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I signed papers with a company and told them a few days later I had changed my mind. You do have a copy of all the papers you sighed, right?
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quackquackquack posted:I signed papers with a company and told them a few days later I had changed my mind. I have my copies, but sent them a scanned version.
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I posted this last year but we never found anyone. We previously hired a goon for a Tech Support position who is awesome. Who: Limestone Networks Inc. Where: Dallas, TX Contact: employment at limestonenetworks.com Feel free to PM me or add GOON in your subject so we know where it came from. quote:PHP/MySQL software developer (Full-time, long term) Gelob fucked around with this message at 05:08 on Feb 3, 2012 |
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lol internet. posted:I did already sign the offer. Ethically, I understand it's frowned upon, but is there any legal obligation here? Did you, you know... read the offer? Why are you asking the internet?
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Mierdaan posted:Did you, you know... read the offer? Why are you asking the internet? I did read the offer sheet.. it's just an offer. It doesn't explicitly say there will be legal action. The reason why I'm asking is because I want to be sure?
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lol internet. posted:I did read the offer sheet.. it's just an offer. It doesn't explicitly say there will be legal action. The reason why I'm asking is because I want to be sure? They're probably not going to sue you, just be unhappy. As long as it's someplace you'll never want to apply again you should be fine.
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lol internet. posted:I did already sign the offer. Ethically, I understand it's frowned upon, but is there any legal obligation here? They won't care, it's normal that people change their minds and it's apart of the business. They will understand. And it's not like they can't easily replace you either. This job market, it's extremely easy to find qualified people right now. They won't be hurting.
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Awesome, Thanks for the advice everyone.
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I finished my two associate's degrees (computer systems security and network administration) back in December, and still looking for employment. There's only so much Minecrafting I can do in a day before I go nuts. Anyone have leads for something IT helpdesk related near Ann Arbor, MI?
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I might, actually. Sending you a PM.
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Hey computer folks, especially Texas-based or willing-to-relocate computer folks! The company my girlfriend works for, Maxpoint Interactive, is hiring for a ton of positions. It's a targeted advertising technology startup based out of Research Triangle Park, NC, with its software engineering office in Austin, TX. They're badly shorthanded in Austin, and need experienced people to work on software engineering, statistics, and IT. The software engineering positions are focused on .NET Development and Java Development. There are at least 10 or 11 software engineering and IT positions, so I'll just link to their careers page rather than posting them all: http://maxpointinteractive.com/company/careers/ Maxpoint provides good benefits, including a full healthcare package and referral bonus. Please PM me or email me at scsaunde at gmail dot com so I can let her know whose resume to look for.
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Mons Hubris posted:Hey computer folks, especially Texas-based or willing-to-relocate computer folks! Hows the pay? I know a few people in Austin that could be interested, but they're all very well compensated. Does it still have that startup feel to the company? Is it crazy hours?
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Posting again as we are still looking... Who are we? We are on the cutting edge of the medical waste disposal business. The company offers services to health care providers to make the disposal of medical waste safer and more efficient. It also serves customers in the pharmaceutical, agricultural, hospitality, industrial, and retail industries. Products include medical sharps (needles and other sharp objects) disposal systems, disposable IV poles, waste and equipment return boxes, linen recovery systems, and biohazardous spill clean-up kits. We also provides regulatory compliant waste tracking, incineration, and disposal verification services, as well as consulting services Where are we? Houston, TX What are we looking for? We are looking for a Senior level developer. We currently have one developer but bussiness has grown to where we need to bring in another developer and serve as the lead role. Software development fundamentals (including object-oriented design, multi-layer design, debugging, etc.). Microsoft SQL Server - Must be very strong with data. Please be familare with scheduled jobs C# .NET (3+ years) ASP.NET (3+ years) Strong organization skills PHP/MYSQL is a plus Salesforce.com is a plus How do I apply? Send me an email at: brobertsonit at gmail.com (Include resume and salary expectations) Anything else? I'm the Director of IT, so no need to interview or talk with our HR. You will have tons of freedom in this position and you will serve as the lead developer in all projects. Tons of freedom and you will have your own office. IT plays a very important role in our company and our excutives support us. We would like to find someone who can come in and take us to the next level! Position is permanent and full-time. 401(k) with company matching 3 weeks paid time off per year. Paid company holidays Medical/Dental/Vision insurance
