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I don't have any formal requirements or anything on me but I figure I'll give this a shot. I work at an IT consulting company based in the NYC/Long Island area and my company is currently looking to hire an NYC field tech and also a help desk guy for the Long Island office (East Northport). We also have an NYC office so if you're awesome enough you could probably just be placed there instead. We mostly deal with Windows but some clients have a few Macs as well. The software we use is ConnectWise for our ticketing system and Labtech for monitoring/other MSP type stuff. Experience with this is definitely going to be a plus. Basically for the field tech they're looking for someone with a pretty good amount of experience who can also think on their feet. For the help desk guy it's mostly just about being friendly with the customers but I believe the higher ups are looking for someone who has at least a medium level of experience working the desk. So if any of you guys are interested feel free to shoot over your resume or any questions to my username at gmail. We're a pretty laid back company but there is work to be done!
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My experience: 10 years 1st line/helpdesk, 5 years 2nd/3rd line Windows server support and administration, VMware, HP/Dell hardware, FC SAN/switches, AD, McAfee, CA Arcserve What I'm looking for: Server administrator/tech support in a Windows environment, ideally working with VMware. Would love to expand AD/Exchange/SQL knowledge and experience. What I'm NOT looking for: 1st line/junior helpdesk positions Where I live: Hertfordshire, UK Where I'm looking: Herts/Beds/Bucks/London. Willing to relocate for right position. When I can start:ASAP (Currently out of work) Requirements: Permanent or contract work, anything with a decent paycheck! Can be reached via: PM
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I'm going through a recruiter right now that may have hooked me up with a python developer job - they're looking for Ruby developers too. Full relocation to San Antonio, etc. If you're a decent Ruby developer, and interested in TX at all, PM me and I'll hook you up with my guy, he seems to know his poo poo. Especially in that I had applied for these jobs cold before and never gotten a response, but got a phone interview the week he first contacted me. If you don't have PMs, email at hijakk at the google mail.
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My experience: ~2 years as a web designer / developer (PHP / Python, using CodeIgniter/Wordpress/Drupal/Django), Linux web server admin, and help desk support tech. What I'm looking for: Anything from software development (Python / web dev-focus preferred, but I'm definitely not picky) to entry-level help desk. What I'm NOT looking for: Recruiters Where I live: Tacoma, WA, and willing to relocate anywhere Where I'm looking: Anywhere, I'm not tied down. When I can start: ASAP Requirements: Again, I'm not picky. Can be reached via: falenus@gmail.com
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I like turtles posted:I'm going through a recruiter right now that may have hooked me up with a python developer job - they're looking for Ruby developers too. Full relocation to San Antonio, etc. If you're a decent Ruby developer, and interested in TX at all, PM me and I'll hook you up with my guy, he seems to know his poo poo. Especially in that I had applied for these jobs cold before and never gotten a response, but got a phone interview the week he first contacted me. RackSpace?
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My experience: 1.5 years doing software development, 2 years doing onsite IT/Help desk (worked full time while getting my degree  )Education: B.S Computer Science (graduating this spring) What I'm looking for: A job that has me doing either development, IT, or technical writing What I'm NOT looking for: help desk Where I live: Northeast Wisconsin Where I'm looking: Seattle When I can start: June 1st Requirements: Health insurance, full time Can be reached via: chad.goding AT gmail DOT com
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(crosspost from COBOL) I'm looking to relocate to Pittsburgh from NJ come late July/early August (a bit sooner if needed, like mid July). Come July I'll have two years professional experience, so I'm ideally looking for a Junior Developer position. Thus far I'm more experienced with .NET and C#, but I'm willing to learn. Languages: C#, SQL, Java, Python, Ruby, CSS, HTML, Javascript Frameworks: .NET, .NET MVC, jQuery, minimal exposure to Rails, some projects for fun in XNA Things you like to do: Web applications, but I'm open to anything Availability: Full time Contact: PM me or email at tony dot perriello at gmail dot com. I have a GitHub (https://github.com/tonype), and I also have a resume available upon request.
