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Posting this again: Experience: BS in Information Technology, 1 year of experience in a production support environment with FedEx Services in support of Distributed Revenue Systems. DRS consists of 500+ servers in a hybrid of Windows, Solaris, and *nix platforms. Conducted level 1 to level 3 support as well as logistics and operations such as error reporting, monitoring, and documentation. Where I'm looking: Open. What I'm looking for: Flexible, willing to take on new opportunities to grow and advance skills. What I'm NOT looking for: Helpdesk. When I can start: 2 week notice + relocation (if applicable) Requirements: 40-50k, preferably permanent PM me to get my email and full resume and references, or post your email.
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Nukelear v.2 posted:I actually will, but I'm not sure when it's going to open up. Could be a month or two or three. Send me a resume if you'd like. I sent you my resume for either the IT or the QA positions. I don't know C# yet, but I'm learning it.
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Currently unemployed and figured whats the worst that can happen. My experience: 4 years in general call center, 9 months first tier help desk/tech support for multi-office 2000/XP environment. Served as on site administrator/coordinator with the developers of the appointment making software. Along with some Citrix and Crystal Report training. Some basic general Linux and OSX 10.5/10.6 along with Windows Vista/7 experience as well. What I'm looking for: Help desk, Jr level IT, QA, CJ, etc. What I'm NOT looking for: Sales Where I live: Skokie, IL Where I'm looking: Willing to travel around North Shore of Chicago When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Money, maybe benefits. Can be reached via: PM and email, pearldiver at gmail dot com.
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Aug 1, 2010 21:42
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That Guy From Pearldiver posted:Currently unemployed and figured whats the worst that can happen. Sent you a PM, company doesn't have anything open at the moment, but will probably be doing some more hiring in the near future.
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Aug 1, 2010 21:52
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Hm, why not. Throwing my hat into the ring. My experience: Bachelors in Networks and Communications Management, 2 years experience supporting a Windows-based network in a service desk/jr system administration role including, but not limited to desktop and server troubleshooting, purchasing, and support/deployment tasks with Oracle's JDEdwards and Peoplesoft ERP systems. Currently an active CCNA, working toward CCNP and MCITP in the future. What I'm looking for: Positions relating to Network/Systems Administation What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level IT Where I live: Columbus, OH Metro Where I'm looking: Columbus, OH Metro When I can start: After standard notice with current employer Requirements: Health insurance, competitive wages Can be reached: In-thread or bscovr at gmail dot com
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Yeah, gonna do this before this current job drives me batshit insane. My experience: Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems. Four years helpdesk experience at college, coming up on one year with a small contracted managed service company. About 5 years windows desktop support (98, XP, Vista, 7), little over a year of WINS 03/08 experience. Lots of experience in troubleshooting, customer service, setup and installation. A bit of networking under my belt. Dabbled in some website development, although nothing fancy or beyond CSS. What I'm looking for: Something local, Helpdesk, entry level, almost anything at this point What I'm NOT looking for: Drive around managed service/Sales Where I live: New Orleans, uptown area Where I'm looking: New Orleans area (just signed a year lease, not going anywhere) When I can start: As soon as necessary, save for appropriate notice for current employer. Requirements: Benefits would be nice, 35K+, but I'm somewhat flexible. Can be reached via: email: rwkelly155 at gmail dot com
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Aug 4, 2010 16:51
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Filled.