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skipdogg posted:Hows the pay? I know a few people in Austin that could be interested, but they're all very well compensated. Does it still have that startup feel to the company? Is it crazy hours? We're both in North Carolina, so I can't exactly comment on the hours in Austin, but the account managers at least do have some 12-hour days. Analytics works fewer hours, and I'd imagine engineers probably do too. It's still a small company and it still has the hectic startup feel, but I am told they're willing to offer a competitive salary for good people. I wish I could give a figure, but I really don't know, sorry 
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Re-posting (we are at least interviewing a goon currently...but have more openings on the East Coast) Who are we? Clinical Computer Systems, Inc (https://www.obix.com) We are a perinatal fetal monitoring company. We go to hospitals and install computer systems that monitor fetal heart rates. CCSI is a small company, around 100 employees. I've only been working here for just under a year but I would call it fairly typical for a company this size. We are growing from the "work out of the owner's garage" stage into a Small/Medium business. Where are we? The corporate office is in Elgin, IL (west suburb of Chicago). The majority of people are mobile workers and we don't go into the office but a few times a year. If you live by a hub airport, you will do just fine...though right now we are desperately seeking people in the SE corner of the US (LA, FL, GA, NC, SC, look at a freaking map!). Again, if you live by a hub airport, it really doesn't matter..but you will likely get higher consideration in any of the areas I mentioned. What are we looking for? We are adding ~10 people to the staff in the next 14 months (or that is the goal). I'm pretty sure the books say we are suppose to add 4 more this year with 8 next. You can read the formal job description here: http://www.obix.com/pdf/S35C-210102012040_Field_Engineer.pdf Besides that, let me expand just a bit: 1) You must be able to travel Monday through Friday. Your pets, your wives, your girlfriends, your tolerance for TSA, and everything else...there is no getting around it. If you can't travel or don't enjoy to travel, you aren't going to make it so don't waste all of our time. 2) You must be able to learn things on your own without someone spoon feeding you information. This is a small company and like a lot of companies, a few people know how to do everything and very little is documented and none of it is documented well. If you can't pick things up on the fly and run with it, again, don't waste our time. 3) You must be able to manage your time without direct supervision. I talk to my boss about 12 times a year. If you can't be Independent, get what needs to be done, done and work all by yourself, don't waste our time. 4) No dishonesty. No one cares if you don't know how to do something, you forget something, or you break something. 5) How to deal with customers/clients/C level execs and not embarrass yourself or the company. How do I apply? Email me your resume at usurper !at gmail and I'll get in touch with you. If you're a good fit, I'll recommend you and the rest is in your hands... Anything else I should know? Negatives: You must use your own credit card / money to pay for hotels & airfare & etc... you do get reimbursed twice a month (I've yet to have a problem..but clearly this is something to consider. I've spent upwards of $10,000 in a month for travel and such). It is a small company with a family-ish feel. There are favorites and some stupid things that aren't likely to change. This is not as technical as you would imagine. It's actually pretty simple..but there are a lot of moving parts. Positives: You get to keep any points/rewards/perks from your travels. You will go everywhere and stay everywhere and get a chance to try about anything you want. Once you're in...you're pretty much golden. We are growing like crazy and you will have more than enough work for the next 3 years with no problems. No office politics, tasks managers, etc... DigitalHeretic fucked around with this message at 15:31 on Feb 2, 2012 |
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The job I posted a couple pages back is no longer available. Sorry, anyone who wanted to live in a really small rural town.
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DigitalHeretic posted:right now we are desperately seeking people in the NE corner of the US (LA, FL, GA, NC, SC, look at a freaking map!). what.