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skipdogg posted:RackSpace?
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What the hell. Time has come. My experience: 12 years as system admin for a small company. Sole IT person with the exception of consultant that does the heavy SQL coding stuff. All Windows clients, Windows Server NT to 2008. SQL Server 7 to 2008, Exchange 2003, AD, Group Policy. Dell server and desktop hardware mostly. A little bit of everything. What I'm looking for: Something similar, but maybe part of a team this time. What I'm NOT looking for: Tier 1 Help Desk Where I live: Long Beach, CA Where I'm looking: Anywhere in LA/OC basin, but closer the better. I've gotten use to my 10 mile commute. Also looking in Denver CO area. When I can start: I would need to give notice, so 2-4 weeks. Requirements: Health insurance, full time Can be reached via: username AT chasbo DOT com
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I like turtles posted:Yeah. They're hiring a bunch of ruby and python guys right now, and this recruiter seems to have good contacts internally I just started at Rackspace about a month ago and they're hiring for tons of positions. Anyone willing to relocate to Texas (SA or Austin) who has Linux or Cisco experience, for one, should really consider applying here, even if you're just a freshly minted CCNA or Linux equivalent. Cisco guys in particular (since that's where I'm working), if you have questions, ask me (send a PM or e-mail my name at gmail) or one of the other Rackers in here; dolicf and gnarlyhotep are two I can think of off the top of my head, since they answered my questions. Hell, if you just have questions about moving to Texas, drop me a line, I just did it. (Free tip: the tax assessor's office where you go to register your car doesn't take any form of card. Bring cash or check, save yourself an extra trip through the line.)
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See my latest post for an open position.
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Scaramouche posted:k2theman - Hey, thanks for the tip, I may try to look into the social gaming thing. That's an interesting point about game infrastructure. I don't have professional experience in actual game programming, but this sector is definitely growing around here...I should probably look into expanding my skillset a bit.
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Thornes posted:I don't have any formal requirements or anything on me but I figure I'll give this a shot. Email and resume sent to you
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I like turtles posted:I'm going through a recruiter right now that may have hooked me up with a python developer job - they're looking for Ruby developers too. Full relocation to San Antonio, etc. If you're a decent Ruby developer, and interested in TX at all, PM me and I'll hook you up with my guy, he seems to know his poo poo. Especially in that I had applied for these jobs cold before and never gotten a response, but got a phone interview the week he first contacted me. Think long and hard about a move to San Antonio, I used to work at RS (great company) and left just to escape that hell hole. You'll only be an hour from Austin, but the cities are night and day. No job would ever bring me back there. Unfortunately I'm not too sure they have many developer positions in Austin, it's a small office. The programmers work in the "dungeon" which is the bottom floor of the castle, and it seemed like a really cool place to work. It was much more personal than those of us on the top floors (engineers). Comic book characters, etc everywhere. They have a ridiculous number of developers and the company does have smart people. vty fucked around with this message at 23:04 on Mar 18, 2012 |
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Hell, I'm going to post this here, since I can't seem to find anything at the moment that will reply back to me  My experience: Less than 2 years web development, recent graduate in Computing - Software Engineering. About 5 years experience in interest based learning on tools such as Photoshop. HTML/CSS, C#, .Net, C++, Java, Visual Studio. I admit that my experience is low which is why I'm having so much trouble getting into work. I have alot of background in interest based projects and a decent portfolio in design that has content dating all the way back to 2002. What I'm looking for: Web developer or front-end developer, junior or otherwise. What I'm NOT looking for: 1st line/junior helpdesk positions Where I live: Glasgow, Scotland, UK Where I'm looking: Anywhere and I quite literally mean it. I'm willing to relocate for the right position. When I can start: Immediately, since I'm unemployed Requirements: Permanent work Can be reached via: Email wmain00 at gmail dot com
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Giving this a proper try. My experience: Essentially a lifetime of computer use which proves handy as far as general troubleshooting goes (AKA using Google). I am most comfortable working with either Objective-C or Python, although any Java-like language (with the exception of C++, which I only know a little of) is easy enough to pick up the basics of. I've tinkered with the Cocoa Framework, but it's so massive that I don't really know it all that well. I have been trying to learn the basics of Django as of late. I'm not sure if web development/design is my thing, but I wanted to give it a chance. Typical OS X/Windows/some Linux experience, as well. What I'm looking for: I am essentially looking for "almost" anything at this point, although I would work for a bare minimum in which I can support myself (based on location) if it would allow me to do even the most entry-level development work (preferably in languages I'm more comfortable with), because I lack a portfolio. Tuition/learning assistance is a plus. Don't think I only want a developer position, as it's only what I would prefer. I want to work really hard and I want to put in my time to grow within a company, if they want to give me a chance. What I'm NOT looking for: A position where the people around me aren't fun, or don't like to learn. Where I live: Philadelphia. The IT market is appallingly bad here. 80% of the positions based on my general searching appear to be in .NET or Java, although companies seem to be heavily buzzword-driven, only seeking senior developers with ten years of experience. Even support/general IT positions seem lacking. Where I'm looking: I would like to be in or near Philadelphia for personal reasons, but if I want to make anything of myself I feel I may have to leave. Anything in the tri-state region is likely the most optimal, but I would also be open to most other places, as long as it's nice. When I can start: Immediately, I would imagine. Can be reached via: Please leave an email or PM me, if possible. Edited due to suggestion. double sulk fucked around with this message at 16:47 on Mar 19, 2012 |
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vty posted:Think long and hard about a move to San Antonio, I used to work at RS (great company) and left just to escape that hell hole. You'll only be an hour from Austin, but the cities are night and day. No job would ever bring me back there. Unfortunately I'm not too sure they have many developer positions in Austin, it's a small office. Yeah, I'm feeling wary about it. I'll see if I can get an extra day or something so I can get a feel for the area. I'm definitely angling for Austin, or remote, if I can swing it.
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For another PoV on that, I moved down to San Antonio from the midwest a couple years ago to work at Rackspace. SA isn't the greatest town, but it's not bad. It depends on what you're looking for. I'm far from getting past my wild days and settling down (like I'd imagine the majority of people in this thread) and while SA isn't nearly as awesome as Austin for that, it's not completely devoid of things to do, and like vty mentioned, Austin is a quick trip away. Another thing to consider is that the dynamic of the two offices is completely different. There are 3000+ people that work out of the SA office compared with... maybe 200-300 in Austin (though they're planning massive expansion here over the next few years). On that last note, Rackspace is hiring a significant number of Linux admins to help expand our Austin office. They're primarily looking for mid level/L2 types (probably 2-3 years professional Linux experience, maybe less if you're a rock star), but of course will interview & potentially hire for L1 and L3 positions if the right candidate comes along. We're having a big hiring event where you can interview & check out the office on March 24th. Additionally, L2+ positions come with a $3500 signing bonus. Here's a blurb they sent out about it: quote:Rackspace is the only company in the world that has an internal Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) program (currently 8 Rackers hold this certification). Feel free to shoot me an email if you have questions or want to talk to me about a referral. derian at gmail. I don't have PMs, so it'll have to be email. edit: To clarify that last part, we're the only company in the world to have an internal RHCA program that isn't Red Hat, obviously. dolicf fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Mar 19, 2012 |
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And on the off chance that you're a (very) seasoned Linux guy with pretty good application tier knowledge and OS skills that put most others to shame, my team is hiring to do some really fuckin' rad stuff for enterprise level hosted web applications. Pay is great and stress is low. Drop me a line for more info.
