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Hirez posted:My experience: 5 years total of helpdesk experience 1 company -- about 3000 websites, remote UK environment as well. Baby steps style work with windows server administration tools AD/DNS/Exchange - basically stuff I figure using google. Some home windows server/network/virtualization experience. Did you just copy Naramyth's post?
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Cizzo posted:Did you just copy Naramyth's post? I used it a as template, yes  real resume sent to anyone who requests it
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My experience: 3 years at Microsoft Japan as a Consultant. Mostly infrastructure related projects ranging from Windows Server, Client Deployment, Exchange, to ITAP (IT Architecture and Planning). Education: Graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelors Degree in IST What I'm looking for: Any full-time position related to Infrastrucure. If programming knowledge is required, I would be more than willing to learn. What I'm NOT looking for: Call Center and Contract Positions Where I live: Allentown, Pennsylvania Where I'm looking (listed in the order of preference): - King of Prussia, PA - Blue Bell, PA - Philadelphia, PA - Allentown, PA - Northern NJ - Baltimore/DC area When I can start: ASAP Requirements: $50K, Health Insurance Can be reached via: PM, or email hre106 at gmail dot com Other: Can read/write/speak Japanese fluently. I have the following certifications: MCSE, DDPS
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My experience: 6 years working in a small office environment doing everything from IT to data entry to phone calls. Building and Repairing PCs. Some Unix/Linux experience along with some C/C++ programming knowledge. What I'm looking for: Tech Support / System Admin (assistant) Where I live: Southern Indiana and willing to move When I can start: Any time Looking to find a place where I can learn and expand on what I know PM me or email me at: dsage84 [at] hotmail.com Floor is lava fucked around with this message at 19:43 on Dec 11, 2009 |
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My experience: 3.5 Years doing AV/Desktop Support for Arizona State University What I'm looking for: Paycheck. My job ends as soon as I graduate at the end of the month. I'd prefer a general desktop support type thing, but I'll take a helpdesk top or whatever. What I'm NOT looking for: Nothing Where I live: Tempe, AZ Where I'm looking: Phoenix metro area, prefer something close to Tempe. When I can start: Dec. 17 Requirements: Pay has to be a minimum $10/hr, 40 hrs/week or roughly equivalent if it's less than full time. I've got bills to pay! Can be reached via: This thread, PM, [email="lol"][/email] Doc Faustus fucked around with this message at 03:07 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Looking for a web developer based in Montreal/Ottawa/Toronto, this is a work from home position. Work from home on a contract basis with an emerging Social Networking site geared towards dancers. You must be knowledgeable in PHP, SMARTY, Ruby on Rails. Prior experience in social networking an asset. We will require some light photoshop/illustrator work done, if you are unable to do this, please ensure you have a reliable artist that you may subcontract at your own cost. Must be able to travel to our office in Toronto 1-5 times during the duration of the contract. The rest of the collaboration will be done VIA netmeeting and iChat. The initial interview will be done via Videoconference because of time constraints. But we would like to take our chosen applicants out to lunch in Toronto and discuss our vision more in depth to find the right candidate. You would report to our "web guru" but would be doing most if not all of the work independently. The "web guru" is there in a purely advisory capacity. Its a small but well funded three person startup, must be able to relay ideas in layman terms as one of our colleagues is not tech savvy. You MUST speak english as a first language and we are really looking for someone under the age of 30. Bilingual candidates are preferred. You must have access to broadband internet and own a mobile phone, one with data capabilities is preferred and if we decide to continue our relationship past the initial contract you will be supplied with a device capable of receiving and sending email if you do have one. Visible minority and women candidates will be given preference as your colleagues will all fit in one of these categories and we would like to emphasize our sites focus on diversity. LGBT applicants are also strongly encouraged to apply. All employees are required to sign a non disclosure agreement, therefore must be 18+ with governmental issued ID. Also looking for a CONSULTANT with prior experience working with SUCCESSFUL social networking startups. Willing to compensate the right person appropriately. This would be in a consulting capacity and you would report directly to myself and our principle funder. Your references must be extensive and impeccable. You can contact me via PM or post in this thread and I will contact you with details about the site and position. Sorry about the Wall of text, but we have been having terrible luck on Craigslist and really are looking for very specific type of candidate.
