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TITTIEKISSER69 posted:I think that's Agrikk Thanks!
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Rex-Goliath posted:Reposting as our pipeline is expanding and we're hiring again: You beat me to it.  Come work with us. You'll love it. One of us. One of us. One of us.
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Sep 10, 2019 21:11
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Due to the interest I've been getting in PMs I went back and modified the post to include our open positions for engineers & support engineers as well. We're hiring for those roles as well, automation, devops, front end, database, UX, performance, you name it. The catch is those are almost all based out of San Carlos.
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KillHour posted:You beat me to it. This is a good place to work for, I did for like 6 months but had to leave due to family reason, and not wanting to live around DC.
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Sep 11, 2019 03:35
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Plinkey posted:This is a good place to work for, I did for like 6 months but had to leave due to family reason, and not wanting to live around DC. Just to clarify, you're only stuck around DC if you're on the federal side (i.e.: You have a security clearance). Commercial consultants get to WFH/travel. Engineers have to live in the Bay area - sorry. But consulting is more fun, anyways! On the other hand, if you have clearance and you love DC but hate to travel as much as us commercial suckers, good news! KillHour fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Sep 11, 2019 |
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Sep 11, 2019 03:57
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Hot drat! posted:We are looking to fill one more Desktop Support position in Athens, MI. I believe the other position is being offered to a goon (or a friend of a goon), so maybe we can luck out again. My coworker is the friend of the goon. He's totally jazzed and the healthcare goes way, way further than anyone would expect. Those benefits are awesome. I would've hopped right on it was it not a 3 hour round trip commute and my girlfriend hadn't *just* moved here from 3 hours away and we signed a lease. Here's hoping something opens up at the office in the city I'm in because *drat* it'd be nice to work for this place.
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This is not officially open or posted yet but it will be very soon and I want to fill it ASAP, figured I'd give it a shot here to see if anyone happens to be in the area and interested. Job opening: IT Specialist, Full Time M-F Who we are: A local Credit Union with 5, soon to be 6 locations. Currently ~60 employees. Where we are: Syracuse, NY area Who we are looking for: This could be an entry level job (basic helpdesk/support), however if someone with the right experience is interested then the role could possibly change a bit (e.g. if you have a lot of experience with cyber security, I may put you in charge of that in addition to other responsibilities. No guarantees for this as I'd have to get approval from the higher-ups.). - Amongst others things, duties would involve responding to incoming support tickets and phone calls; AD, phone, and email system administration; configuring and installing new hardware and decommissioning old equipment. Lots of other things I won't list here but I'll give you more info if you ask. - Travel between branches is required, so you need your own vehicle and a valid driver's license. You will be reimbursed for any mileage. - Being a financial institution you'll need to be bondable (i.e. pass a background check) - Some basic IT work/school experience is needed, but I'm not setting any minimum requirement. For education, at least an Associate's or equivalent is preferred. I will consider any candidates on a case-by-case basis though. - Relevant certifications are a plus but not required. - Good people skills - some customer service experience is a plus here. You're gonna be dealing directly with employees a fair amount of the time and will need to be patient with the occasional really dumb problem Why you should work here? - We're a local, not-for-profit financial institution that focuses a lot on education for members and the community. - Pretty standard benefits (insurance/PTO/etc) plus benefits specific to us being a credit union - discounts on loan rates, waived charges/fees for various things. Incentive programs that give small bonuses a couple times a year plus a yearly bonus during the holidays. - You'd have a lot of freedom as I am the only other IT person and I don't micromanage (and I won't yell at you for occasionally browsing the forums at work  )If interested, contact me by PM or email at dpiwinski@gmail.com
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This is not in the right format, but I’m on a touchscreen and just want to get it posted. Toronto: eng mgr, sr eng, IT generalist, dir product mgmt, dir design. relo/visa for everything but the IT position because frankly that pool looks pretty strong local - engineering manager, probably 2-4 years experience in management and a moderately-distinguished career as a developer before that. team of 5 growing to 8 over the next 6 months. help us design our org and processes, grow and recruit amazing developers, learn a ton about cloud and AI and privacy and who knows what else. ideally you’ve been part of a team evolving tools and practices and strategies, but if not this is your chance to ride that ride. you take pride in helping your reports and colleagues succeed, and see management as a way to use your coaching skills and empathy to help people accomplish things that surprise them. - senior engineer, probably 5-8 years of experience building systems with a lot of moving parts. you have worked in multiple environments with different tools and processes, and you can apply your systems design experience in a stack that’s new to you. you like helping other engineers grow, and other teams succeed, and customers rejoice. you can quickly figure out which corners can be cut, and