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My experience: I've had two 6 month web development co-ops and a 3.5 month summer internship doing HTML/CSS/Javascript/PHP, in three different industries. I've done Java and Scheme in classes and have used Ruby, Python, and Processing for a few assignments as well. My dual major with math means I didn't take the class you learn C and assembly in but in the summer I'm taking a mobile development class, which will be using Objective C. Not helpful for CS jobs really, but I'm a lab proctor and I volunteer at the SPCA. What I'm looking for:: Some sort of programming job for my third co-op. It'd be nice to do iphone/android development since I've been trying it out lately and it's fun, but it's not absolutely necessary Where I live:: Boston, MA Where I'm looking:: Boston, MA area When I can start:: full time July 2010, but I'll have Fridays off in May and June Requirements:: I'd like to be paid  Also, this would be for 6 months- I go back to classes in January but I could probably work part time then.Can be reached via: this thread, PM, AIM, lsiegert@ccs.neu.edu
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Apr 22, 2010 20:21
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To answer the people who are emailing me: Yes, the  positions on the previous page are still open. Competition is very tough for the Pittsburgh and Washington D.C. offices; if you're looking at those locations let me know if you would consider New York.
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Apr 22, 2010 23:41
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Rastor posted:To answer the people who are emailing me: Yes, the Any update for the other positions? Any chance at maybe a return email if it doesn't look like a match outright? I was looking at Santa Monica. I have an offer for a crappy position coming up next week but I'd love to put it off for an interview at Google.
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Apr 23, 2010 03:11
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Replying by email.
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Apr 23, 2010 03:54
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What a shame. I'm about to move out of state and am really interested in that NY google job 
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Apr 23, 2010 04:33
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As a note to people (in particular Acethomas): Having been through the Google hiring process once before myself, it is not fast. At all. The last time I went through it, it took 3+ months including 3 separate phone interviews and an in person. If you have a job offer for somewhere else, even if you don't want to work there, take the job. You'll go broke going through the process if you don't and you can always quit your lovely job later. I could be totally wrong about the process and it could've changed since then but everything I've heard and seen says that's not the case.
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Apr 23, 2010 13:24
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Acethomas posted:Any chance at maybe a return email if it doesn't look like a match outright? RevKrule posted:Having been through the Google hiring process once before myself, it is not fast. At all. The last time I went through it, it took 3+ months including 3 separate phone interviews and an in person. I'm guessing the process is a lengthy one if they're interested in you, but I got turned down pretty quickly.
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Apr 23, 2010 13:45
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A goon emailed me and began by saying "I heard the Google hiring process takes a year, so..." -- it doesn't take a year. It does sometimes take 2-3 months, and almost always at least a few weeks. It's not one of those things where you walk in, get asked a few questions by the boss, and he/she says "I like the cut of your jib, here's our servers, start fixing them."
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Apr 23, 2010 13:47
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Also, if you got an e-mail from a recruiter and haven't heard back in awhile, it's good to follow up. I sent in my transcripts and never got a response, but I e-mailed the recruiter and she responded saying she thought she had already e-mailed me. I wasn't applicable to the IT Manager position (not recently graduated) so my resume was forwarded to the Corporate Operations department.
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Apr 23, 2010 17:19
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Rastor posted:A goon emailed me and began by saying "I heard the Google hiring process takes a year, so..." -- it doesn't take a year. It does sometimes take 2-3 months, and almost always at least a few weeks. It's not one of those things where you walk in, get asked a few questions by the boss, and he/she says "I like the cut of your jib, here's our servers, start fixing them." It has been fast for me I applied two weeks ago with Rastors help and I have an in person interview on the 7th(they wanted me for the 30th but I have finals) and i had the phone interview within a week brc64: I live in PA and I am going for a spot in CA so I dont think distance has anything to do with it Dbhjed fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Apr 24, 2010 |
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Apr 24, 2010 05:31
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Rastor posted:OK, we are hiring in the IT department at I just sent you my resume!
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Apr 24, 2010 15:32
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This position is not advertised anywhere else yet Who we are: A mobile entertainment company (as in mobile phones), also provide B2B SMS based services. We have an established presence in many countries. Where we are: Australia, Sydney, Bondi Junction Job title: Linux Sysadmin What we want: We need someone who has experience setting up and maintaining high performance, high availability systems. Experience with clusters is a plus. Extremely knowledgeable administering and fine tuning the following software: Apache, MySQL (and possibly Lighttp, squid), server monitoring software (we're using Nagios). Being able to write shell scripts is pretty important too. Bonus: Subversion, LDAP (not actually using), file servers and similar things to improve or office/development environment. You would be responsible for ensuring our servers can handle whatever is being thrown at them, and coming up with solutions to handle the growth. Why you'd want to work here: The work will be challenging. Our current infrastructure is far from ideal so you will have the chance to make your mark. The company aims to be a technology leader, not a follower and our work attitude reflects this. We have a pool table and an arcade cabinet in the office and they do get used. Most of us are pretty sociable and often organise after work activities (movies, drinking, poker night, whatever). Why you wouldn't want to work here: The pressure will be on from day one. A lot of people don't make it past probation because they come in expecting an easy job even though they are told it won't be easy. However it is the right place for those willing to push themselves and grow. Salary: Negotiable based on experience, I can't be more specific than that. PM me with any questions or expression of interest.
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Apr 25, 2010 11:52
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Rastor posted:OK, we are hiring in the IT department at Resume sent!
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Apr 26, 2010 04:00
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Rastor posted:Job App Resume also sent, UK near London if possible. Willing to relocate pretty much anywhere if assisted with relocation.
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Apr 28, 2010 16:06
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Cross Posting this from SA-mart 4-5 figure budget http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3298042 So I am in the process of launching a web based business and we are prepared to take the next step and get some working shell of a website for our launch. I myself am not too technically versed, but we do have a pretty veteran developer somewhat mentoring us on this project. You will likely be able to speak with him about the specifics and what not, but this is something we'd like to be able to do on our own. We're looking for both a graphic designer for the website, as well as a PHP/Jquery/MSQL guy to mash it all together on the back end. For the graphic designer, we are essentially looking for the website's feel and navigation to be layed out in .psd format. We are wanting multiple .psds (Landing page, inside pages etc) that we can in turn hand to our backend team and have them chop it up. We have some very basic wire frames and ideas that we would like to expand on, but definitely feel that a professional would have a much better take on this. We are mostly concerned with design, feel, graphical schemes, and navigation schemes. On the back end of things, we are seeking someone to take those .PSDs and translate them into the actual website. Again, mainly listing off what I was told to look for, some strong points are - PHP/MYSQL knowledge - Jquery knowledge (apparently this is awesome?) - CSS knowledge - Simplicity. We won't have the budget for a full time web guy, so we would need to be able to upload content, make blog post and what not without having to log into 6 unix shells and sacrifice a goat We have done the groundwork, have some other sites that are already live to give you an idea. We have some ghetto wireframes as well with product requirements as well. Feel free to leave a method of contact, or PM me
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Apr 29, 2010 03:37
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htabz posted:Cross Posting this from SA-mart Feel free to email me, scott.r.rothman@gmail.com
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Apr 29, 2010 18:04
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Who we are: Government Contractor Where we are: Northern Virginia / Washington DC Job title: Systems Administrator What we want: A competent windows system administrator. College, certs, all that - not required. Experience and intelligence please. Teamwork is huge. BONUS MEGA POINTS if you have Security+ and/or Active Security Clearance. Why you'd want to work here: It's a pretty sweet gig, the people rule, and the pay isnt bad. We're the first DoD network to deploy an entirely Win2k8 domain into production soooo resume is good too? Good benefits, tuition reimbursement, etc Why you wouldn't want to work here: It's hectic, a lot of poo poo going on, and all that stuff. Salary: Up to $60k. Please PM me on here if interested. I know one of the helpdesk guys relocated from California for his job, so theyll take you from out of state, but dont expect assistance.
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Apr 29, 2010 20:33
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Who we are: We're a new Apple Services division inside a large, publicly traded computer supplier. The VPs have let our division "off the chain" to go make them money and we need people that can work in a fast, agile environment. What we're looking for: I am in need of 2-3 systems engineers with heavy experience with Apple server and client deployment and integration. Experience with Open Directory and Active Directory integration a must. Experience with Apple's Xsan products also VERY valuable. General wired / wireless networking also a plus. Who we're looking for: Must be able to function in a "parachute tech" role, going to a client's site solo for 1 to 2 weeks and building a pre-specified solution. No degree required, but Apple's ACSA or ACTC is HIGHLY preferred or the experience required to get these quickly. MUST be able to communicate clearly and effectively. Location: Work from home, HEAVY nation-wide travel (probably for 50%+ of your time). If you're not on the road, you basically have your time to yourself as long as you answer your phone / e-mail. Approximate opening date: Immediately. Benefits: Health with Dental / Vision, Life Insurance, Retirement Matching Contact: PM me. NeuralSpark fucked around with this message at 14:37 on May 1, 2010 |
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Apr 30, 2010 02:56
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NeuralSpark posted:Location:
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lament.cfg fucked around with this message at 23:50 on Aug 26, 2010 |
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May 3, 2010 15:03
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traveling midget posted:jobs Oh God emailed you.