Same Great Paste fucked around with this message at 17:39 on Sep 17, 2010 |
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Aug 4, 2010 17:16
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Lets try this out again, I am giving my description of the job. Who are we? ICAP Where are we? Jersey City, NJ Job Title Desktop Support Job Description Support day to day activities of the trading floor. Trouble shooting desktop and back end blade systems for the brokers. Responsibilities *Support the trading Floor *Trouble Shooting issues Requirements *Some good PC Knowledge *Good Interpersonal Skills *Trouble Shooting abilities My Breakdown If you are good at trouble shooting desktop issues you can handle this job. If you have worked in an enterprise environment before with Exchange,Blackberries, and outlook and can handle all those desktop side problems then you should be solid. Benefits competitive salary and a generous benefits that includes medical, dental, 401K, vision and all the soda you can drink. Send your resume to me, Vincent.Saporito AT us.icap.com
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BrotherNumsey fucked around with this message at 21:15 on Jan 7, 2020 |
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Aug 10, 2010 16:00
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Golden Dragon posted:We are looking for an IT guy in Tallahassee. One of our two IT guys ran off to some job in Atlanta, and we need to fill the void. It's a nice small company of 30 some people, users aren't stupid, windows environment. This position has been filled.
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Aug 11, 2010 21:18
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Found a position. Thanks anyway!
Wizard of the Deep fucked around with this message at 18:44 on Oct 17, 2010 |
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Aug 12, 2010 13:17
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Cidrick fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Jun 21, 2011 |
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Aug 13, 2010 20:40
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I'm in. My experience: BS in Electrical Engineering (with a focus on semiconductor physics and circuit design). I am a project management professional with 10 years of technical and logistical project management and business management experience in both public and privately held companies. I have 4.5 years of experience managing projects at the cutting edge of proprietary, semiconductor process design and over 4 years of experience managing the day-to-day operations of a successful architecture firm. I am currently working toward my PMP certification. What I'm looking for: Position in the tech field in either Operations, Consulting or Project Management What I'm NOT looking for: Sales Where I live: Austin, TX Where I'm looking: Austin, TX and surrounding areas When I can start: After two-week notice with current employer Requirements: Health insurance, competitive wages Can be reached: PM or at mkarpinski @ mac.com
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Cidrick posted:Who We Are: Sears Holdings Corporation You got mail!
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Aug 14, 2010 02:43
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I've got a good job now, will be here for a bit before moving on to other things! Contact still welcome at my user name at Gmail.
Sonnekki fucked around with this message at 16:09 on Jun 19, 2012 |
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Aug 16, 2010 03:07
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Just wanted to post a job opening at my IT consultancy based out of Columbus, OH. I don't know if its even listed on our website. We really need people with SharePoint experience. Both development and configuration experience are a plus, but one or the other is also okay. Preferably people that are certified, but if you are not and have some 2-3+ years experience, I'm interested in talking to you. Please send me an email at my username at gmail and provide your experience as well as any certifications. Pay and position level depend on your experience. (Note that I am not a recruiter, I can just refer you to the people you need to talk to) Jeffrey Colon fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Aug 16, 2010 |
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Aug 16, 2010 21:08
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Flu Roo fucked around with this message at 18:07 on Jul 1, 2011 |
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Aug 17, 2010 15:21
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Just moved to the Austin area, so throwing out a little info on myself. My experience: BS in Computer Science w/ minor in General Science. 3+ years experience working helpdesk for Bowling Green State University (MAC + PC). 2+ years egoless web development programming using PHP, HTML, Javascript (jQuery mostly), CSS, mySQL, SVN for BGSU. About two months of experience working in Wicket, a web framework for Java. What I'm looking for: Almost anything right now. Helpdesk, entry level, doing anything from web developement, software engineering, or any physical network positions. Where I live: Currently North Austin Where I'm looking: Surrounding area. When I can start: ASAP Can be reached: tommy.wiebell@gmail.com
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Reposting again since, again, I moved, again. My experience: 2yrs IT Tech Support (telephone, email, internet), 1yr IT Tech Support (on site) - total 3 years general tech support, but I've been toying with computers my whole life. What I'm looking for: Tech Support / Computer Janitor / System Admin (assistant) What I'm NOT looking for: Anything dealing with home users though I'm not picky really at this moment, as long as they're English speakers. Where I live: Montreal, Quebec Where I'm looking: Inner City When I can start: When do you want me? Requirements: A job that encourages learning, and not afraid of teaching me new things. I am a very fast learner when it comes to computers. A place where I can advance in a career. A place that will either waive the fact that my French isn't up to scratch, or a place that will let me slowly learn French. It's my biggest weakness coming back into this country. Can be reached via: PM, migishu [at] gmail Expecting even less of a shot now than when I last reposted.