which aspects are totally non-negotiable. if you have experience helping teams build code and tools and practices to maintain a high bar of security and privacy, I’m especially interested. - IT generalist. get our conference room displays on a vlan so I can stop ranting about it, script tools for HR and business processes, figure out how to structure our VPN into different AWS infrastructure, 802.11x, backups?, SSO and centralized identity, multipath upstream internet because a month ago I had half my division tethered to my phone and tablet while Rogers pulled their finger out, designing a great remote meeting experience, provisioning laptops in a way that doesn’t involve my VP Engineering having to click through MacOS installers, rolling out and integrating tools for performance reviews and cataloguing internal video libraries and other stuff you’ll come up with and get permission and budget to do because the whole point is for you to use your judgment to make poo poo better. we’re a fair ways from this being a team lead role, but there may well be contractors to wrangle. don’t know how to do all that stuff but you think you can pick it up? I’m interested. - directors of product management and design. you probably know what those jobs are if you’re in the market. teams of 3-5, growing to ~8 each over the next yearish. substantial strategic impact. very strong teams who you will grow and etc etc all these positions report up into me, which could be a plus or a minus I guess best company culture you’ve ever worked in by a long shot, multi-year runway, customer revenue (but pre-profit and pre-PMF, so there is certainly risk). entirely reasonable comp, but we’re not going to out-bid Google. training budget of “make a good case”. we’ve fired recruiting agencies for bringing us only white dudes. we check salaries against market twice a year, independent of merit/promotion raises, because you shouldn’t have to take a new job to keep up with the market price for your skills. very strong privacy and technology ethics values, which really do shape our product and operations and spending. don’t care if you have a degree for any of this (I don’t), as long as you can do the work. we’re attached to a subway station (St Patrick)! we have excellent stickers! you will genuinely like your coworkers! currently we are 3/82 goons, which doesn’t seem like enough all positions are in Toronto. I could be convinced to do redo/visa for any of them but the IT position. E: oh! contact is PM, or you can dox me through my sloppy posting and send email Subjunctive fucked around with this message at 04:04 on Sep 21, 2019 |
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I always wondered what you did. I'm not in the market unless you're looking for a CISO/CTO, but we should get together for a drink considering you're right across the border.
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KillHour posted:I always wondered what you did. I'm not in the market unless you're looking for a CISO/CTO, but we should get together for a drink considering you're right across the border. You’d have to defeat me in single combat to be CTO, and I would rather you didn’t. I think we’re probably 9-12 months from an interesting CISO position, but I’ll probably post back here when I do! A drink would be great. Ping me when you might be in town!
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Subjunctive posted:You’d have to defeat me in single combat to be CTO. Applied let me know when my interview is
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Subjunctive posted:You’d have to defeat me in single combat to be CTO, and I would rather you didn’t. I think we’re probably 9-12 months from an interesting CISO position, but I’ll probably post back here when I do! Might go up to Toronto next Saturday if you're free. I'll make sure to wear sparring gear, just in case.
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How difficult is it to work in Canada as a US Citizen who's been doing IT for over a decade, does quite well but doesn't hold a degree? Toronto seems like a great city but drat that rent is expensive.
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Tab8715 posted:Toronto seems like a great city but drat that rent is expensive. That's why I live in Buffalo To answer your question, it can be pretty hard. You need to find a company willing to certify that they couldn't find a Canadian qualified for the job.
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Job Seeker My experience: ~2 years of help desk grunt work, 3 years as a sysadmin in a cloud-centric environment (GCP, for the most part), and now a DevOps engineer for the last year and 8 months. Currently focusing on Terraform, but I have experience with Docker, Puppet, Jenkins, and a brief foray into Kubernetes. I work pretty much exclusively in Linux. What I'm looking for: Full time position as a DevOps engineer. What I'm not looking for: Office IT work. I never want to touch a loving PBX system again. Also, anything involving Windows (although that's not a dealbreaker, necessarily) Where I live: Boston, MA (well, Haverhill, but I'll be taking the commuter rail down into the city) Where I'm looking: Boston, or Haverhill. I don't have a car. When can I start: ASAP Requirements: Full-time, benefits. Contact: PM, email me at imcuster at gmail, or connect w/ me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/iancuster/
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Looking for Contract work - Bored without a day job so I'd like to get back into the IT field now that our startup is on autopilot. I am New Zealand based so I'd be looking for remote work. I have 11 years of experience in mixed programming/dev fields and business management operations - tech wise, I've touched just about everything now but primarily NodeJS/C#/PHP with some hardware experience. I have familiarity with running small teams and some steering of a startup business. I'm looking for contract work - ideally large and complicated projects, ideally web based. Happy to full any role - architect, team lead, developer, etc - mostly just keen to get my hands on a keyboard again. Can contact me at joospotter at gmail.