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My experience: Fresh Graduate from Glasgow Calidonian University (Internet Software Development, BsC(Hons) 2.2) currently seeking a job after graduation. I have experience with ASP.net, C++, Java (Netbeans in particular but I do know the basics, have a good working history with the Swing interface and can code without the Netbeans IDE) CSS, HTML and to a lesser extent SSH. I am more than willing to learn whatever program/software is required of me outside of the current skill list above. What I'm NOT looking for: At the moment, I'll do anything within reason. Where I live: Glasgow, Scotland (East Dunbartonshire) Where I'm looking: Glasgow, Edinburgh When I can start: Any point after new years Requirements: At least £10 an hour. Can be reached via: This thread, PM, camcleod99@gmail.com ConanThe3rd fucked around with this message at 12:56 on Dec 17, 2009 |
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Dec 17, 2009 12:53
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Doc Faustus posted:My experience: 3.5 Years doing AV/Desktop Support for Arizona State University If you are in Tempe I'm sure that you have heard of 2wire. Try checking that out 12$/hr ( be for warned, it is a JOB) If you get a job here continue to look for something else better as this will eat your soul answering the same questions and talking to dumb Att customers. Like wise you could also be a phone jokey for Go daddy, I hear they can make good bonuses if you know how to sell to a customer.
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Dec 17, 2009 16:19
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belle of my ballz posted:we are really looking for someone under the age of 30. It is funny you say that then lower down mention you want diversity in candidates. If this was a posting for the USA, you'd probably get sued for having that in public. I will simply link to this  http://www.chrc-ccdp.ca/discrimination/age-en.asp
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My experience: 1+ year at Qualcomm as an IT engineer. Experienced with installing, configuring and maintaining Apache, Tomcat and Microsoft web servers. I have also managed Oracle based web servers. I addition, I performed entry level sys admin work, DNS and port configuration and Oracle Apex admin tasks. On my own time, I maintained small home and business networks, computer maintenance and have some experience coding in C++, python and SQL. What I'm looking for: Desktop support, entry level DBA or Sys admin, junior developer, something related to my experience. I am also willing to consider non technical roles if they are available and may lead to something technical later. What I'm NOT looking for: I would like to avoid help desk if possible but since I am new to the tech job world I will consider it. Where I live: San Diego. Where I'm looking in order of preference: Austin, San Antonio, Houston, New York City, Seattle, Portland(OR), Washington DC, Raleigh, Dallas, Salt Lake City, Denver, any other medium - large size city not in California. When I can start: February Can be reached via: this thread or email; mr.cardholder.osi at gmail dot com mr_cardholder fucked around with this message at 02:13 on Dec 18, 2009 |
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My company is looking for an Oracle or MySQL Administrator (or both) in the New York City area. We are a web 2.0 company that is fast paced, we work with social networks, blogs, etc. We need people experienced in RAC-11G and the newest Percona builds, blah blah. If anyone is interested PM me your resume. Salaries are negotiable. We need someone ASAP.
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Megaman posted:My company is looking for an Oracle or MySQL Administrator (or both) in the New York City area. We are a web 2.0 company that is fast paced, we work with social networks, blogs, etc. We need people experienced in RAC-11G and the newest Percona builds, blah blah. If anyone is interested PM me your resume. Salaries are negotiable. We need someone ASAP. jersey city? vv ah, the jobs site or just cohabitating? StabbinHobo fucked around with this message at 19:03 on Dec 18, 2009 |
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Dec 18, 2009 02:48
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StabbinHobo posted:jersey city? NYC, downtown. Canal and Hudson exactly
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Our company is looking for somebody in the Tacoma/Lacey area to do Linux + Morning tech support starting at 5:30am in Lacey, WA. If interested, PM me and i'll send you more info.
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Namlemez posted:It is funny you say that then lower down mention you want diversity in candidates. If this was a posting for the USA, you'd probably get sued for having that in public. I will simply link to this Its a job requirement seeing as how our site caters to people in the 16-30 demographic and they would be better served by someone in that capacity. However if an older candidate can demonstrate they understand the unique needs of our users then we would be glad to make them a member of the team. Its the same reason bra stores don't hire men, its not discrimination or bad business sense but men don't know anything about bras. belle of my ballz fucked around with this message at 05:04 on Dec 18, 2009 |
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citywok posted:Our company is looking for somebody in the Tacoma/Lacey area to do Linux + Morning tech support starting at 5:30am in Lacey, WA. If interested, PM me and i'll send you more info. Can't PM you since I don't have platinum, but I may know someone who fits the bill. He has Linux experience and has filled various support roles (currently a Network Admin) for years. We're trying to find work that puts us closer together, so a job in Lacey/Tacoma would be great for him. Plus, I wouldn't have to move to Portland! So, if you want to email me the info (email is in profile), I can forward it to my boyfriend.
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Haji posted:Can't PM you since I don't have platinum, but I may know someone who fits the bill. He has Linux experience and has filled various support roles (currently a Network Admin) for years. We're trying to find work that puts us closer together, so a job in Lacey/Tacoma would be great for him. Plus, I wouldn't have to move to Portland! So, if you want to email me the info (email is in profile), I can forward it to my boyfriend. it says the email function is disabled. email me parisioa at gmail.