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I've got a job for a hardware/electronics design engineer. Who I am: I'm an engineer as above with 5 years of experience. I've grown into one of the go-to guys for my company. We're looking to hire a baby engineer that we can grow up into the type of work that we do. What we do: We do electronics for the defense industry. I've worked on a variety of different projects in only 5 short years at my position here. Everything from a shirt with life-signs monitoring sensors and electronics, to ground penetrating radars that detect IEDs and landmines, to sniper detection systems. Some of our work that I have contributed heavily to has made the cover of USA Today, which is a pretty awesome feeling. Where we are: My office is located on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Hurricanes are an occasional part of life, but there are lots of ways to deal with them. They are not as scary as The Weather Channel and CNN make them out to be, but they are a very real danger that's part of the area, just like earthquakes out in California. What you will do: You will probably be attached to a more senior engineer to mentor you for several months. Like all the other engineers in the building, as you grow, you'll diversify your skill set and bounce from project to project as needs arise. That's a GOOD THING. What you need: An awesome attitude. Right now we have an abundance of work and not enough warm-bodies to do it. If you aggressively take on new tasks and bring a good attitude to the table, you'll be fine. If this is something that sounds interesting to you, send me a PM on the forums here with an email address to contact you at. I'll solicit a resume from you and follow up with a phone interview if I like what I see. For obvious reasons, I'll be vetting candidates before I put them in front of my own boss.
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Who We Are: Diamond Visionics Where We Are: Binghamton, NY Job Title: Senior Software Engineer. Diamond Visionics is seeking senior-level software engineers, who have a desire to work on developing unique and advanced visualization solutions using C++ and OpenGL for simulation, training, and GIS applications. Who we are The company is a small software company located in Upstate, NY who deals with mostly the Training and Simulation Defense market. Atmosphere is pretty laid back with plenty of room to grow. All of our development is in visual systems, so think of it as a giant video game for the real world. Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain software in a collaborative team-based environment, with occasional travel to customer sites and trade shows. Requirements Qualifications and Experience: B.S. in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics or equivalent experience: 1. 3+ years software design, code, and test experience 2. Strong C++ skills including knowledge of templates, object-oriented concepts, design patterns, and the Windows platform. Experience with Boost, networking, Linux, and GUI development a plus. 3. OpenGL 3.0+ (experience with shaders and GPU computing a plus) 4. Experience with GIS a plus 5. Excellent written & verbal skills 6. Experience with Agile development methodologies a plus Please email resumes or questions to my gmail which is my username@gmail.com shaitan fucked around with this message at 23:21 on Feb 25, 2012 |
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Aug 20, 2010 03:32
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I figured it can't hurt to put this here. I'm looking to move on, and hopefully up from my current position (which is 'Senior Systems Administrator'): My experience: 11 years experience as a Systems Administrator, focused primarily on Linux/BSD doing ISP/Telco and now Academic stuff. From tiny environments to 25k+ servers. What I'm looking for: A position that will lead into Management or some other senior position. Ideally a position in which I can get involved in larger projects right from the start and not just from a limited technical viewpoint. Also a place that appreciates automation and all the interesting devops stuff that's happening out there. What I'm NOT looking for: A junior sysadmin position or a senior position that leaves me without room to advance. I don't want to remain doing the same level of technical work forever. Where I live: Fitchburg, MA Where I'm looking: Along the commuter line from Fitchburg into Boston! When I can start: I'd have to give 2-4 weeks notice I think considering how much stuff I handle here. Requirements: Family Health insurance is a must! Can be reached via: This thread, PM, apenney@gmail.com
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Aug 20, 2010 16:32
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Position filled by a goon!