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Sep 23, 2019 23:48
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KillHour posted:That's why I live in Buffalo I'm trying to hunt down someone who's done it, everything online just wild variance. On the other hand, I've been to Buffalo. It doesn't seem like that bad of a place to live and visiting Toronto would be pretty easy I'd imagine.
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Buffalo is great - good food, cheap, day trip distance to Toronto, and big enough to have real sports teams but small enough to not have real traffic. You better work remote if you want any hope of pulling down 6 figures, but you're a straight-up baller if you do.
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KillHour posted:big enough to have real sports teams Too bad they don’t have any.
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PCjr sidecar posted:Too bad they don’t have any. Oh, look, we got a wiseguy here.
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Job openings: I work for the University of Michigan, and the central IT department (ITS) just posted 40 new positions. Infrastructure, networking, programming; there's a huge variety. Check out the list here: http://careers.umich.edu/search/adv...artment=&title= If this link doesn't display a list of jobs, go to http://careers.umich.edu/search/ and filter by career interest of Information Technology. The jobs were all posted 9/25/2019 and department should start with ITS. Pros of working at the University of Michigan: -The benefits are incredible: 2:1 retirement matching up to, 5 weeks PTO plus the week between Christmas and New Years off every year (and there is a separate pool for sick time), excellent health care, etc: https://hr.umich.edu/benefits-wellness -Pay is imho very good but I'm sure lower than private sector -Lots of training and conference opportunities, you can take university classes as well for free/at a discount -University life is overall extremely chill Cons: -You'll be on call (depends on the specific posting) -100% remote is not going to happen -The pace can be very slow at times -Depending on the position, you'll probably be a small cog within the huge University machine. Change comes slowly. -Parking loving sucks if your job is on campus -CoL in Ann Arbor is high As of 4 months ago I no longer work for ITS so I don't have any sway in getting you one of these jobs, but I can probably answer some general questions if anyone has them. If you want to apply for my old job as a Windows server admin, which I can absolutely provide specific info about, it's this one: http://careers.umich.edu/job_detail/178742/windows_system_administrator_intermediate
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Anyone in Portland, OR looking for some kind of security analyst type gig? PM me if so, as I may forget about this thread
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Job opening: Infrastructure Analyst (my current position) Shoot me a PM if you have any questions or are interested in applying. This is my current position and I will be vacating in early January but we want to have some overlap with the new hire if possible so I can perform some of the onboarding and training. We are the infrastructure team for the University ERP system, my job is a lot of Redhat and Oracle administration and working special projects. I think my boss is expecting to hire someone without my strong background in those, so if that's the case you'd be more focused on learning the web app side of things and spreading that work around the team. Someone coming in with a strong Linux administration or Oracle background would probably be more of a direct replacement for me. Who we are: A large public university Where we are: Richmond, Virginia Who we are looking for (from the listing) Minimum Standards Demonstrated experience in Unix OS navigation and commands, shell scripting and application installations and troubleshooting. Knowledge of code repositories, application servers (weblogic and tomcat), web servers (apache), Unix administration, database administration and concepts. Demonstrated knowledge of systems analysis and ability to define and develop solutions to meet user requirements and resolve problems. Demonstrated organizational, communication and interpersonal skills; ability to maintain positive attitude and work well within the IT community and its operational clients. Strong PC skills. Bachelor degree preferred in Computer Science, Information Systems or equivalent demonstrated experience in related work. Preferred Hiring Standards Experience with command line Oracle SQL via SQLPlus and understanding of Oracle database objects and structures. Knowledge of Tomcat and Apache server administration. Knowledge of enterprise network architecture.Knowledge of common technology security structures. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Visio, Google Apps, TOAD. Ability to integrate knowledge of different technical areas and systems to achieve desired results. Why you should work here:
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Job Seeker My experience: 3 years as a Technical Account Manager and 4 years doing sys admin/helpdesk work prior to that. Currently a lead support engineer so I manage a team of 5 engineers. I have a pretty wide skillset haven't really specialized. I've worked for an AV/cybersecurity company and currently at a PAM/IAM company. Current product is built on IIS with SQL backend and I have to do AD troubleshooting as well as some linux and network troubleshooting. What I'm looking for: Either a senior support engineer or sales engineer position What I'm not looking for: helpdesk Where I live: Jax FL Where I'm looking: Anywhere that lets me work remote or offers relocation When can I start: around a month Requirements: Full-time, benefits. 401k all that stuff Contact: PM here or swatjr@hotmail.com Merica fucked around with this message at 03:41 on Oct 25, 2019 |
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I am hiring a Part Time Consultation Agent in my department at Geek Squad in El Segundo, CA. Looking for someone who has good customer service skills and can sell services. Starts above minimum wage (appropriate to experience), possibility to swing into a FT spot as they become available. Flexible hours so you can work on your certs or school or whatever you have going on. Lots of my staff is working to progress inside and outside the company (including myself) If you are interested or know someone looking for an entry level job just have them apply at this link http://www.bestbuy-jobs.com/job-detail/?id=743744BR Also here's my previous post since it's buried a bit now, I'm still keeping my own eyes open, since I posted it I got a promotion so I edited it a bit. Nitramster posted:Job Seeker:
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Company: Citizen Location: Financial District, New York City Role: iOS or Android Engineer The public-safety app Citizen is in need of full-time (IC2+) iOS and Android engineers to develop a host of new features to address natural disasters, such as the fires in California. It’s one of the few mobile apps that can directly save people’s lives, which may sound like Silicon Valley bullshit, but there are a lot of stories like one user who discovered his building was on fire through a Citizen push notification. The pay and benefits are pretty generous, and the company is about to start a big growth period, so now is a great time to jump on board. PM me or quote me with an email for more details and to get a referral, which will speed up the application process.  