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DNova posted:what. His map is turned 1/4 counter clockwise
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DNova posted:what. Nice... it should read SE. We are looking in the NE as well (NY, NJ, PA...etc)
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Well, I just found out today that the IT Manager's job I've been looking at getting for the last few years will now be filled by a younger model that just got hired. I figured I'd put some of my qualifications up and see if I meet anyone's computer janitor requirements. My experience: 13 years in the IT field, progressed from a computer shop worker to IT Manager / Cyber Security Manager. Currently network engineer and "special projects" type position for a government contractor in a site of about 2000 users. Served as ISSM for 3.5 years and have authored the certification and accreditation package for the site. Served as technical lead in the Cyber Security department as well as manager. I have done most everything from departmental planning/budgeting/scheming to deploying a VMWare View infrastructure for 300 people in a less than a week / building PCREs on our Snort box from captured network traffic. Currently working on a Cisco Nexus datacenter deployment, VoIP, and just finished initial deployment of our HSPD-12 logical access project. My qualifications (HR Fodder): B.S. Computer Engineering, M.S. Engineering Management, CISSP, CCNA, MCSA, NSA-IAM/IEM, Active DOE "Q" Clearance (equivalent to TS/SSBI in the DOD world). Looking to get CCNP in the next year. What I'm looking for: Senior-ish Cyber Security and/or IT position. Possibility of advancement. Where I live: Southern Ohio Where I'm looking: Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton. Possible to relocation for the right opportunity. When I can start: Two weeks - one month after I get signed up. Requirements: Regular Full Time, Benefits, pay other than company script.  Can be reached via: josh.conkel at gmail.com or PM
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 UPDATES! I'm currently managing the group at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory that I left last year, and I have two positions to fill: one for a Systems Engineer II/III (depending on experience) and one for a Storage Engineer III. The Senior Systems Engineer position has been filled by an internal candidate from another group. Postings follow! Location: Cold Spring Harbor, NY (Nassau County) quote:Systems Engineer PM me for more details or to send me a resume. Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 18:27 on Feb 4, 2012 |
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Job Seeker Just finished my IT Support contract with Rogers Communications a few weeks ago and am looking for full-time/part-time/contract positions. What I'm looking for: Either desktop support, system/Windows administration, or anything else you can throw at me. What I'm NOT looking for: Programming positions. Experience: 6 months specifically in an IT environment. I've done lot's of on-site and remote software/hardware support for users, worked with Cisco, HP, Dell, Blackberry hardware and have provided software support as well. I've tinkered and troubleshooted servers, routers, switches, and many other pieces of hardware. IT and technology in general are my passion so I'm extremely receptive to learning everything there is to know in this field and anything related to it. I know it's not a lot but I'm a very quick learner and am willing to do anything required of me. No certs. Where I live: Toronto, Ontario Where I'm looking: Anywhere within the Toronto area and just outside, such as Barrie, Ajax, Hamilton, etc. When I can start: As soon as possible. Requirements: Not many, really. I have a car at my disposal so if any traveling is required it won't be a problem. Can be reached via: PM, email at eugenelysikov [at] gmail (dot) com
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Job Seeker This is a long shot considering my location and experience but worth a shot. My experience: Not a whole lot outside of academic work. Mostly working with C# and Java over the past 5 years or so. Little bit of experience with other random languages and can pick up new ones fairly quickly. Completing Computer Science bachelors degree this May. What I'm looking for: Any kind of entry level programming or IT position. Where I live: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Where I'm looking: Anywhere in the OKC area including Moore/Norman/Midwest City areas. If the job is something starting this summer then relocation is a possibility. When I can start: Any time, Summer if relocation is needed. Can be reached via: PMs
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Job Seeker It's been a while, but sadly the startup I was working for failed, so I'm back on the job market. My experience: A couple of years of IT and development internships, and a couple of years working IT and development jobs. I've done pretty much everything except networking and UNIX administration at this point. What I'm looking for: An entry-level or intermediate-level position. Preferably in IT but I can handle most technical stuff at this point. Where I live: Tallahassee, FL Where I'm looking: Anywhere, really. I'd happily relocate for a decent offer When I can start: Anytime Can be reached via: PMs
