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My experience: 1 year as Network Administrator for health clinic (current position). 1 year sales/support computers and networks. 3 years of experience in Help Desk support, ranging from PC/Printer/small network issues, 700+ users. I am getting my Bachelors in Business: Info. Systems in November this year. Also, I have my A+, Net+, Sec+, and CCENT. I plan to complete my CCNA in the next few months and move onto working on the MCSE, even though it is discontinued.. the information is still very relevant. What I'm looking for: I am looking to get into Network Engineering. So, any position that will grant a gateway into this position would be preferable. Systems Analyst, Junior Network Engineer, or Network Administration. What I'm NOT looking for: Help Desk. What bothers me the most is positions called 'Network Technician' and all they become are positions with Netgear retail switches in a small office of 25 people. Where I live: San Antonio, TX Where I'm looking: San Antonio or Austin <-- I have noticed quite a few Austin jobs and I would be willing to relocate very quickly. When I can start: 2-3 weeks. I am the sole person responsible for the IT system here at my 100 user base clinic. It is pretty important I find a replacement, also I do not like to just leave places. Requirements: Benefits: health, vision, dental. I currently work and go to school so until this coming November, the place I work at is fine but if I was offered something today that would be a direct movement towards becoming a Network Engineer I would be very interested. Pay is not a concern if I can get experience being a Junior Network Engineer or Systems Analyst or working with a very large network as a Network Administrator. Can be reached via:jmannapp at gmail dot com Bardlebee fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Jun 22, 2010 |
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We are looking for an IT guy in Tallahassee. One of our two IT guys ran off to some job in Atlanta, and we need to fill the void. It's a nice small company of 30 some people, users aren't stupid, windows environment. Filled Golden Dragon fucked around with this message at 21:19 on Aug 11, 2010 |
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Walked posted:Okay; update: PM sent.
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Opening in San Francisco Role: Technical Support for a small Wi-Fi company Skills: Network troubleshooting, wi-fi, routing, html, linux, phone skills Responsibilities: Phone and E-mail tech support, some HTML editing for Wi-Fi portal pages, some testing and QA. This is a small company, so you will have a few different responsibilities, but phone support is the highest priority. You will be taking over my position, and I'm on the phone maybe about an hour a day. The rest of the time I'm doing e-mail support, reproducing bugs and repairing some RMA equipment. What's nice about this support position is you are usually dealing with network professionals, and not end users complaining that their laptops can't connect. Contact: johlstrom at gmail dot com
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My experience: Several college classes spanning VB programming, Linux/UNIX, foundations of information security, and a CCNA class. Several years of being "the computer guy" in my family, and to some friends. Did some volunteer "computer janiteering" in high school, cleaning other students' PCs of crap. I also like teaching people how to operate their computer safely. What I'm looking for: I'm looking to get into the IT field and out of the Food and Beverage Delivering industry. Entry level, of course, with part time hours to allow me to finish my degree and maybe a cert or 2. something like internal help-desk/support. What I'm NOT looking for: Customer-facing help-desk/support/call-room jockie. Where I live: Michigan, somewhere between Ann Arbor and Detroit Where I'm looking: I'd like to stay here to finish my degree, but can relocate if I can finish it elsewhere and the job is good. When I can start: However long it takes me to pack my crap. Requirements: Benefits: 15-20/Hour 20-30 hours/week, good learning environment where I can expand my skill set. Can drop the wage a bit if the job pay my way through school. Can be reached via: PM, Jason Cazier at Gmail, or my Google Voice: 734 985 zero one two two
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I recently updated my post, summarized below. NYC - Midtown East finance Web developer - C# and Perl Database developer - C#, Perl, SQL Server
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A (freelance-type) job opening A bit of background: I have worked on the business end of monetizing games and applications on the various social networks out there. Recently I have purchased a few applications that are on the MySpace platform and now I need someone that can help out with the technical side of things because, to be honest, I know absolutely nothing. Well, I know enough to know that I can't do anything without help. I am bootstrapping this with a few dollars I managed to save while I was working those 80 hour weeks, which is why I need to work on a per-job basis at the moment. What I am looking for: The apps are in PHP, MySQL, and Javascript, and are integrated into MySpace with OpenSocial. At this time I really need a freelancer type who knows a little about everything, as I will have to move everything to new servers asap as well as take care of a few simple CSS issues that have popped up. After we do that, I would like to add on to the admin section that is already set up and add some additional scripts and get some things set up that will integrate with the Myspace API. After that, there will be more to come as I will have a more concrete product roadmap ready to go. Apparently the Myspace side of things is easy enough, so previous experience with that is not necessary. I'm sure you can pick that up. Where: I'm located in Vancouver, but you can be anywhere. If you're interested or have questions, PM me, or email me at ultravitamins [at] gmail [dot] com
