where I live: Oxford, CT Where I'm looking: North East US When I can start: immediately Requirements: Health insurance would be good, salary of ~$40k Can be reached via: PM, chris.mcenteer@gmail.com
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My experience: Operations management for an IP video surveillance company. Windows Server setup and QA, mild .NET, php, perl, java programming. Community management for a triple A developer (Splash Damage for Enemy Territory: Quake Wars) What I'm looking for: A job working with other IT professionals with potential for advancement What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk Where I live: Fort Worth, TX area Where I'm looking: Dallas, TX, Austin, TX, Anywhere in Texas really. (All of my stuff is in storage in Houston) When I can start: Tomorrow. Requirements: Health insurance is a must Can be reached via: PM, andrew.milam.campbell@gmail.com raej fucked around with this message at 03:30 on Oct 19, 2009 |
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My experience: Ten years of computer repair experience, six years of customer service experience. What I'm looking for: Computer technician/help desk Where I live: Topeka, KS Where I'm looking: Northeast Kansas and Kansas/Missouri border area When can I start: Immediately Can be reached via: Email at sparks21@cox.net
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Vlaphor posted:My experience: Ten years of computer repair experience, six years of customer service experience. Good luck man, I've been browsing TPK area for a year and haven't found crap. Check Stormont and St. Francis weekly, they don't post positions anywhere else but their website. You should be able to find something if you want to travel to Overland Park, but that's a drive...
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My experience: Ten years of network administration, system administration, SAN implementation, help desk, management, call center, and general IT craziness. I have an extensive history in database administration. I am perfectly comfortable hand holding users through everything and I actually like users. I also have excellent references from the University of Arkansas where I worked as a Systems Administrator. What I'm looking for: A paying job in IT. Where I live: Minneapolis, MN Where I'm looking: Minneapolis / St. Paul area When can I start: Immediately Can be reached via: Email at brockriley@gmail.com Honestly I would much rather work with/for you guys so any help would be appreciated.
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skipdogg posted:Good luck man, I've been browsing TPK area for a year and haven't found crap. Check Stormont and St. Francis weekly, they don't post positions anywhere else but their website. You should be able to find something if you want to travel to Overland Park, but that's a drive... I would be more than willing to drive to Overland Park (in fact, Overland Park is a pretty cool place), but only as long as the job paid enough to make the transit worthwhile, which I saw would be around $13 an hr. Know of anything?
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Currently unemployed. Just graduated from the University of WA with a degree in Psychology. I've been working as a lab intern/IT/tech guy on/off ever since I was a wee-teen, and am now looking to get my career going. My experience: Basic IT monkey. Mostly windows environment. Good with all the basic domain, networking, troubleshooting, exchange, web-servers, helpdesk stuff. Have enough programming experience to look at most code and understand it. Light experience with My/MS SQL. What I'm looking for: Jr. level sysadmin. I'm pretty solid in what I know, but not quite ready to be out on my own 100% yet. Interested in a position where I can use my skills to help the company, but also pick up the few I need. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk, phone support monkey Where I live: Seattle, WA Where I'm looking: Greater Seattle area. But willing to relocate for the right position/pay When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Health insurance, no less than $15/hr Can be reached via: email @ tindalljs@gmail.com, No PMs :< Resume: http://www.red-doom.com/ism/JerryTindall_Resume.pdf
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Lets try this out, I am giving my description of the job. Who are we? ICAP Where are we? Jersey City, NJ Job Title Desktop Support Job Description Support day to day activities of the trading floor. Trouble shooting desktop and back end blade systems for the brokers. Responsibilities *Support the trading Floor *Trouble Shooting issues Requirements *Some good PC Knowledge *Good Interpersonal Skills *Trouble Shooting abilities My Breakdown If you are good at trouble shooting desktop issues you can handle this job. If you have worked in an enterprise environment before with Exchange,Blackberries, and outlook and can handle all those desktop side problems then you should be good. Benefits competitive salary and a generous benefits that includes medical, dental, 401K, vision and all the soda you can drink. Send your resume to me, Vincent.Saporito AT us.icap.com
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My education experience: Graduating with a 4 year Computer Science degree in December. Minored in Information Design. I've worked on many personal programming projects and really enjoy working on code. What I'm looking for: A software engineering/development position. I'd like to work on something challenging that allows for some creative freedom, but I'm not terribly picky on the exact topic. What I'm not looking for: Something not code development related. Although I've been working help desk and IT jobs mostly, that's only because no one hires teenagers for coding positions. I've been working on software engineering in my free time and now that I've gotten a degree I want to start doing so professionally. Where I'm looking: I'm open to move anywhere that speaks English. When I can start: January 2010. Requirements: Competitive pay and benefits. Summit fucked around with this message at 02:51 on Nov 24, 2011 |
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Oct 23, 2009 00:04
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position filled
ElCondemn fucked around with this message at 21:08 on Mar 5, 2010 |
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portable s0n posted:Lets try this out, I am giving my description of the job. I'm also interested but I'm unsure if I have the desired qualifications. Well, I might as well have a try. We can discuss this over email. Email sent from gc53 (at) njit (dot) edu
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No one's interested in doing some PHP/Magento work? This guy is stressing me out!