Xexre fucked around with this message at 15:07 on Dec 14, 2010 |
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Aug 21, 2010 04:13
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Filled.
Namlemez fucked around with this message at 06:01 on Oct 30, 2010 |
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Lights fucked around with this message at 22:58 on Sep 23, 2014 |
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Aug 27, 2010 11:50
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Who we are: IT consulting firm Where we are: DC, Northern VA, Montgomery County Job title: MS network engineer/administrator. You will be providing software and hardware computer consulting to clients, mostly small clients up to 20 users. You will be on site with clients probably 100% of the time meaning you have to dress nicely and be polite to people. You will rarely see your boss or any actual coworkers. No clearance or anything like that. MCSE preferred. Salary: over 60k probably PM me or email nevergirls@stuffshortpeoplelike.com if interested in more information.
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Edit: Okay for now.
Bob Jones fucked around with this message at 14:57 on May 27, 2011 |
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Sep 2, 2010 23:24
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Interviews completed and position should be filled soon. Thanks Goons
Arzakon fucked around with this message at 16:35 on Sep 18, 2010 |
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Here goes nothing. My experience: 7 years in mostly end user help desk roles. Last position supported everything including the kitchen sink, software and hardware. Local machine connectivity up to working with carrier on site outages. Windows machines from 98-7. All apps and most any other problem users had with software from excel to itunes. Supported Centricity EMR and PM, also. I've also started branching out into basic network and server troubleshooting. Mostly Cisco IOS and Windows '03 and '08 servers. Other duties included training new employees and working with other teams and reassigning tickets as necessary. I handled multiple projects with differing requirements and deadlines as well. What I'm looking for: A job that will allow for growth and training. Entry level network troubleshooting. Entry level server administration. Desk side support. What I'm NOT looking for: Sales. General public, home user support. Where I'm looking: In and around Cincinnati. Northern Kentucky would also be fine. When I can start: Immediately Requirements: 16-20$ an hour, room for growth and training. Standard benefits such as health insurance, 401k, etc. Can be reached via: PM or this thread.
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Nevergirls posted:Who we are: IT consulting firm This position has been  GOON-FILLED! Thank you.
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Edit: gone
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Sep 10, 2010 18:03
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My experience: BS in Computer Science, during which time I had three summer internships programming in Java/.NET; 2 years as a PHP web programmer, also doing frontend CSS/jQuery. What I'm looking for: Programming. I'm most comfortable in Ruby, Java, .Net (very willing and able to learn new languages however); I'm primarily a Mac person, but I'm not picky. What I'm NOT looking for: Frontend web work. Where I live: South Jersey Where I'm looking: Philadelphia, PA When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Health insurance, 401k, etc. Prefer to be near public transportation. Can be reached via: PM or e-mail through profile. I can supply a resume on request (no offense but I don't need a ton of goons with my home address and phone number  )
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e: nm
BlackMK4 fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Jun 18, 2015 |
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No longer looking.
Flu Roo fucked around with this message at 18:08 on Jul 1, 2011 |
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Rastor posted:
I have an onsite now as a result of a referral from this guy. If you're at all curious, give it a shot.