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guggs posted:Opening in San Francisco
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My experience: 5 Years doing infrastructure support, starting in helpdesk and currently working at Microsoft doing tier 2 infrastructure support. Resume available upon request. School background is in networking. What I'm looking for: Infrastructure support, but something senior or non-entry level. Willing to work nights/weekends. Currently working graves. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk Where I live: Seattle, WA Where I'm looking: Seattle, WA area When I can start: ASAP, given that we just found out that a new team got our contract and my team was given extremely short notice. Requirements: Competitive pay, benefits. Can be reached via: PM or falcon2001@gmail.com
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My experience: I'm a new grad with a BS in Information Systems Management from University of California, Santa Cruz. Coursework included some programming with C and Java, technical writing, databases, and network administration, plus business/systems analysis, project management, metrics, and all that. For on-the-job I've got general IT intern experience with laying cables, office and phone tech support, and some Linux administration, and web development with ColdFusion/SQL/Javascript/HTML. What I'm looking for: Just about anything. I'm more comfortable with technical work but I'm willing to make a go of anything someone thinks I'm qualified for. What I'm NOT looking for: Sales. I'm shy and terrible at selling things. Where I live: Chico, California Where I'm looking: Anywhere. I'm perfectly happy to relocate. When I can start: As soon as I can throw my stuff into a box. Can be reached via: marsdragon@gmail.com
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Small Business Server Support and day to day maintenance. Includes Active Directory, Group Policy, Scripting, DNS, DHCP, FTP, VMware and Exchange maintenance and configuration. Configuring 3rd party apps for interaction between server and customers. Quickbooks, Act, Microsoft CRM, etc MFP configuration and installation Small Network configuration and troubleshooting. Extensive Windows Desktop OS knowledge. Including 99% of the software created for it. Fluent in manual Windows registry configuration and scripting. More than capable in hardware triage and a bench work. Comfortable with Macs and Linux so long as I have a Google browser handy for advanced troubleshooting What I'm looking for: Really hoping for one of the Google Operations positions in CA or OR. Generally a Network / Server admin for a business located in CA or OR would be ideal. Looking to move closer to all the nerd action on the west coast. Capable in t2/t3 help-desk, management/training, or sales should the position be lucrative enough. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level hell desk Where I live: Tampa, FL Where I'm looking: Somewhere on the West coast and/or right here in Tampa. When I can start: Currently gainfully employed. Would need to give my notice. Est 2 weeks - 1 mo. Can be reached via: Swhitten6676@gmail.com Hired via this thread!! Awesome. Kaludan fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Nov 18, 2010 |
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My experience: Recent Grad: BS in Information Systems Management from University of California, Santa Cruz, 2 years as marketing and public relations for event organization group, Internship with Cisco Systems, Internship with small start up software company (Intelegenesis) What I'm looking for: Junior Product/Program/Project Management position, Network Administration, Event Organization What I'm NOT looking for: Part time, Entry level help desk, a job that doesn't involve interacting with other people Where I live: Santa Cruz, CA Where I'm looking: Bay Area in general When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Standard benefits, full time, livable salary (relative to Bay Area) Can be reached via: PM, tweeker at orcomconnect dot com TwEEkEr fucked around with this message at 03:25 on Jun 23, 2010 |
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My experience: Pretty much nothing; I've worked in a warehouse and behind a desk in a computer lab. I have vague experience coding in Java/VB. What I'm looking for: Anything full time What I'm NOT looking for: A few hours of work every once in a while Where I live: Grayslake, IL Where I'm looking: North suburbs of Chicago, even if it's an hour drive When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Standard benefits, full time, livable salary (relative to Bay Area) Can be reached via: PM, mcnallysm@gmail.com
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sonic bed head posted:I actually think that I fit the UI Developer description pretty spot on. If you're still around, can you tell me how working for the company is like? Can you give me the kind of culture? Is it extremely corporate or is it like facebook/google or somewhere in between? I'm not to worried about the prospects of newspapers, especially since I've been in startups for my whole career, but I am wondering if downsizing in the technology teams have happened recently. Sorry for the late reply, I was actually on the road a lot this month (two week honeymoon/roadtrip and then business travel). To answer your questions: 1) culture -- far more dynamic than you might guess for a company the size of the nyt operating group. of course a lot of your day to day depends on your team and direct manager; client tech (the front end people) seem to be on the ball generally but honestly I don't deal with them super-often. digital (the overall nytimes.com group) is like a company-within-a-company and feels a lot more like a tech company or startup than a "big company" 2) layoffs -- we did have some layoffs during the depths of the downturn but I think they were 90% in the business/journalism side of the house. The closest we came to tech layoffs were a few PMs and a couple of QA people, no developers have lost their jobs as far as I know.
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Around Boston, MA My employer, Meditech, is looking for many specialists and programmers to help support and build our medical information systems. A specialist is essentially the primary contact for training/setup/troubleshooting of the software and the programmers deliver code (proprietary), debug and assist in troubleshooting. Entry level positions only, with great benefits. Positions in Westwood, Canton, Norwood and Framingham. PM or email me at AETrahan |at| gmail for more information.
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Dragyn posted:Around Boston, MA Anyway, added to OP. Good luck!
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brc64 posted:Your employer is a thorn in my side! Stupid unstable VPN mumblemumble.. I feel your pain, there's nothing more fun than trying to troubleshoot complex issues over the phone with an operator on the other end with no clue what you are talking about, all because the loving connectivity went down again! I'm guessing you're working at a site? I think I saw you mention HL7 a few times in another thread, drop me a PM, I'd be interested to hear where you're calling from, maybe one of my sites. 
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brc64, can you remove my post about the job from the University of Indianapolis here? We filled it with a non-goon. Thanks!
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Dragyn posted:Around Boston, MA Email sent.
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Hiring In: Brooklyn (DUMBO/Brooklyn Heights Area) NYC Who we are: Freeverse INC, now a part of ngmoco:) What we do: We make iPhone games. Freeverse, developers and publishers of awesome titles such as Skee-Ball, Flick Fishing & Top Gun for iPhone & iPad, Marathon: Durandal for Xbox Live Arcade and Wingnuts 2 & Burning Monkey Solitaire for Mac, and winners of multiple Apple Design Awards, are looking for a certain someone to fill a unique position. Looking For: a 70/30 Game Tester and IT. It is primarily a Game Testing position. The majority of the time it will be 70/30 - but depending on what's happening on a given day, this can swing to 30/70, 80/10, 100/0, 0/100, etc. The position will kick off on a 2-month contract, and for the right candidate it will become a full-time position. You, the applicant, should be: - Able to communicate well, both written and in-person. - Able to commit to a Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm schedule, with occasional late days when needed. - Able to handle a bit of grueling repetition. Game Testing duties and requisites include: - Testing games, of course! You'll be helping test out a slew of new mobile games - seeing where things go out of sync, making sure rules and order-of-operations are adhered to, looking for graphic glitches, etc. - Writing brief reports on bugs that you encounter. - You should be able to accurately describe a bug, either technically or in plain English. That is, you should have spotted at least three or four bugs in retail games you've purchased, and can complain about them in enough detail for someone else to understand. Where it gets interesting is the IT side. Ready? Requisites include, but are in no way limited to, the following: - You have experience with OS X Server, and the major services included. - You have experience with SVN. - You've managed a small business network, including routing, switching, WAN troubleshooting, LAN troubleshooting, printers, firewalls, etc. - You know your way drat well around Mac OS X, Windows Vista and 7. You can also get a good bit done using command line interfaces, especially under OS X. - You know how to setup, search and change a MySQL database either via command line or GUI tools. - You know the difference between a "MAC" and a "Mac". - You know the difference between "dig" and "Digg". Still with me? OK! - You know what IMAP, Apache, CalDAV, FTP, SSL, SSH, XML and VPN are, and can explain each, ideally with an example or two from your personal or professional experiences. - You know the difference between CAT-5 and CAT-6 Ethernet cable. In fact, maybe you've rolled your own cable. - You're not afraid of getting underneath desks to run power, network and other cables. - You can troubleshoot a Mac. Deeply. You should know what "Repair Permissions" does and does not do, what "GUID Partition Table" means, what a plist is, how to chmod, etc. - Manuals? You don't need no stinkin' manuals. But you read them anyway. - You can follow direction to the letter. - You're graceful under pressure. - You're not afraid to ask for help. Something to note before applying, to save you some time: I have an itchy Delete key finger, so your materials (intro letter, résumé, whatever) *should represent your ability to handle the IT side.