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Job Seeker What I'm looking for: Business Analyst / Data-driven Process Improvement / Metrics Metrics Metrics What I'm NOT looking for: Sales Where I live: North Bay, California (looking to relocate) Where I'm looking: Seattle, WA Experience: 20 years working in IT (help desk, sysadmin, sales), 10 of which has been in senior management; public speaking Requirements: Full-time, relocation help is a big plus Contact Me: PM or jobs@freshfeesh.org
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Job opening: IT Support Engineer (internal helpdesk) Who we are: A top 5 executive search firm Where we are: Chicago, IL (West Loop) You'd be working alongside me (plus our network/systems engineer), and we'd be front line support for our offices in the US, Canada, Latin & South America, plus the UK. It may sound like a lot but it's very manageable, as we also retain an MSP to handle overseas/after hours/NOC duties (as well as helpdesk overflow/escalation) so we never have to be on call. Work from home is available (I do it 2 days per week). Most people are agreeable and easy to work with. There will be some hand-holding for users who need to learn how to do things, but typically no major hurdles. Salary and benefits are good, not spectacular but not impoverishing either. Health, dental, vision and 401(k) all included. Office dress code is casual (!) and the atmosphere is rarely high-pressure. I have a great boss (VP of Global IT) who I can count on for guidance, and never micromanages. Any interest or questions? PM me or email: piobmoore AT gmail
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Gonna apply and put TITTIEKISSER69 in the referred by field.
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Make sure you include your avatar pic somewhere in the process.
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E: Heard back from my team that the interview process went real fast and position's been filled! Will post more openings in the future air- fucked around with this message at 04:12 on Dec 20, 2019 |
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Job Seeker What I'm looking for: FT BA, product owner, other customer-facing or project management role What I'm NOT looking for: Anything more than 50 hrs / week Where I live: Tallahassee, FL Where I'm looking: Orange, CA or remote When I can start: April for Orange, mid-Jan if remote Experience: 2 years full stack BA (small company so I did everything except coding), product owner for past 6 months and counting. Will be ~2.5 yrs and ~1 yr by the time I move. 1 1/2 years supervisor experience. Requirements: FT, market salary, benefits, vacation time Contact Me: PM or snumpkin@gmail.com
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Job Seeker What I'm looking for: literally any kind of entry-level computer-toucher job. IT, development, QA, DBA, BA, i really don't care What I'm NOT looking for: relocation or graveyard shift Where I live: Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN Where I'm looking: local or remote When I can start: i would honestly start on christmas day if it was needed Experience: Bachelor of Arts degree in CS. I spent the better part of a decade working in the human services field but I've always wanted a computerman job, so that's what I'm looking for now. I have classroom and personal-project experience in many popular technologies, including Java, SQL, and Android. Requirements: high part-time or full-time hours. consistent schedule week-to-week. some travel is OK Contact Me: PM or post itt if you want an email address Lutha Mahtin fucked around with this message at 18:13 on Apr 15, 2020 |
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Job opening(s): Senior Unity, UE4 Unreal, and/or C++ Programmers Who we are: A 50-person company that makes AR/VR experiences for very big brands and theme parks. Where we are: Dallas/Fort Worth (Near DFW Airport) We're looking for anyone who knows Unity, Unreal, or even just C++. (We're hiring more than one person). Full-time or contract is available. Pay is competitive. Please PM me or post in thread for an email response! Captain Pike fucked around with this message at 03:43 on Jan 7, 2020 |
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Job Opening: Android, iOS Developer Who we are: Citizen, a public-safety app Where we are: Financial District, NYC Our Stack Mobile: Swift (iOS), Java/Kotlin (Android) Web: React.js Server: Go, