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CaladSigilon posted:Bump for a bunch of jobs in Westborough, MA (45min outside Boston). Man, I live near there and it looks like a cool place... please let me know if you need a Security Engineer/CISSP type anytime soon.
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Mighty_Ferguson posted:Man, I live near there and it looks like a cool place... please let me know if you need a Security Engineer/CISSP type anytime soon. You should hit me up on AIM.
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Repost from the other job thread in BFC Seeking Internship/Co-op: Education: Bachelors of Science in Computer Engineering, Math Minor, Expected 2012 Bachelors of Science in Sociology, 2010 Experience: Various academic projects with teams. I was also a manager of the University's Climbing Gym for three years. While there I single-handedly created a dynamic customer database that helped employees manage user liability documents. Skills: Languages: VHDL/Verilog HDL, C/C++, Java, x86 Assembly, mSL Software: MATLAB, PSpice/Multisim, Quartus II, Xilinx ISE Mathematics: Vector Calculus, Differential Equations, Statistics, Probability Hoping for: Junior level summer Internship/Coop in Colorado with possible relocation assistance (I'm in NE). I plan to move to Colorado post graduation so it would be great if I could build a relationship within a company before moving there. I seem to excel at the programming courses and I love HDL design. Testing, simulating, and analyzing isn't bad. I have also done finance, budgets, scheduling, and other managerial type tasks. Where I live: Omaha, NE Where I'm looking: Hoping for summer relocation to Colorado When I can start: May 2011 Requirements: Something computer engineering related. I went to a job fair recently and 2/3rds of the companies wanted me to become an insurance salesman. Reach me via this thread, PM me, or at j.derrick.86 at gmail.com
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My experience: 5 years network engineering, military and enterprise networks, encrypted wireless deployments, fiber installs, tandberg, t3 nocs, ccnp, net+, sec+ What I'm looking for: Part-time/temp work in the Socal area, or in the case of temp work mostly weekend time as I have a 9-5 with USMC. What I'm NOT looking for: A full time job Where I live: San Diego, CA Where I'm looking: So Cal or anywhere I can fly to over the weekends When I can start: ASAP Can be reached via: email: thegatesoftroy@gmail.com NOT LOOKING FOR ANYTHING FULL TIME
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My company is hiring a software tester with development skills. The work would be automating a number of test procedures, so at least it is a little bit Here's the posting, and what's required: Required Skills: * Networking and Internet technologies * Knowledge of satellite communications and network management * Familiarity with Windows and Linux * Experience with formal testing methodologies * Automated test system development * C++ * Labview. * Scripting Language Programming (Perl, bash etc.) * Excellent oral and written communications skills We make satellite communications equipment, and we're located in Kanata/Ottawa, Ontario. The testing is mostly linux based firmware, but there is some hardware and some windows software as well. Email me at josh(dot)tavares(at)gmail(dot)com if you want more information. The hiring manager used to be my boss and is a good friend so I could probably hook someone up quite easily if they have the right skillset.
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Cyber Security related job! I work for a company that does risk analysis work for the government. We are looking for technical people with cyber security backgrounds to work on a government contract about chemical security. Job requirements:
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Contact: job@frostedbutts.com with resume.
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foghorn posted:Cyber Security related job! quote:Contact: job@frostedbutts.com with resume.
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Updated post: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3075135&pagenumber=40#post395010297
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Reposting, we're still looking! Who we are: Influxis Where we are: Valencia, CA, about 30 minutes North of Los Angeles. Title: Junior Technical Sales Engineer Short Description: We're looking to fill an entry level Sales Engineer type position involving technical sales and software development. This is a position with a wide scope and a ton of room for learning and advancement. We're a small-ish company (25+ employees) and you'll get an opportunity to come in on the ground floor and interact directly with senior management as your grow with us. We want someone who can work with clients and provide ongoing support and development for their custom projects. Most of the sales and brown-nosing is handled by our sales and biz dev team, so you don't have to worry about sounding like a used car salesman on the phone. Your role will be mostly a programmer with some customer interaction and a bit of development support thrown in, thus, Sales Engineer. We focus on C#/ASP.NET, Flex/Flash/AS3, Java, and PHP. Mobile development for tablets, phones, TVs, etc. is our next big thing. It's a really fun, interesting job, we work on a lot of interesting projects for ad agencies and major corporations. We've done some cool work for Seth McFarlane, Nivea, Gucci, Etsy, Yamaha, Honda, Ogilvy, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, AKQA, London School of Economics, the Atlanta Falcons etc. You'll start out working with me. This is an entry-level position, and we are generous with pay increases and benefits for those who are outstanding. You can send me your resume and cover letter directly at robert@influxis.com (mention SA in the subject if you want). Silvah fucked around with this message at 20:57 on Nov 2, 2010 |
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brc64 posted:Added to the OP, but... For serious, dude. I still to this day cannot believe no one bought that domain name. Don't want the boss to know I'm recruiting goons.
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Silvah posted:Reposting, we're still looking! If you ever need a system administrator / technician please let me know at angrytaxman [at] gmail.com. It's always nice to know someone at tech companies here in Valencia.
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[Posting this on behalf of another person at my office this time. Same company as an earlier posting I made for an operations position that we eventually filled with a goon.] Job Title: PHP Developer Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (must work in-office) Company: We're the ones behind the contest that hosted Hockey Scores (CBC Hockey Anthem Challenge) What we want: Someone to do back end development involving Web Services, database performance and stability, add features, and improve integration between our systems and our clients. Along with having an closet in 151, we host a growing part of our infrastructure on S3 and EC2. You'll be part of a team of front end and back developers, and be expected to meet some tight deadlines. Being able to multitask and handle multiple projects at the same time is a must. Requirements
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All right, so my old job has been posted. This is a great role for someone who's done helpdesk or basic IT work for 3 years and wants to do a little more. Advancement - not sure how much is going to lead to other positions, as they only have one network/systems admin and the company is not necessarily the highest tech. However, it's an amazing work environment with really nice users and a great place to study up on the basics. Here's the details from the posting, feel free to PM me with links to your resume in Word .doc format or email them to me directly at mjpbyron at gmail dot com. The BS in comp sci is definitely not a requirement as mine was in political science. Shifts are 8-5 but they might start rotating 7-4, 8-5, 9-6. On-call is once every 8-9 weeks or so. Big plusses are experience with Macs, Office 2007, some basic Server 2k3 admin work, etc. It's in Iselin, NJ. I am definitely happy to answer questions, of course. Don't hesitate to PM or email. Reporting to the Helpdesk Manager, the Desktop Support Specialist is responsible for problem recognition, research, isolation, resolution and follow-up for helpdesk user problems. Also, this individual supports hardware inventory control plus software and hardware upgrades. Primary responsibilities include: Assist end users with technical support. (onsite or remote via phone) Respond to requirements/helpdesk tickets in a timely manner. On call 24 x 7 for emergencies and outages. Participate in after hours support and support rotations. Desktop\laptop hardware and software installations, reconfigurations. Knowledgeable with file backups/restores procedures. Maintain functional skills in MAC (move/add/change) for company desktops and networks. Contact software and hardware vendors to request service regarding defective products, parts. Communicate problem resolution progress and status to appropriate parties. Analyze/evaluate incident reports and make recommendations to reduce incident rate. Research work order trends to recommend training and reduce call volume. Identify and isolate potential software and hardware issues quickly in order to prevent end user outages. Assist with network and hardware upgrades as well as assist in evaluating new & emerging technologies. Meet customer and user expectations (responsiveness, follow-up, courtesy, professionalism). Develop and document problem resolution process. Perform other duties as assigned and as relevant to the position. Eligibility requirements: BS in Computer science or related discipline. 3+ years work experience (or equivalent work/training equivalent). Must be experienced in the following: computer support, helpdesk environments, call tracking software, advanced desktop and laptop troubleshooting, 2nd and 3rd level end user support, Ms-office 2003/2007 Suites, Symantec Virus protection, Windows XP and Windows 7. Proficient in Networking, TCP/IP, Cisco Voip, VPNs and wireless. Expert with Ghost, SMS and cloning techniques, as well as troubleshooting remote users problems. Knowledgeable with routers, switches and cabling. Good verbal and customer relationship skills.