* I'm not looking for professional experience at a Fortune 500 company with a giant Cisco network - at the same time, being able to hook your Xbox 360 to your router doesn't impress. You don't have to know how to code. Experience with Tomcat or .NET is irrelevant. What I'm getting at is, amount of professional experience is negligible - you should know if you can handle the above. If you can't, this isn't right for you. If you're up for it though, drop me a line: newjob@freeverse.com. -------------------------------------------------------------- Benefits: (if you are hired on full time) • It's a game company. So no shoes or pants required. No horrible IT policies. • 401K • Health & Dental (We just changed over, not sure about Optical) • Commuter Stuff (Comes out before taxes, but you pay for your metro card) • Flexible work environment. What this means is, as your boss, I can approve vacation time/whatever as you need it. Technically on paper we have an allotment of days, but the real mantra is "get your poo poo done, and you can take the time you need" • Office Pinball, Videogames & cat and dog. • Unhealthy and Healthy drink and snack options stocked every week. • Some other stuff about purchasing company hardware and what not. Also, what's the pay? I actually don't know. But it will be competitive for both the industry and living and working in NYC (which can be a bitch). Our address for those wanting to google map the area: 45 Main Street STE 506 Brooklyn, NY 11201 We are very close to the F, A/C and 2/3 trains. For what it's worth, I live in Jersey City and it takes me maybe 20 mins to get to work. Ok I (Hippieman) didn't write any of that above. Don't yell at me. This is an ideal job for an entry level just out of college person. THe idea is if we get the right person they will move out of the QA stuff and into IT/Operations. If we get the wrong person, they might become a QA person. If you apply, drop me an email bruce@freeverse.com so I can make sure it won't get nuked without getting in the pile. (I'm not doing the hiring on this letting someone else handle that). hippieman fucked around with this message at 20:18 on Jan 18, 2011 |
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No one else can read that post. It is an illusion. It doesn't exist. (Resume sent!)
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Rastor posted:I sent you an email.
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My experience: Ten years of enterprise IT doing Windows server stuff, the last four focused on VMware / VI3 / vSphere. Proposed, designed, and deployed a 650 VM VI3/vSphere environment spanning six domestic and three international sites. Want to do that sort of thing for a wider-range of firms. Have VCP4, working on the VCAPs. What I'm looking for: A Pre- or post-sales gig focusing on virtualization. Server consolidation, VDI, Private Cloud, all that fun stuff. What I'm NOT looking for: Operations / Institutional IT Where I live: Chicago, IL Where I'm looking: Chicago, IL. Willing to travel excessively or telecommute, but need to be based in Chicago. When I can start: Two weeks after an offer letter is signed. Requirements: Negotiable Can be reached via: Here or PM
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What the hell, I'll give this a try. My experience: Professional 6 years in a student job at SDSU, rising in the ranks from a lowly student tech to a junior systems administrator/software developer/tech support supervisor (jack of all trades sort of position). OS X Server administration (Open Directory, web services, firewall configuration, user management), PHP/mySQL web development (including a custom built calendar/scheduling/payroll webapp), NSIS installer creation, and virtualization (VMWare & Parallels). Have a BS in Information Systems and am currently getting an MBA with a concentration in Information Systems. Personal ~13 years of personal experience doing a wide range of computery things, including Windows troubleshooting, setup, and configuration (everything from Windows 98 to Server 2008 R2), learning Linux (installing Gentoo from stock and doing a myriad of different things), setting up home networks (with custom built Linux-based routing computers doing QoS and what not), and Hyper-V virtualization. Currently working on learning AD and Exchange in my free time. I'm a really fast learner when it comes to technology. What I'm looking for: Something in systems administration, including junior positions with good possibilities for advancement. Also willing to do web development, but I'm not as good of a programmer as I am an admin. What I'm NOT looking for: More very low-level tech support work (unless it pays well). Where I live: San Diego, CA Where I'm looking: San Diego, CA When I can start: Sometime after August 20th (I finish my MBA then). Requirements: Full time, decent enough pay to cover $750/month rent and paying off my student loans, and preferably advancement opportunities and/or learning opportunities. Can be reached via: This thread, PM, or email: bd at omghax dot biz.