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My experience: BS in Management Information Systems Telecomm, 1 year experience as private IT consultant, 5 years experience in corporate logistics office, proficient in VB, C#, Javascript, Hardware solutions, and entry level networking What I'm looking for: Professional IT experience, entry level or otherwise / A job working with other IT professionals with potential for advancement. What I'm NOT looking for: Very little Where I live: Long Beach, Ca Where I'm looking: So California When I can start: ASAP Requirements: Can be reached via: This thread, PM, [email="Mdowling56 at yahoo.com"][/email] Sointenly fucked around with this message at 05:10 on Dec 19, 2009 |
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Who are we? A law enforcement agency. (I prefer not to say which) Where are we? Near Daytona Beach, Florida What are we looking for? • Helpdesk Technician with experience in web design. Someone with a year or two on their belt.Must have A+ (I KNOW ITS RETARDED NOTHING I CAN DO) or be able to get your A+ within the first 6 months of being hired. We would like to hire someone with web design experience, as well as helpdesk experience, but we're willing to take a straight helpdesk person. Why work for us? Awesome government benefits, great pay and at least two competent people working here! I am hungry, I want to apply! This thread, geek dot evolved at gmail dot com, if interested, contact me and I will give you further information [edit] fixed the post to reflect the standard D: g3k fucked around with this message at 21:01 on Dec 22, 2009 |
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There are multiple openings at my company in Midtown Manhattan. Who are we? We are a small financial services company. Our clients are all financial institutions. Where are we? New York, NY (Midtown Manhattan) What are we looking for? • Developers/web developers (transitioning away from Perl to C#) Our back-end scripts and web product are written in Perl. We don't yet use the new crop of stuff like Catalyst and Moose, but I'm trying to change that. One of our new projects runs on Moose, Catalyst, and Template::Toolkit. The web products use a healthy dash of Javascript and CSS. Some new research products are written in C#. And recently, we've learned that the company is to move everything to C#. We still use Perl today, but the long term plan is all .NET. Potential applicants will have to successfully straddle this line until the transition is complete. • Database development specialist Our database is SQL Server 2005. Database design doesn't seem to be our forte, so you will act as the advocate for best database practices. You should know how to speak Perl/C# and will work with the development teams to provide efficient access to the database. This however is not a "DBA" role. Why work for us? Because you're out of a job. Not gonna lie, this place isn't perfect. It has its management problems... But they do tend to treat each other like family. And maybe other factors will tip it in your favor. Relatively easy work, good pay, benefits, etc. I am hungry, I want to apply! PM me. Triple Tech fucked around with this message at 18:39 on Jun 15, 2010 |
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belle of my ballz posted:Looking for a web developer based in Montreal/Ottawa/Toronto, this is a work from home position. Why go through all this hassle of hiring a young black lesbian dancer who wants to program? I used to work for these guys https://onesite.com and they do everything for you, you just have to gather the requirements. I personally did some of the CAPCOMunity poo poo. Dirk Pitt fucked around with this message at 01:59 on Dec 23, 2009 |
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Dirk Pitt posted:Why go through all this hassle of hiring a young black lesbian dancer who wants to program? We have already hired one of your competitors, the framework is in place, we're hiring for an inhouse developer to code custom modules/applications. You goons seem a little butthurt over the diversity thing, we figure when it comes time to market ourselves to outside investors, the more diverse the better? E: The site is already built, we are looking for someone we can work with in the long term as the site evolves. belle of my ballz fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Dec 23, 2009 |
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belle of my ballz posted:You goons seem a little butthurt over the diversity thing, we figure when it comes time to market ourselves to outside investors, the more diverse the better? As long as that person is equally 'diverse,' and not the best whitebread coder you find the soonest. Diversity's not just about getting the right person to understand the customers, but also to promote internal understanding and acceptance, too.
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belle of my ballz posted:We have already hired one of your competitors, the framework is in place, we're hiring for an inhouse developer to code custom modules/applications. it has already been pointed out, but it is not proper nor ethical to prefer gay, minorities, or young people in the modern business world. We tend to make our work the focal point, not things beyond our control. Otherwise one appears discriminatory. Also, I don't work there anymore, just know the guys that run the place and thought I would gIve a referral. Plus, it is expensive to contract a dev for just one project. Out of curiosity, why do you need a web developer for your site if you have a "web guru"? Dirk Pitt fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Dec 23, 2009 |
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Dirk Pitt posted:it has already been pointed out, but it is not proper nor ethical to prefer gay, minorities, or young people in the modern business world. We tend to make our work the focal point, not things beyond our control. Otherwise one appears discriminatory. We're aware of the cost and its expensive but not prohibitive. The web guru is a retired silicon valley success story/millionaire who happens to be the uncle of my cofounder. He'd rather play golf then code for his nieces website. Plus he funded us, if he was the developer, then what the hell are we doing. Having him do code would be ridiculous, the man has a multi section wiki article about him and his contributions to technology. I said we encourage those applicants not demand them. Plus there is little wrong with wanting diversity in your company. Many companies hire with this in mind, they just don't post it up. Since I don't have the benefit of an HR department to screen my applicants, so I did by being ultra specific.