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dolicf posted:For another PoV on that, I moved down to San Antonio from the midwest a couple years ago to work at Rackspace. SA isn't the greatest town, but it's not bad. It depends on what you're looking for. I'm far from getting past my wild days and settling down (like I'd imagine the majority of people in this thread) and while SA isn't nearly as awesome as Austin for that, it's not completely devoid of things to do, and like vty mentioned, Austin is a quick trip away. I wish Rackspace did remote work from home admins. I just can't move to Austin.
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I hear you. I'll post it here, because I've already had it asked. Due to the way teams are structured at Rackspace and the work type and environment, generally remote work isn't a thing for sysadmins. It's not that exceptions aren't made, it's just that they're very rare. Keep in mind that the majority of sysadmin work at Rackspace (being a hosting provider) involves supporting multiple clients in a huge variety of configurations. It doesn't lend itself to remote work nearly as well as a traditional sysadmin role working on a handful of environments generally during business hours.
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What I need: LAMP developer with Design experience Who we are: A small Dev Ops team in a huge company working on a lot of fun things. This is the company. Where we are: Seattle, WA I'm looking to add another web developer to my team, we need someone who has a solid background in web development, particularly PHP. We're doing some major renovations of several sites in one of our divisions in addition to rolling out some new ones. In addition to web development we need a person who has strong web design skills as we'll also be doing a bit of rebranding and styling with some sites. Here's a list of technologies we're working with right now (this isn't complete, just a sample):
To be clear, this is a direct hire so I'm not looking for a contractor or agency to do the work. Here's a HR approved job description: Job Details Company: TIBCO Software Location: US – Seattle, Washington Job Functions: Administrative & Support, Architect, Information Architecture, Web Development Description TIBCO Spotfire products offer a visual and interactive experience that helps professionals quickly discover new and actionable insights in information. Distinguished by its speed to insight and adaptability to specific business challenges, Spotfire rapidly reveals unseen threats and new opportunities, creating significant economic value. Spotfire customers include industry leaders among the Global 2000 that have deployed Spotfire analytics to gain an information advantage over their competitors. For more information, visit http://spotfire.tibco.com. Responsibilities:
If you're interested send your resume to me at aosman@tibco.com
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dolicf posted:I hear you. Any clue on the range for Windows II/III guys? I have it made in the shade at my current job, but I've always been curious how RS pays.
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Getting tired of freelancing so here goes nothing! Graphic/Web Designer portfolio Age: 26 Location: Waynesboro, PA Contact: jerry at bellewdesign.com Where I'd Like To Work: Surrounding area if possible (Gettysburg, Frederick, Hagerstown, etc) Experience: I have 1 year of in-house design/development experience and 3 years of freelance experience. I can code HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript (no problem editing it). At one point was capable of coding ASP and Coldfusion, currently teaching myself PHP. I know all of the standard programs (Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash, etc) What I'm Looking For: Full-time work or Contract work (if it's consistent). I'd preferably like to be in more of a design role because it's what I'm more comfortable with. A relaxed/casual atmosphere would be a huge plus. Someone hire me. Griffith86 fucked around with this message at 16:32 on Mar 20, 2012 |
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What I need: Linux Systems Administrator for a college department (CMS, LMS, skunkworks). Who We Are: We are the Advanced Computing Services at Kennesaw State University, providing CMS, LMS, skunkworks projects, and high-performance computing to Kennesaw State University, the third-largest college in the state of Georgia. Where We Are: Kennesaw, GA We're looking to have a full-time systems administrator to keep our servers and services up to date and running top-notch. Here's a list of technologies we're working with right now:
quote:Apply Here! If you want to contact me with more questions regarding the position or to let me know you have applied, email me ( esembrat@gmail.com ) or PM me. I'm the Drupal Lead Developer and Project Manager for CMS development on campus, so I should be able to provide additional information regarding duties, daily tasks, etc. Webbeh fucked around with this message at 19:14 on Mar 20, 2012 |
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What We Need: We have multiple openings for software developers in a couple of different roles. We're looking for Enterprise Web Developers, C# Desktop Application Developers, and Embedded Software Developers. Who We Are: A small (~50 people) software engineering firm working primarily in the automotive and medical fields. Where We Are: Fort Wayne, IN Job Descriptions: Enterprise Web Developer 5 or more years of professional software development experience w/ 3 or more years of focused enterprise web application development. Looking for either ASP.NET or Java backgrounds. C# Desktop Application Developer Specifically seeking candidates with a strong C# background in addition to the standard software engineering skill set. This person will be a junior engineer on various projects/efforts and will also be responsible for creating builds and creating/maintaining complex installers. Embedded Software Developer I don't have much detail on this on as it's a new posting and I'm a desktop developer. Typically we look for C or C++ experience with a focus on real-time embedded operating systems. Our embedded work is mostly automotive so experience with CAN-based protocols is a big plus. We are looking for junior and experienced candidates. These are all direct hires. If you're interested or want additional information either email me (somethingawful@recycledkarma.com) or PM me.