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Sent an email the the Google master as well.
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Hiring in: Austin, TX Who we are: Video game developer & publisher. http://www.trionworlds.com/ Looking For Linux nerd: SENIOR LINUX ENGINEER Trion Worlds is searching for an exceptional Senior Linux Systems Engineer to help manage the infrastructure for our corporate and game environments. The Senior Linux Systems Engineer is responsible for defining and establishing system-administration functions for server infrastructure, including Linux, deployment automation, high availability, and disaster recovery. Ideal candidates will have strong technical, communication, and organizational skills, and will be able to learn and adapt quickly in a fast-paced environment. RESPONSIBILITIES - Support Linux servers in the corporate and datacenter environments - Support multiple groups by designing, deploying, and managing a distributed, fault-tolerant infrastructure - Install and configure new software and hardware as required - Write and manage technical documentation, policies, and procedures - Provide input and participate in strategic planning sessions - Conduct disaster-recovery and business-continuity planning - Help define and establish common and advanced system-administration functions - Develop project plans related to capacity management, disaster recovery and user management - Provide after hours and on-call support - Complete work requests received through the help-desk ticketing system REQUIREMENTS - Experience with Redhat Enterprise based Linux Distributions - Strong understanding of Kerberos, LDAP, DNS, Apache, RPM / YUM - Familiarity with Storage Area Networks, iSCSI protocol and multipath in Linux - Familiarity with GSLB and SLB concepts - Solid understanding of complex IP networks - Strong interpersonal skills, including written and verbal communication, time management, project management, and conflict resolution - Proficiency in presentation of technical and business subjects to technical and non-technical audiences - Strong problem solving skills: innovation, collaboration, analysis, inductive reasoning - Strong work ethic, attention to detail, and drive to be successful; ability to work independently with minimal supervision or assistance - Experience with VMware Infrastructure, 10 GbE, HP Proliant Blades and Windows server a plus - 5+ years real-world experience implementing and managing enterprise technology projects ideally in a 24/7 environment - BA/BS in any area of sciences or engineering Benefits: We're a video game company, do I really need to say more? Opening Date: Send your resume to careers@trionworlds.com
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My experience: Eight years in the IT software industry, mainly as a QA engineer. I also have two years of freelance PHP development experience, though my primary goal is to stay on the QA side. My primary focus has been automated testing and test documentation, though I have experience with virtually every aspect of the software QA process. I'm currently managing a small team of testers at a startup development company. I'm ISTQB certified and am intimately familiar with the HP/Mercury test suites (Quality Center/TestDirector and QuickTest Professional), as well as industry standards and best practices for QA methodology and project lifecycles. What I'm looking for: A lead or management role with a QA department. I would prefer to keep closely involved with the technical side of things. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry-level testing positions. I've been doing this for a long time and have led successful projects from the QA side, so I'm quite comfortable with the responsibility of leading a team. I'm also not looking for a middle-management position where I'd be completely isolated from the actual testing process; I have a passion for technology and never want to lose the opportunity to "get my hands dirty". Where I live: Birmingham, AL Where I'm looking: Alabama, especially Birmingham or Huntsville. I'd be willing to consider relocation throughout the southeast for the right company. When can I start: I'd need a few weeks' notice for local jobs, slightly longer if it's out-of-state. Requirements: Full-time, permanent. A fair salary, decent benefits, and a good team to work with. Can be reached via: PM's here are ideal. I can give you further contact information via PM if necessary.