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I hate to be annoying, but we still have not filled this! Please note: If you have a CCNA and experience with Cisco routing and switching, please apply. If you have Call Manager/Unity experience you need to apply RIGHT NOW PM/IM me with any questions Even if you don't think you fit the description, apply anyway, it doesn't have to be senior level. JUST HAVE A CCNA AND EXPERIENCE!! Who we are: A large nationwide Oncology company Where we are: HQ is in FT Myers, FL Job Title: Senior Network Admin Description: PURPOSE: The Senior Network Administrator will have overall responsibility for maintaining network systems and services including routers, switches, firewall, VPN, CoS/QoS, VoIP, and other IP devices. The Senior Network Administrator is responsible for maintaining service levels for all critical applications by installing, upgrading, configuring and troubleshooting as required. The Senior Network Administrator will assist and/or lead the development and/or enhancement of procedures and/or methodologies to achieve optimum performance, security, delivery, and continuity of network services. The Senior Network Administrator will install and maintain LAN, WAN, and telecommunication equipment and recommend the purchase of hardware, software and telecommunication equipment as necessary. The Senior Network Administrator will train users on LAN operations as necessary. Must be able to travel domestically. This position currently reports to the Director of IT Operations. RESPONSIBILITIES: * Maintain a large nationwide LAN/WAN environment * Perform network performance monitoring and tuning * Recommend, perform, and coordinate upgrades to network software and hardware which may require after hours and weekend work. * Manage all networking projects including voice/data circuit installation and operation, CoS/QoS initiatives, monitoring and timely problem resolution * Maintain telephone systems (PBX) in cooperation with outside vendors * Implement appropriate levels of network security * Assist with development and maintenance of IT Disaster Recovery plans, security policies, etc. * Document network configuration REQUIREMENTS: * 3+ years of hands-on experience supporting a large nationwide Cisco LAN/WAN environment is required * Experience with Cisco Call Manager configuration and support preferred * Experience with non-Cisco telephone systems/ PBX * Experience with managing telecom service providers * Excellent analytical, troubleshooting, problems solving skills required * Strong understanding of Windows networking in an enterprise environment * Excellent interpersonal, written, verbal presentation and time management skills * Must work well in a team environment EDUCATION: * Bachelor's Degree in IT or related field, or equivalent experience * A minimum of CCNA certification is required APPLY RIGHT HERE NOW: http://www.21stcenturyoncology.com/careers/Non-Physician-Job-Opportunities.aspx If you apply, please im/pm me right away!! EDIT: fixed broken link BoNNo530 fucked around with this message at 16:47 on Nov 8, 2010 |
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foghorn posted:For serious, dude. I'm an '09 IST/SRA grad, we know a lot of the same people (I know who you are!  ) and I'd love this job, but can't move to VA. Sigh. I'll pass it on to a few friends, though.
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This is an absolute long shot, since about 99% of this is US based, but lets see how it goes. My experience: Linux / Solaris / OS X server admin. SAN admin, midrange storage mostly (Clariion CX4, AMS2x00, STK6140). VMware vSphere admin. SAM-QFS admin (if you need one of those, you need help...) What I'm looking for: Something with those skills. Or another challenge, I guess. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk Where I live: Brisbane, AU Where I'm looking: Brisbane, surrounding areas When I can start: Pretty much as soon as possible, given appropriate notice for my current employer Requirements: Can be reached via: PM
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Well, just had the temporary position that I was in that had a "great chance" of going permanent end on me, so I might as well give this a shot, yeah? My experience: 2 years providing tier 1 and 6 months providing tier 2 customer support at a large internet data center, including OS-, hardware-, and network-level outages (familiar with Win Server 2000/2003/2008, CentOS/RHEL, and mildly familiar with FreeBSD/Debian); 8 months temporary position as a university departmental technical support agent, doing in-person tech support (general CJ work, plus a mild bit of Outlook/Exchange administration and a small bit of domain administration until the university locked down AD rights). Previously held a CCNA certification but it has since lapsed (no money to renew it). What I'm looking for: Honestly? Something to pay the bills. Anything that can put my knowledge to work and make me feel appreciated is a bonus. What I'm NOT looking for: Something requiring field work/travel. I don't own a vehicle, and use public transit/my bicycle to get to work, so any job that has a problem with this is right out. Where I live: Dallas, TX Where I'm looking: Anywhere that is feasible to reach on the DART network When I can start: Immediately. Requirements: Proximity to a DART train station or bus stop. Can be reached via: This thread or PMs.
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Kyrosiris posted:Where I live: Dallas, TX   Good luck in your search! I know I haven't gotten very far, but then I haven't looked recently...
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brc64 posted:Hey fellow Dallas goon! Yeah, my search started Monday, so... Figured this thread was an outside shot at best, but no sense in not, right?
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This is one hell of a long shot, since my main experience comes only with the home and friends/family (and I only have an A+, studying Net+ right now), but does anyone need an intern? I wouldn't mind doing helpdesk/cable running/basic stuff you can pass off to a newbie, and I'd be fine with doing it for low-pay/free if need be. I learn fast and I get along with everyone just fine. vvv  San Jose.
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Casull posted:This is one hell of a long shot, since my main experience comes only with the home and friends/family (and I only have an A+, studying Net+ right now), but does anyone need an intern? I wouldn't mind doing helpdesk/cable running/basic stuff you can pass off to a newbie, and I'd be fine with doing it for low-pay/free if need be. I learn fast and I get along with everyone just fine. It would probably be helpful if you told people where you are.