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I have an opening for a Web Developer Who are we? The worlds largest manufacturer of a particular skin care product in bulk, with subsidiary companies managing the retail and marketing of the consumer packaged goods. Where are we? East Hampton, CT What are we looking for? We are looking for a Web Developer/General IT Nerd. It is a new position to deal with the increasing amount web sites and changes that I can no longer keep up with. While the position is primarily WebDev, I am looking for a well rounded geek to help with other scripting and programming tasks, possibly sysadmin work depending on the skillset. You need to know how the internet, and what makes people tick when they use it. You will have heavy interaction with the marketing department and many outside firms that manage our brands, and will be guiding them on the latest trends and methods related to site usage and development. Outside firms will be delivering much of the imagery and general design, your job is to make it work, and make sure they are providing the proper materials. Drupal is a requirement, though previous experience in a PHP/MySQL CMS may be a valid substitute, if you can adapt to Drupal. Though not definite, the position will likely manage our social media. Tech Skills: PHP/MySQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, the usual. CentOS and Ubuntu SugarCRM How do I apply? Send me an email at: ADJobs100 at gmail.com (Include resume and salary expectations) Anything else? It's a family owned company. There are some dumb things that happen. On the flip side there is a lot of freedom in how things get done. This is a permanent, full-time position 2 weeks vacation, 7 sick per year 8 Paid Holidays per year Fully paid medical/dental/vision EDIT: Local candidates only. Not my call. Dartanion fucked around with this message at 20:03 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Job Seeker Been with my company for about 3 years after getting an IT Bachelors, working in the Datacenter Operations and Distributed Scheduling arenas. A bit unhappy with the corporate culture, and looking to get out of an entry level position into something a bit more lucrative and mentally challenging. What I'm looking for: Willing to entertian anything, except... What I'm NOT looking for: Programming positions, help desk Experience: 2.5 years in a datacenter working with a major shipping company. Spent the first 9 months as entry level one operations staff, was made the lead of my group. Recently we have split off part of that team to form a highly specialized team to provide 24x7 Distributed Scheduling support at an enterprise wide level (Think $Universe, CA7, Autosys, Control-M). Where I live: Orlando, FL Where I'm looking: Locally preferred, willing to entertain other options. When I can start: As soon as possible. Requirements: Negotiable.
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Orty posted:Job Seeker PM sent. Nothing concrete, but there might be an opening that fits you.
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EDIT: Found a job. Job Seeker Got laid off about a week ago due to business generally being bad, time for the resume/interview song and dance again. My experience: B.S. In Computer Science from 2008. Almost 4 years of full-time experience developing Java libraries and GUIs. Same amount of experience for web applications using JSP and JQuery. I also know some C++ and C#. What I'm looking for: Any Software-Engineer-like job. Where I live: Texas Where I'm looking: Open to anywhere in the US, but mainly focusing on in-state. Austin TX would be ideal. When I can start: Immediately Can be reached via: PMs Panzerschwein fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Mar 2, 2012 |
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Why not? Job Seeker Experience: I've worked about a year for a web host, primarily managing the pre-sales/billing department. I hire/train new staff, handle angry customers, and do miscellaneous things like track down and handle users abusing server resources/spamming, provision VPSes, set up Tomcat, restore backups. Entry level type stuff. What I'm looking for: Any position where I can grow in terms of technical knowledge and experience. What I'm not looking for: Development/programming, accounts/management type jobs like I am doing now. Any job where my desire to advance won't be considered an asset. I work very hard and I learn very quickly, and I want to be in a position where that means something. I know this sounds like resume buzzword horseshit, but it's the truth. Areas of interest: Linux, virtualization, networking, backups/storage Where I am looking: Anywhere warm. I'm in Michigan now, my preference would be Houston, Dallas, or San Antonio. (basically, I like Texas but don't want to live in Austin.) When I can start: It really depends. 2-4 weeks from receiving an offer. I am currently in the process of replacing a couple of people who were let go, so I would need time to stabilize my department and train a replacement, as well as potentially relocate. Why I am worth hiring: I spend almost all of my free time (which is admittedly not a lot) learning as much as I can. I'm studying for the RHCSA and CCNA now, though the networking has taken a backseat until my job calms down a little. I don't have much worthwhile experience, but I don't need my hand held and I can figure out whatever you tell me to figure out without loving anything up or wasting your time. E: reach me through PMs or decaye at gmail dot com (my spam havin' email, obviously not the one I use to apply for jorbs) Comradephate fucked around with this message at 07:05 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Dartanion posted:I have an opening for a Web Developer Sounds right up my alley, I've sent you an email.