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My experience: 4 years as a software developer in C++ and core Java with some occasional shell scripting. Significant experience with storage systems and protocols. I also have a MS in Computer Science. What I'm looking for: A software development position where solving interesting problems is central to the position. I would prefer to work on a backend systems level/core product rather than something user-facing. What I'm NOT looking for: Junior level development work or any kind of sysadmin/helpdesk. Also not interested in making generic CRUD webapps. Where I live: Northwest Indiana Where I'm looking: Chicago, IL When can I start: Just need to be able to give notice to my current employer, so about 3 weeks after a signed offer letter is in hand. Requirements: Beat my current salary and provide a decent health plan. A 401k with matching would be swell too. Can be reached via: I would prefer PM on this forum if at all possible, or use the "click to e-mail" function in my profile. I can provide further details from there.
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Might as well throw my hat in the ring. My experience: 4 years of helpdesk work, 3 years working with Windows 2003 servers, 1 year supporting Windows 2000/2003/2008 servers in a web development company that designs and hosts websites. I currently am first response for any server/website problems that come up. We currently have over 600 servers so I keep busy. If a site or server is down, I diagnose why it is down and what needs to be done to get it up, and then fix it. If I can't fix it, I call someone who can assist. I am also responsible for supporting over 200 workstations in an office environment in a help desk role, and responsible for supporting the 8 network printers we have. I am also familiar with VMWare. I also have a BS in Computer Information Systems. What I'm looking for: A junior network administrator or junior server administrator. I don't feel comfortable managing an entire network of servers, workstations, and printers, but that's the path I want to take going forward. I just need to get some more experience. I would look at help desk, as long as it's not Level 1. What I'm NOT looking for: I don't want to deal with clients outside the company. I know how to program and can troubleshoot/debug some basic programs, but programming is not one of my strengths. I don't want to do Level 1 Help Desk support. Where I live: Chicago, IL Where I'm looking: Chicago area or Central IL (Champaign/Urbana, Springfield, Peoria)preferred, but I would move to Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, or Missouri. When can I start: My lease is up in my apartment in October, but I can start any time after I have a signed offer letter in hand and I have given my employer enough notice. I would say 3 weeks after getting the letter, possibly 4 if I have to move. Requirements: Beat my current salary and provide decent insurance. 401k is a HUGE plus. Can be reached via: You can PM me on the forum, or I can be reached by email at prkirwan AT gmail DOT com I tried to be as clear as possible, but if anyone reading this has any questions or wants me to go into detail further, just let me know.
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americanzero4128 posted:Might as well throw my hat in the ring. Sent you a PM, we have a jr. systems engineer position open in Chicago EDIT: If anyone else is interested, feel free to PM me, I'd post the job spec, but what ended up on the web is so wildly unrealistic as to be worthless.
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My experience: Just graduated with my diploma in Computer Systems Technology from BCIT. I did a co-op term working in a small development shop, primarily using C#. I also worked the last couple of semesters, and the summer before that, as a lab proctor for the IT department, imaging labs and doing minor troubleshooting. Most of the coursework we did over the last couple of semesters was in C or C++. What I'm looking for: Entry level software development. What I'm NOT looking for: Help desk, data entry, design heavy web stuff. Where I live: Vancouver, BC Where I'm looking: Greater Vancouver When can I start: Immediately. Requirements: Full time with decent pay. Can be reached via: Preferably PM, I can give you more information then.