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melee beats posted:No one's interested in doing some PHP/Magento work? This guy is stressing me out! Just sent you a PM.
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My experience I'm finishing up a MS in Computer Science and I plan to graduate in May 2010. I've done a summer internship and have worked my entire MS as a researcher doing work in Java on a large virtual world system. What I'm looking for An entry level developer position either focused on Java or C#. Possibly C++ as well. What I'm not looking for Helpdesk or anything more IT than coding. Where I live Muncie IN Where I'm looking I can relocate to just about anywhere. When I can start May 2010 Requirements Looking for starting between 50 and 55 Can be reached via E-mail (username @ gmail) or PMs
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My experience 4 years USN IT. 1 year NOC tech What I'm looking for Helpdesk/Desktop, Networking, Repair or anything IT related. Where I live Milwaukee WI Where I'm looking anywhere in the local area When I can start Nov 2009 Requirements full time, payrate is very negotable Can be reached via E-mail nwojczak@gmail.com Resume http://www.anthoulacreates.com/wojczak_resume-2.pdf
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Who we are: Palo Alto Software Where are we: Eugene, OR Title: Web Application Developer Description: quote:We are looking for an experienced web application developer that can nurture a project through the entire software development process while working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Position Requirements:
Experience with Java/J2EE and Tomcat Application Server and experience with RIA platforms (Adobe, AIR, MS Silverlight, Google Web Toolkit or popular JavaScript libraries) should be noted on your resume. This is a full-time position with excellent benefits. Compensation will be based on experience. To apply, send your resume to careers@paloalto.com. Feel free to PM me with questions or if you apply but you do need to email as well. anotherone fucked around with this message at 01:07 on Oct 24, 2009 |
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brent78 posted:Yes, we do. Did you receive my e-mail?
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Shavnir posted:
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Hawzy posted:heh. I had a roommate get 52 with just a BS, so I don't think he's being too unrealistic, especially since he'll relocate anywhere.
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Brightman posted:I had a roommate get 52 with just a BS, so I don't think he's being too unrealistic, especially since he'll relocate anywhere. I got 56 out of college with just an honors BS in a dirt cheap Cost-of-Living area with 2 years of internship experience, so I don't think 50-55 is really that crazy. Of course, having the MS might hurt more than help in this economy, but who knows.
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Tulenian posted:I got 56 out of college with just an honors BS in a dirt cheap Cost-of-Living area with 2 years of internship experience, so I don't think 50-55 is really that crazy. 55 sounds perfectly reasonable for a totally fresh-out-of-college developer/tester/support, much less one with good pre-professional and graduate work (even here in North Carolina)
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covener posted:55 sounds perfectly reasonable for a totally fresh-out-of-college developer/tester/support, much less one with good pre-professional and graduate work (even here in North Carolina) So I should move to NC? Because I'm not finding anything here.
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Brightman posted:So I should move to NC? Because I'm not finding anything here. Raleigh is a bit ahead of the unemployment curve, although NC on the whole is behind -- but I think hiring (and recruiting, fully funded co-op programs, etc) are few and far between. While it would make some sense, I haven't heard anything about the market rate for software people backsliding.
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