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Job Seeker Hours being cut at work due to lack of work. Looking for new options. Experience: 10 years designing, installing, and maintaining small business networks. Worked with networks up to 70 users. MS certified in 2000, 2008, win7, and Exchange. Know VMware ESXi and view very well. What I'm looking for: Anything Windows server or desktop administration. Or similar position. Where I am looking: Long Island, NY area and possibly NYC Where I live: Port Jefferson, NY When can I start: I am currently still working, so 2-4 weeks after I give notice. Can be reached: PMs or WDonnelly19 at gmail dot com
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The company I work for, a small IT consulting and outsourcing business in Lafayette, Indiana, are looking for a few more consultants: Consulting Responsibilities Evaluate clients needs and determine the right technology solution for a customers needs Assist with preparing the Statement of Work when appropriate Present solutions to prospective customers Assist in each stage of the sales process in order to close the sale Technical Specialization Thorough working knowledge of recent Microsoft Operating Systems from Windwos 2003 to Windows 2008 R2, and Active Directory (including leveraging Group Policy Objects). Experience with major Microsoft Application Services including: Exchange Server, SQL Server, Internet Information Server, System Center Products and server clustering. Experience with VMWare, HyperV, Microsoft Remote Desktop Services and Linux. Experience with IBM Server Hardware and BladeCenters. Experience with Storage Area Networks using Fibre Channel and iSCSI. Experience doing backups with various backup platforms Desired Qualities Self-motivated Quick to learn new technology Capability to multi-task Good communication skills: phone, writing, client presentation skills Good business appearance Ability to develop good relationships with customers and internal staff Understanding of the sales process Desired Certifications Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional (MCITP) A+ Network + Server + Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) VMware Certified Professional (VCP) Education Bachelor degree in a related field and/or a minimum of five years relevant experience in the Information Technology field. If you're interested don't feel as though the above requirements are set in stone. You'll be given opportunities to certify and work with a broad range of technology pretty quickly.
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(Can an admin kindly remove the position I was at in NJ? It's been a while since I was there) Got a new position that's been created at my current job. It's not so high on the engineering scale but it's going to be great if you have some lower level IT experience or knowledge and want to build on that knowledge. It's primarily lower-level resolution skills at its core - you'd be responsible for answering calls and emails, documenting the problem, and escalating it to the appropriate tier and engineer, but there's plenty of room to resolve if you know what it is. Monster posting with more details: http://jobview.monster.com/Help-Desk-Coordinator-Job-New-York-NY-106522101.aspx Who are we? A managed services provider in Manhattan. We provide IT services for a broad range of companies and industries, from three-person trading and import operations to nationwide enterprise consumer products manufacturing and distribution. Our support ranges from two-machine desktop only shops to complex networks with MPLS, multiple VLANs, you name it. Where are we? The Garment District of Manhattan, between Port Authority and Penn Station. Easily accessible from either as well as mass transit. What are we looking for? Two Helpdesk Coordinators - I won't lie, this is an experience-builder and one for a person who has a good customer service orientation but a skill set that focuses on the technical. You'll be taking calls and emails, escalating them, but there's always room for growth. How do I apply? PM me with your resume or email it to mjpbyron at gmail dot com. Anything else I should know? This position doesn't involve late hours or coverage - you will not be asked to do any kind of after hours, on-call, or otherwise. The company is very big on growing talent and huge on certs, they love certs of all kinds so long as you know what you're talking about. We also just put into place a bonus structure, pegged to annual revenue, which supplements the previous bonus structure of project time and overtime. (We're salaried but anything above 40 hours a week is time and a half as a quarterly bonus) Please don't hesitate to ask any questions - I don't lurk this thread much but I do respond quickly to PMs and email. Both positions have been filled, one with a goon! If we have any future openings I'll be sure to post 'em up. MJP fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Feb 24, 2012 |
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This has been filled.