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My experience: Home user support for years. Troubleshooted tons of machines, all mostly standard issues, etc. Nothing formal, other than an A+ cert, but I'm a quick learner and while I try to avoid making mistakes, I never make the same mistake twice. Have some experience in an office environment as well as experience working on film sets, as that sometimes helps around here. What I'm looking for: Help desk, entry level, etc. What I'm NOT looking for: Nothing, I'll do just about any job I'm qualified or overqualified for. If you need a janitor, sure, just teach me about Citrix or Cisco firewalls or something. Where I live: Los Angeles, CA Where I'm looking: Los Angeles, CA When I can start: Today. Requirements: Paid + FT. Pretty lofty, huh? Can be reached via: Here, PM, or c.huson@gmail.com Basically, if you need a guy who will work his rear end off, is competent, and can follow directions easily, I'm your man. I'm getting Network+ certified hopefully before August, but depending on how the studying goes it may not be until early August.
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Filled! Too bad no goons applied  I did ask a guy if he had stairs in his house though; always wanted to do that. Unixmonkey fucked around with this message at 03:34 on Oct 1, 2010 |
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My experience: Extensive home user support and currently over 4 years at a large-scale electronic and direct-mail company. I've run CAT5, made cables, configured machines, Ghosted machines, troubleshooted hardware/software/network issues, and just plain made things work even when the machine in question wanted desperately for me to let it go. I'm the guy who gets annoyed at repetitive work and finds a way to make it faster and easier while improving the quality of the work itself. I like to think of myself as the grease that keeps my company running smoothly through tough spots, and my performance evaluations reflect this. I'm efficient and accurate in my communication and my actions, and I pick up new skills fast. What I'm looking for: Entry level network ops, college help desk/net ops. I don't mind getting messy (actually kind of like it) to run cabling or install jacks. I've got a little experience in electrical wiring and installing receptacles as well. What I'm NOT looking for: Help Desk or Phone Support (unless you're a university) Where I live: Philadelphia Suburbs Where I'm looking: Philadelphia area unless you want me to telecommute When I can start: 2 weeks Requirements: negotiable, but health benefits please Can be reached via: Here, PM, or jared.welch@gmail.com
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Hiring In: Salt Lake City, UT Who we are: Hosted ACD / SaaS Call Center Solution. Overall the company is pretty solid. We're growing fairly rapidly and have been stable for years. The atmosphere is pretty laid back for anyone not in management. What we need: While the company has a pretty big R&D presence, I only know we work with C#/.Net stuff in that regard. I work in our NOC and we currently need some people with Telecom/VoIP experience or a strong data network background open to learning Telecom. We also have open positions for supporting our applications as well as programming. The specific list changes regularly, but you can check here for a current list. Updates: We have been given additional openings in our Network Operations Center and have a couple openings in our Software Support Team. If you know how to troubleshoot software or have any kind of telephony background, there are currently positions open. Day to day tasks are generally troubleshooting issues with our platform and network and for the NOC would also involve maintaining the platform/network as well as responding to things that come up. If you have experience with supporting/maintaining VoIP, that's a definite need right now. Also, having call center experience is huge as that's the industry which makes up our customer base, but it's not a call center job. (We talk to customers, but it's not a call center experience here.) In addition, if you can troubleshoot and know data networking at a decent level (CCNA would be great but not required) and can troubleshoot, then you're probably a good candidate. The hiring process looks a lot into VoIP/SIP knowledge and TDM, but if you hit the baseline you're of interest. My department needs people! Description here. Salary: The range is pretty wide depending on position, but it's pretty good. Technical positions seem to start at 35-40K or above depending on the specific position, but that's the lower end for tech support, our NOC generally starts much higher but I don't know the specific salary range. If you have specific questions, PM me or e-mail me via gmail (gozoku). Edit: Updated with current openings as of 9/21/12. Mulloy fucked around with this message at 15:19 on Sep 21, 2012 |
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Jul 7, 2010 05:19
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Hiring in: Austin, TX Who we are: Video game developer & publisher. http://www.trionworlds.com/ We have a whole lot of jobs open right now, many of these are in my department. Ruby On Rails Software Developer Senior Systems Engineer NOC Manager Senior Linux Systems Engineer Systems Administrator SQL Server Database Administrator Senior Network Engineer
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brent78 posted:Hiring in: Austin, TX Any idea if it's worth applying from out of town. I'm just north of Dallas, but I'd be willing to consider relocating for the right job (and I've heard Austin is pretty awesome).
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