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I need 2 Portland based developers. Edit: filled] mattdev fucked around with this message at 15:29 on Mar 22, 2012 |
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Looking to fill a position in Windsor, CT What We Need: A Data center operations technician Who We Are: (The corporate version and the Wikipedia version) A small department (YOU can be employee #9!) in a decent-sized company (About 7000 employees) that you probably see but don't recognize. You know those mailers for local companies and coupons that you get in your mailbox once or twice a week and the coupons in your Sunday paper? Familiar with the "Have you seen?" flyers? That's us. Great benefits, nice company to work for, frequently on "Best Companies to Work For" lists. Where We Are: This position is in Windsor, CT but the department is based in Livonia, MI NOTE: I don't know for certain if this is an afternoon (4pm to Midnight), morning (8am to 4pm) or some hybrid. quote:Data Center Operations Technician
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Who We Are: Come join me and 1-2 other jerks on the Harmonix Music web team What We Need: (1) Python/Django/Postgres web app developer (1) Javascript/CSS/HTML5 front-end developer for various Rock Band/Dance Central/[redacted] web endeavors. Go here and click Web for complete job descriptions and to see openings on other teams. I'll waive the Python experience requirement for someone with good Rails experience and will learn Python/Django quickly. Where We Are: Central Square, Cambridge, MA. Why you should work here: Cool people, great benefits, great city, great games, great food. tfederman fucked around with this message at 21:06 on Mar 23, 2012 |
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Who We Are - We are the largest private automotive dealership management group in the US. What We Need - A network tech with 1-2 years of experience, also you will handle some field work as well. Primarily focused on networks and backing up the field team. We work with Cisco, HP, Dell routers and switches. We also use 3COM NBX, Nortel, NEC, Cisco, Adtran, and Shoretel phone systems. Experience in any of these systems is a huge plus. We use Untangle and Sonicwall for filtering and some layer 3 work depending on the site. Where we are - Based in Nashville TN, corporate office in West Palm FL. We have sites all over the country we manage, there will be about 25-50% travel depending on the week. We are always home on the weekends. Why you should work here - We have a great team and you get to touch every bit of technology. Virtualization, Servers, Networks, VOIP, Storage, Digital Telecom, etc. Also you get to book all of your travel on your personal rewards account, but the company pays for it. So basically free hotels and flights for your vacations. We have a couple of Gulf Streams as well, so occasionally you get to pretend you're a Saudi Prince. I am the director for the South East for IT, you'll be working directly for me with a team of about 20 other folks. Its a great enviroment, and most days its a regular 9-6 job. We chill on slow weeks and buckle down during the difficult ones. We're all nerds, so we play games, watch Walking Dead and Game of Thrones, and enjoy each other's company outside of work often. If you are a freshly minted CCNA, its a good enviroment to get your feet wet in. We all take care of emergencies, so if the field guys get backed up even I will go out and assist, so you must not be adverse to doing some field work as we all wear a lot of hats here. Pay is DOE, but we start around 50k and go up from there. Contact me at sbrandon @ amsi2 . com if you are down, or PM me here. egoslicer fucked around with this message at 13:15 on Mar 26, 2012 |
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Got tired of taking my boss' verbal abuse. Complained. He fired me. Experience: Worked with FedEx's IT Operations team in a datacenter environment for 3 years, ascending from Level 1 monitoring to a specialized team for distributed scheduling and ultimatley to Lead of both groups, managing a team of 10-12. Jack of all trades position from scheduling to windows support to Redhat Linux operator work. Provided primary system monitoring for 500+ servers with event logging, problem escalation, and resolution. Education: BS in Information Technology What I'm looking for: Flexible. Where I live: Orlando, Florida Where I'm looking: Flexible When I can start: Immediatley Requirements: Will discuss. Can be reached via: PM or email legitimateemail@gmail Deviant fucked around with this message at 22:33 on Mar 27, 2012 |