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Casull posted:This is one hell of a long shot, since my main experience comes only with the home and friends/family (and I only have an A+, studying Net+ right now), but does anyone need an intern? I wouldn't mind doing helpdesk/cable running/basic stuff you can pass off to a newbie, and I'd be fine with doing it for low-pay/free if need be. I learn fast and I get along with everyone just fine. Check with your local hospitals. Those guys will take any free help and you will learn a ton but at the same time you will also learn the hell that is Healthcare IT.
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Position filled!
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You forgot to add the UGA hotties as a bonus.
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Looking for reasonably experienced front end web developers in London, England. Who am I? I work for lovefilm.com Required skills? excellent css, intermediate javascript (we use jquery mainly), some PERL helpful, if you also know some mason then congratulations, you pretty much have a job. We always have a problem finding decent front end developers so I decided I'd see if a post here can generate any interest from suitable candidates. We get applicants all the time but sadly most are of a very low standard. If you have the skills and the experience, please send your cv and online portfolio to bravejadegoody@googlemail.com
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Hello, SH/SC Job Fair! I am currently a security systems support/instation technician in southern California, and I am fervently searching for an IT position in the pacific northwest. I'm open to any position that I would be qualified for, as long as it would allow me to move my family to the northwest. I'm not looking to have anyone pay my relocation expenses, although if offered it would be a nice perk. I am avaliable for interview via phone, video, or if it's a serious enough offer, I would be more than happy to fly up for a face to face interview. My experience: 6 years experience as senior support technician, systems administration, cabling and installation, security systems My Certifications: A+ Depot Technician, MCP, MCDST, can have MCSE, N+, and CCNA by end of year if required. What I'm looking for: Systems administration, Jr network administrator, Help desk supervisor, any other position I am qualified for. Where I live: Southern California Where I'm looking: Oregon or Washington, West of the Cascades. When I can start: relatively quickly after giving proper notice to current employer Can be reached via: michael (dot) r (dot) board (at) gmail (dot) com
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Hey all. Reposting my information as I'm in a spot in life where I can move. Pretty much anywhere. Hooray. I'm open to almost (almost!) anywhere in the US. My experience: Aprrox 7 years of Systems Administration. ~3.5 years mid-senior level, a bit under a year in management. I'm well experienced with project management, security (hooray DoD), Powershell (but suck with VBscript), etc. My Certifications: DoD 8570 style: MCP, MCDST, Security+, and an active DoD Secret What I'm looking for: Something interesting. Expand my horizons. I'm a in a 6000 user Server 2008 shop. I love .NET and Powershell. Hard to say salary due to cost of living of where you are. Benefits are a must. Where I live: Virginia, but this is flexible! Where I'm looking: You tell me. When I can start: Two weeks; possible additional lag time for relocation Can be reached via: PM here, or setash at geemail dot commm
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I just snagged an interview tomorrow at Convergys doing helpdesk support for NetApp. Some keywords that the HR Lady dropped were OSI layers, NFS, CIFS, NAS/SAN setup, and some unix commands. I know what the majority of those are, but as far as practical applications of the above, I am lacking. I have experience in a call center for ISP support, basic home/friend IT support, small business (under 10 employee) IT work (dell power-edge that only had to have the array rebuilt twice, occasional patch and reformat work, no domain or other network crazyness), and the lurking of SH/SC. This looks to be a serious step up and a challenge, but any suggestions on what to brush up on and cover for tomorrow to help go from interview to butt in the chair? Obviously I'm going to inquire about initial training, but a foot up is a foot up. Any help is appreciated.
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Hallo! I'm looking for a website developer for a personal project, preferably in the Atlanta area. Site content will be similar to chatroulette with some significant differences. For more information, please contact me at typwest@gmail.com. Cynispin fucked around with this message at 00:11 on Nov 22, 2010 |
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Update my post here to reflect current openings. If you live in Utah, understand call centers, and can troubleshoot, drop me a line.