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There's nothing wrong with wanting to diversify a company, and in fact I've done very similar things. Last time my company was hiring an entry-level tech support minion, we tried really hard to find a non-white-male applicant who was even close to qualified. But we didn't put "girls preferred" in the ad. Publicly advertising that you have a preference for a certain kind of candidate is probably a very bad idea, from a legal standpoint. What's to stop me from applying, then suing for discrimination when you don't hire me because I'm not gay enough? Even if the claim were nonsense (and you really didn't hire me because I'm underqualified and live 2000 miles away from the office), I could probably find a lawyer to take the case and get a nice settlement.
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Weird Uncle Dave posted:There's nothing wrong with wanting to diversify a company, and in fact I've done very similar things. Last time my company was hiring an entry-level tech support minion, we tried really hard to find a non-white-male applicant who was even close to qualified. But we didn't put "girls preferred" in the ad. Im not sure the Canadian legal system is as sue happy, by the looks of it now we're courting mostly white male developers which should make you neckbeards happy.
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belle of my ballz posted:You goons seem a little butthurt belle of my ballz posted:should make you neckbeards happy. Why did you advertise a position here if we're all neckbearded goons? Your condescending remarks make me think working with you would suck (not that I'd be hired since I'm not a gay blind paraplegic black transexual woman).
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belle of my ballz posted:Im not sure the Canadian legal system is as sue happy, by the looks of it now we're courting mostly white male developers which should make you neckbeards happy. Its not -what- your hiring that matters, its the fact that you're putting so much effort into specificly caring what you're hiring. And its not just us neckbeards: Go publish a help wanted ad in the paper saying you're looking for a gay web developer. Or a white web developer. The responses will be about the same. Now, anyone -else- have job openings? I'd love to hear about those some more.
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belle of my ballz, I really do hope your startup becomes publicly visible at some point. That way I can send these posts to TechCrunch, Mashable, and Valleywag and the internet will collectively laugh at you, and your cofounder's uncle will be embarrassed into never wanting to have anything to do with you ever again.
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The position I posted here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?action=showpost&postid=367089506&forumid=22 is still open. We are definitely moving to Dublin now, can read about the move and our company in this news article: http://www.contracostatimes.com/business/ci_14019979
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StabbinHobo posted:jersey city? Job site. Job site is at hudson and canal, datacenter is on 15th and 9th, which is only 2 stops away on the A, located 1 block from the office. We almost never have to go to the datacenter though.
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Wasn't sure where to put this... I graduate next December. I plan to look for infosec work. I understand that many jobs of that sort require some sort of clearance. About how far ahead of time should I begin sending out resumés?
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GregNorc posted:Wasn't sure where to put this... You need to have a company sponsor before you are eligible for a clearance. Keep in mind that most private companies do not require a clearance for these positions unless you are a government contractor or "fed" yourself.
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GregNorc posted:I meant more, should I apply for these sorts of jobs earlier than I would a vanilla office job? (I had planned to start looking over the summer, but I worried that I've I'm applying in say, July/Aug and need to start in late december there wouldn't be enough time to get a clearance ready) I don't know how the private industry works with the clearances, but I work for a DOE contractor and had to fill out my clearance application on the first week. In the meantime, they operate under a need to know basis. As long as it isn't truly classified and you have a need to know, you should be fine. Most places don't hire early and make you twiddle your thumbs waiting for work to do. Otherwise, no one would be able to do work. They can also put you in for a lower level at the same time as a higher level. Depending on the clearance, it could take two months or two years. Word of warning, most every open position requiring clearance will go to any qualified pre-cleared applicant. Hopefully you have an in with the company.
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cytro posted:NC Do you hear about many openings in Greensboro? I'm thinking of getting a loft downtown later this year but I have no idea how hard it will be to find a (programming) job.
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rt4 posted:Do you hear about many openings in Greensboro? I'm thinking of getting a loft downtown later this year but I have no idea how hard it will be to find a (programming) job. Greensboro and the Triad area both seem pretty low on jobs. It's not as bad right now as it was this summer, but it seems Charlotte and Raleigh are a lot better, especially in the IT sector.
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