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May 3, 2010 15:37
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traveling midget posted:
Sent you an e-mail.
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May 3, 2010 15:43
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Hiring in : Offices located in Montreal, Canada. Who we are : Social / Casual video game company. We develop games for the PC, Consoles and are branching out to Facebook. Looking For : Wizards
Benefits : Paid Vacation. Standard health plan. Chill work environment. Gorgeous springs in Montreal Opening Date : Immediately Contact me via PM.
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May 3, 2010 17:07
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 People with job openings I do my best to update the first post whenever new openings are posted, but I don't have time to track each and every job posting after that. If an opening is no longer available, please let me know (either in thread, with PM, whatever) so that I can remove it from the OP. I'm pretty sure that not everything currently listed is still available. Thanks!
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May 3, 2010 17:20
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otakup0pe posted:Hiring in : Offices located in Montreal, Canada. Sounds cool, is French language proficiency required?
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May 3, 2010 18:54
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traveling midget posted:Hiring in: Philadelphia, Bethesda MD, Washington DC Metro
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May 3, 2010 18:58
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edit : wrong account
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May 3, 2010 23:53
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MaberMK posted:Sounds cool, is French language proficiency required? You need to have a basic understanding of written/spoken French. Most business is conducted in English, however meetings are often bilingual.
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May 4, 2010 00:01
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Hiring in: Austin, TX Who we are: Video game developer / publisher. http://www.trionworlds.com/ Looking For: This position just opened up and will be on our website next week. If you have data center experience your resume immediately moves to the top of my pile. SENIOR WINDOWS SYSTEMS ENGINEER We are looking for an exceptional Senior Windows Systems Engineer to help manage the infrastructure for our corporate and game environments. The Senior Windows Systems Engineer will be responsible for defining and establishing system administration functions for server infrastructure including Windows Server, Exchange, Active Directory, deployment automation, high availability, patch management 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 - Manage DNS, DHCP, DFS and Active Directory services on Windows 2003 and 2008. - Support a multi-site Exchange 2007 environment. - Support multiple groups by engineering, 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. - Completing work requests received through the help desk ticketing system. REQUIREMENTS - Extensive experience with Microsoft Server 2003/2008 and Exchange 2007 - Very strong understanding of Active Directory and GPO management in multiple forests - Demonstrated expertise of TCP/IP, subnets and routing - Proven success in deploying and managing enterprise-class hardware in a 7x24 environment - 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 Perforce, VMware, 10GbE networks, HP Proliant servers and blades a plus - 5+ years real-world experience implementing and managing enterprise technology projects ideally in a 24/7 environment - Proven ability to develop architecture and provide design oversight that incorporates high availability, operations supportability and scalability to a high volume, rapidly growing IT organization - MSCE, MCTS, or MCITP certification - BA/BS in any area of sciences or engineering Benefits: Cushy work environment. Medical, Dental, 401k, Paid Vacation, etc.. Opening Date: ASAP, send your resume to me, brent@trionworlds.com
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May 4, 2010 03:06
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My experience: Just graduated with a bachelors from University of West Florida in Information Technology. I have two years of asp.net web application development experience working as a co-op throughout college. I am very fluent in asp.Net, C#, SQL, HTML, and CSS. I have experience with javascript, jQuery, php, Java, and C++. I also am very knowledgeable in network administration. What I'm looking for:: Any kind of web development or programming job Where I live:: Pensacola, FL Where I'm looking:: Just looking to stay in the south east. When I can start:: Immediately Requirements:: Looking for a position with some growth potential Can be reached via: awoods226@gmail.com
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May 4, 2010 16:11
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Strict 9 fucked around with this message at 20:52 on Jul 6, 2010 |
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May 4, 2010 20:07
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traveling midget posted:Hiring in: Philadelphia, Bethesda MD, Washington DC Metro Applied and replied to your email! Thanks again for posting this!
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May 6, 2010 01:49
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traveling midget posted:Hiring in: Philadelphia, Bethesda MD, Washington DC Metro Sent you an e-mail requesting some more info. Thanks!