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I'm an IT recruiter in the Atlanta area and am in a bit of a pickle looking for a Java engineer. The position is a long term contract, at least a year, and potentially going permanent if you are interested. A majority of the work can be done at home, but you may need to come into the Norcross headquarters or meet with the architect on occasion at a local Starbucks. We will consider people who are not in Atlanta if they are able to make the occasional trip (once a month or so) to meet. The details of the position are as follows: The software engineer will assist in the development and support of the client's integrations between Salesforce.com and all their legacy systems (mostly MoveX ERP but others include engineering configurators, license managers, etc): 1. 6 - 8 solid Java development experience. 2. Multi-threaded server (client/server or web) experience highly desired 3. Well-formed XML generation and parsing in Java required (JAXP, SAX, DOM). 4. Any messaging platform experience strongly desired, especially MQ Broker 7. However, JMS, CORBA, RMI, JAX-RPC experience is fine. 5. Salesforce API (Java) and any NoSQL database (Data Nucleus, Google, AWS, Salesforce) experience highly desired but least likely to find. What's important is that the client is not looking for web people, but more on the back end, application side. The rate is fairly open as well. If you are interested, send your resume to LThompson at SiriusWorks dot com with a phone number and I'd be happy to reach out and share more information.
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Job Seeker What I'm looking for: Network/System Administration/Engineering position. Mid-Senior level. What I'm NOT looking for: Helpdesk work, Programming positions, contract/1099 work, manager positions, I don't mind dealing with clients, but I do not want to tell people to reboot their poo poo all day. Experience: 4 years pure helpdesk, 3 years network administrator, 6 months IT manager (stepped down due to lack of interest on my part and I was still doing allll the tech work), Server 2000-2008, Exchange 5.5-2010 (stronger in 2010 than any other versions), 3rd year of working at a very small Managed IT services company, am currently the only Senior-level guy there. Where I live: Parsippany, NJ Where I'm looking: Northern NJ, NYC, Virginia, MD, DC, AZ, NV, pretty much anywhere on the east coast (except Florida or north of Massachusetts) , or one of the dry, hot states out west. When I can start: 2 weeks notice at my current job = you're fired, but lets say 2 weeks just to be safe since I am one of 2 technicians still left Requirements: If it's an out-of-state job I will need some time to pack my poo poo and move, will also need to clear it with the wife. If in NJ/NY area it's gotta be at least 55K or more starting. Can be reached via: PM, e-mail michaeldaly@googlemail .com (replace googlemail with what you know it is), recruiters OK!
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Stemmler posted:
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I work for a small/medium sized IT consulting company, I guess you could say we're a value added reseller? I don't know but basically we do a lot of poo poo with servers. The position would be working with me in our Downtown Los Angeles datacenter doing mostly: - Windows Server 2008 R2 - Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP2 - Microsoft Lync 2010 - Microsoft System Center Operations Manager - Microsoft Data Protection Manager - Microsoft SQL 2008 R2? I forget the most recent version that isn't the new release.. Also a lot of general datacenter tasks such as running cables, building out cabinets, mounting switches, configuring switches... And a lot of answering support tickets from our mostly business to business type customers. Once you pass some amount of time training with me you'd probably work unsupervised for at least 3/4 of your shift, alone, in a sometimes dark and loud datacenter... Some people seem to have a problem with this kind of solitude and maintaining a good work ethic, so please don't even contact me if you would do this because it's a pain in my rear end. I basically run the place and with my backing you will get hired, you can contact me on AIM "ssooyy" or email me at ssooyyy AT gmail.com with your resume. If I think you would work out I'll present you as a personal friend and get you past the executive management and working. You'd still have to interview with my boss, but assuming you are at least somewhat qualified this will not be a problem. The pay typically starts around $35k/yr however this is up to you to negotiate with the management. It is also likely that this would be a non-standard shift from anywhere 12pm-4pm starting... Not sure yet on this. Also, looking for people who want to have a career in enterprise IT and are willing to work their way up the ladder. Preferably not people that want to eventually become rock stars and are just doing IT to pay the bills. Seriously, this happened. Certifications and experience are cool and all but I've hired enough useless CS bachelor degree guys to know that it doesn't actually count for poo poo. More about us We're a small company about 5 employees that provides a ton of services to different companies. Mostly we manage servers that we lease to companies for SQL farms, web farms, hosted exchange/lync, various other linux stuff, lots of VoIP... I don't really want to link my companies website and attach my forums name to them here so I can provide our websites when we talk. soy fucked around with this message at 03:38 on Feb 16, 2012 |
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FYI if anyone is interested in moving to Dallas, TX we will provide re-location assistance for the right person. Post is above, PHP/MySQL software developer (Full-time, long term) http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3075135&pagenumber=47#post400017229
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Off the market 
I like turtles fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Apr 18, 2013 |
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