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My experience: * Computer hardware troubleshooting/repair/building (around 8 years experience) * Windows troubleshooting (again, around 8 years experience) * *NIX experience, ubuntu/gentoo/etc, experience in lighttpd * Programming experience, primarily in C-like languages, but I can learn relatively quickly. What I'm looking for: A job in the Seattle, WA area ASAP What I'm NOT looking for: Sales. Where I live: I'll be moving to Seattle on Oct 1. Where I'm looking: Seattle. When I Can Start: Oct 4. Can be reached: ixisid@gmail.com (Google Chat or E-Mail)
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Posting again because I got a promotion, but still don't care for the local corporate culture. My experience: * B.S. in Information Technology * 1yr Experience as "Technical Analyst" supporting the Distributed Revenue Systems of a major shipping company (They have an arrow in their logo) * Extensive experience with Batch Scheduling (Orsyp Dollar Universe system, mainframe scheduling) * Was promoted to manager of my group, now directly supervise group of 8-12 associates in performing daily tasks as well as scheduling, time off requests, and other administrative duties. * Lifetime of self taught all-around computer experience, specializing in Windows with some light *NIX and Macintosh * Scripting and Task Automation What I'm looking for: A new job, 35,000/yr+, with benefits What I'm NOT looking for: I'm willing to listen to anything. Where I live: Orlando, FL. But looking elsewhere Where I'm looking: Canada, USA, Europe (Would require sponsorship for Canada/Europe) When I Can Start: 2 Weeks Notice + Relocation Time Can be reached: mattmartin.it@gmail.com
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Hey, I'm just another jobless goon. My experience: BS Computer Science, 9 years software development experience with emphasis on C# and Perl. Marginal/beginner experience with SQL. I generally wrote software used in clinical environments. Lots of work with automation and application integration. What I'm looking for: Something new. Willing to learn, of course. Where I'm looking: Continental USA. Currently living in Maryland. Willing to relocate. What I'm not looking for: Programming as a primary job function. Secondary/tertiary is acceptable. When can I start? 2 Weeks Notice + Relocation time Salary Requirements: Enough to live comfortably by myself in your area. Contact me: Send a PM Console Parade fucked around with this message at 19:25 on Sep 16, 2010 |
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Two jobs in the West Los Angeles / Santa Monica area. We're a profitable company in "the adult industry." That said, we don't actually produce any of what the "adult industry" sells. We handle the financial aspects of it. 1.) Graphic Designer The biggest need is for a Visual/Graphic Designer. If you can make websites look good, I may very well have a job for you. The people who don't really know much like the idea of using Flex. I have, however, convinced them that someone who can navigate Javascript / CSS / HTML would make the internet a less tragic place. That said, if you can meet either of those criteria--you're pretty well set. If you have an interest in learning one or the other (or anything else you're thinking about) you can pretty much do it on the company's dime. Again, profitable company. Money is not tight and you'll have whatever you want for your workspace. Free breakfast. Free health benefits (pay nothing). Etc. 2.) Ruby on Rails Web Developer (non-Ruby/RoR background is OK) Ruby is simply an amazing and fun language. If you're a Ruby developer, or have some experience as a developer and want to be one, shoot me an e-mail. I've got no problem bringing on a Goon and helping you get your foot in the door. Preference is for someone with Ruby/Rails dev background, but the market is really drat good (frustratingly so). Use the chance to get in on that market now, and get paid in the process. Same as above. contact: me@ inherentlylame .com
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My experience: Progression in current company from intern to part-time to full-time sysadmin (0.5 yr/1.5yr/2yr). Work primarily consisted of support of Windows (2k up to 2k8) and Linux (primary RHEL/Cent, but some Deb/Ubuntu and a dash of FreeBSD) servers. Additional experience with network equipment (Cisco IOS) and hardware (Dell/HP primarily) What I'm looking for: Although I am certainly up for general sysadmin work, I would be interested in something a bit more focused than what I am used to What I'm NOT looking for: Primary role as a developer. I can do some scripting though if needed Where I live: Northeast Iowa Where I'm looking: Midwest, preferred areas are Madison, Minneapolis/St. Paul, and Chicagoland When I can start: Planning on relocation in early May, so around then. I'm also getting married in June though so I may need time off or just start after that if not possible. Requirements: Reasonable pay for area, 401k, health (2 persons), proximity to public transit if possible Can be reached: PM, Thread, or chase.ewing@cfu.net Tatsujin fucked around with this message at 22:14 on Jan 11, 2011 |
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