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Time to put it out there. I've hired several goons in the past, hopefully karma will pay me back. My experience: 11+ years of IT experience, from tech work to middle management throughout the pharma services industry. Specific skillsets: ITIL, Sharepoint, Anything Microsoft really except dev work, strong network engineer, strong manager, process consulting Education: No degree, but lots of experience and a few relevant certs (ITIL, MCSE) looking for: Employment which results in money. Not too specific at this point. Can be short term to help you get your act together or fill tech work overflow, or long term with growth potential What I'm NOT looking for: Sitting in a grey box for 8 hours a day with people I don't like. Prefer telecommute or an AMAZING team/culture. Where I live: 20 miles west of Philadelphia Where I'm looking: Philadelphia and points west to Lancaster, or Telecommute. when I can start: yesterday Requirements: 1099 or W2. Can be reached via: PM or email kb3yef at gmail Flu Roo fucked around with this message at 18:41 on Mar 28, 2012 |
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Looking to hire What we need: Entry level .Net developer with some knowledge of SQL. Who we are: A small business that provides other small businesses with the ability to accept credit cards. Where we are: Centennial, CO (South Metro Denver, DTC area) Why you should work here: You'd be working on a bunch of different projects involving a bunch of different technologies surrounded by a bunch of great people. Projects will mostly concern updating legacy applications to C#.Net 4.0, but will also eventually involve mobile development and developing applications for point-of-sale devices and a plethora of payment gateways. Additionally, this is a direct-hire, full-time, salaried position with great benefits. You would be reporting directly to me and I like to think that I'm not a total jerk. You'll also be working with 2 other guys that have been with the company for a while and are decent human beings. If you're interested, send me a PM or email me at tmarshall@eps(hyphen)na(dot)com.
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Who we are: Privately owned ~190 employee biochem manufacturing company. Where we are: Ann Arbor, MI What we're looking for: an IT Project Manager When: ASAP Send me a PM if you want me to pass on a CV, or I can give you the web application link. blah blah HR job posting posted:$company is seeking candidates for the position of Project Manager. The successful candidate will be charged with facilitating and ensuring completion of small to large IT projects per the developed project standards and methodology. The role also facilitates communication between the Information Technology department and Cayman business units/entities to ensure project scope is managed and good customer service is provided. Development and maintenance of project methodology best practices and guidelines will be required. This person is also responsible for the planning and estimation of new projects requested, as well as the control and execution of ongoing project initiatives. The project manager is responsible for resource assignments on IT projects and will also be required to oversee contract employee activities. The project manager will lead the development of technical specifications for new and existing applications and will also be involved with the architecture of future systems. The project manager will be skilled as a strong leader, business analyst, application designer, facilitator, organizer, documenter and communicator. This position also plays a key role on the IT Steering Committee as the facilitator and owner of the IT Project Portfolio.
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