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I am the closest thing to a general contractor that you can get to in the world of the Internets, Telephony and Television. I am trying to get my nephew interested in a career in communications and will henceforth be offering my services up as a team effort. Our experience: 10+ years of All Things Communications(tm). I have worked on everything from small business and large enterprise networks, service provider networks, and large carrier-class networks and mobile platforms. I am both a network engineer and a software engineer with an emphasis on communications software systems. As a result, my associated skillsets are as broad as they are deep and include everything from embedded systems programming, system administration, IP network engineering, TDM, VOIP, IPTV and grunt work ranging from simple cabling jobs to ground-up datacenter build-outs. Our certifications: None; however my resume speaks for itself. What we're Looking For:: Anything retainer-based in which we provide ongoing services and support or once-off jobs which we deliver and hand over a working site or solution. What we're NOT looking for: full time work Where we're based: we are currently based out of Miami, FL and have the ability to travel if necessary though we always prefer telecommute where the option is available. Where we're looking: * When we're available: Immediate How we can be contacted: Skype: corbedaniel, PM on somethingawful or by E-Mail at corbe at corbe dot net hohum fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Nov 23, 2010 |
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Oh why the hell not My experience: Three years of supporting mixed networks, multiple operating systems. if it's been on a server or a Desktop in the last 13 years or so, I've probably touched it. Particular experience working with various obscure systems, and proprietary database driven software, and integrating bits and pieces of various solutions to work cohesively together. Experience with audio software, hardware and engineering as well. Web monkey, running a small web design gig on the side. Have worked in Helpdesk, Software QA, Administrator and Engineering positions. Bilingual Russian/English. What I'm looking for: IT position, probably something mid-level ish, with a preference in server administration, but flexible What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level work Where I live Northern New Hampshire Where I'm looking: Either New England general area, Alaska, or somewhere in Eastern Europe. When I can start: tommorow Requirements: Health insurance would be nice, but pretty much everything is negotiable. Can be reached via: This thread, vedislav@gmail.com, aim: small0gods OWLS! fucked around with this message at 19:34 on Nov 24, 2010 |
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Hey there, we are looking for an awesome web developer in beautiful downtown Vancouver, BC Canada. Web Developer 6 month contract with possibility of extension/full time Design and implement web pages in collaboration with key stakeholders, ensuring the delivery of high quality product(s) to our consumers. The ideal candidate possesses a strong generalist web programming background and has experience working on dynamic, high traffic sites. Able to create realistic estimates and scope of work required for new features or product launches. Responsibilities: Design, rapidly prototype, and implement scalable, reliable, and maintainable web features and pages. Proactively interface with the Web Producer, Community Manager, Game Technical Director, IT department and external development team to ensure a high quality and useful product. Optimize existing web platforms for speed, reliability and scalability. Enforce code quality through test driven development. Distil product requirements into design and technical specifications. Respond to and solve emergent service or web problems, write and build code to prevent problem recurrence. Requirements: Bachelors Degree or related technical degree preferred. Very strong experience with ASP.net, Javascript, CSS, AJAX, HTML & HTML 5. Experience supporting live high-traffic web sites. Experience with scalability issues. Experience with social web features. Experience with MS SQL server and relational databases. Rapid learner who thrives in a fast-paced environment. Interest in user interface design. Experience working on cross-browser platforms. CMYK_iNK fucked around with this message at 08:54 on Nov 6, 2014 |
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I'm a Java EE developer in the Southeast US, where I've spent the last seven years developing Web applications, web services, and mainframe processes for one of the area's best-known insurance providers. I have other experience developing Web applications on different platforms, but the bulk of my career has been spent putting a modern face on a Big Iron infrastructure. I'm looking for a position in the San Francisco, CA area. My wife's family lives there, and we've promised to make the move. If you're an employer in the area who needs a quality developer, let's talk. And even if you're not, I'd love to hear from anyone that has ever relocated to the Bay Area. This will be the first time I've ever moved that far out, and the advice / perspective of other folks would be greatly welcomed. Contact me via email or PM. Thanks very much!
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I'm a tech writer with a focus in education looking for something new. My experience: 1.5 years of technical writing experience 2 years of consulting for an educational/curriculum development non-profit BA Scientific and Technical Communication What I'm looking for: A position in software training, training development, or technical writing What I'm NOT looking for: Marketing Where I live Cleveland Ohio Where I'm looking: Cleveland area first, but I'm open to any kind of relocation When I can start: Anytime Requirements: Open for negotiation Can be reached via: PM or john.kittinger at technically-writing dot com
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What I'm looking for: A development position focusing on back-end (server-side) programming for database-driven websites and web applications using a variety of languages, including PHP, C#/VB.NET, Java Server Pages, and Oracle PL/SQL. Background: AS in Computer Information Science, 5 years of web applications development experience. Where I'm located: Cocoa Beach area, Florida (central FL near Orlando/Daytona). Where I'm looking: Anywhere in the United States - I'm open to immediate relocation if assistance is offered. When I can start: Immediately. I can be reached at: PM or cbforrester at gmail dot com cforrester fucked around with this message at 19:12 on Dec 3, 2010 |
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