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May 6, 2010 02:07
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Who we are: Freeverse INC, now a part of ngmoco:) What we do: We make iPhone games. Looking For: A Database & Engineer Rockstar We're looking for a certain type of engineer. One that knows SQL extremely well, knows how to write front-ends in PHP and/or Ruby to allow an application to interact with said SQL database, get Apache running and performing admirably, and ideally, this engineer has some C/C++/Obj-C chops to help out with said applications. Basically, a database rockstar with some coder thrown in the mix. One thing that is important, we really need someone who meets our exact criteria. So if you are good at C#, .NET and Java, but have none of the other skills, sorry. This is a very vital job we are looking to fill. So! You, the rockstar in question, should be able to: - Setup MySQL servers, located onsite, offsite, wherever. - Optimize queries for maximum efficiency and speed. - Create frontend bits via PHP and/or Rails to allow an application to communicate with the database. - Understand SQL load banacing, mirroring, and know how to scale a database when needed. - Setup Apache and get it running at optimum efficiency. - Have a bit of C/C++/Objective-C experience, and the drive to learn more. - Take ownership of these databases and related duties, and ensure they're working as well as possible. Ideally, your background includes experience with: - Doing all of the above professionally. - Asynchronous database transactions of course, and some real-time database transactions as well. - Real-time network coding (C/C++/Obj-C). - Working with a team. - Working under pressure. Benefits: • 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. So we really need to fill this job asap. We have this posting out in a few places. I don't think we have any relocation funds available. We are trying to hire in the NYC/New Jersey area. Most of the work will take place on Servers located somewhere out in the cloud (ngmoco HQ). But we need this person in the office, sorry. You don't have to actually have any game experience, but it's a major plus. Nor do you need any actual iPhone experience, but the more familiar you are with the device, even from a personal level the better. If you are interested, send me a resume, bruce@freeverse.com (my name is Bruce Morrison so you don't have to address stuff to "Mr. Hippieman"). I'll try to forward any resumes that meet the criteria to the top of the stack. No promises. 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. Lastly, can someone nuke my old entry on the front page in place of this one? We filled the position. hippieman fucked around with this message at 17:58 on Jun 22, 2010 |
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May 6, 2010 18:48
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Job Opening Who we are: an internet startup Where: Los Angeles area Position: Sysadmin (also dev, qa, sales) We need at least one sysadmin for operations and systems engineering. Looking for strong experience in web applications, linux, and datacenter operations. Great opportunity with stock options. PM me for more info.
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May 7, 2010 20:05
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traveling midget posted:Hiring in: Philadelphia, Bethesda MD, Washington DC Metro
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May 10, 2010 22:31
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My experience: Nine years total working with computers, six years in the workforce. I was a tech support volunteer in college from 2000-2004, I worked at the college help desk from 2001-2004, and I've been in escalating roles since 2004. I started out doing proprietary software support along with heavy TCP/IP, Windows 2000/XP, lab information systems (basically Unix servers/terminal clients) and moving up to supporting Wintel platforms, MS Office 2003/2007, Exchange 2003 and 2007, Blackberries and BES, Win2K3 and R2, Win2k8, Vista and 7. Activesync-based mobile devices, printers and hardware, etc. What I'm looking for: A job where I can start the transition from full-time desktop support to full-time Windows sysadmin work. I'm mostly interested in messaging support. Even if it's just desktop support with a lot of server maintenance included, that's fine too. Where I live: New Brunswick/Edison, NJ and moving back to northern NJ. Where I'm looking: The Edison, NJ area but primarily Manhattan. I am not averse to the NYC commute. When I can start: Within two weeks of accepting an offer unless I get PILONed out upon giving notice. Requirements: High $50k range. Basic benefits (health and dental). I'm flexible on bennies/perks. Can be reached via: this thread, PM, email (mjpbyr0n at gmail dot c0m, replace the 0s with the letter O)
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May 11, 2010 18:30
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Updated January 2012: Where: Triad Area, North Carolina Who we are: We're a fairly large retail-based business with a chain of stores throughout the southeast. What we're looking for: We've got two 4th and 5th shift openings in our Network Operation Center. The positions would provide proactive monitoring and first level support for corporate WAN networks, and work with service providers to troubleshoot network service outages. Who to contact: Send me a PM if you're interested. Edit: positions filled, thanks cytro fucked around with this message at 14:52 on Feb 17, 2012 |
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May 11, 2010 21:29
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Job Opening! Where? Sydney, Australia Who are we? We're an integrated creative advertising agency that is part of a leading global network. What we're looking for? Due to expansion we're looking for a new junior IT helpdesk role. You'll be responsible for day to day desktop support for 100+ staff, reporting to myself. Knowledge of Mac OSX is essential as we're 90% Mac desktops (Apple is one of our client). Also any experience in a creative apps, such as Adobe Creative Suite, will be highly regarded. Who to contact? PM me or email at itmanager@wtbwa.com.au.
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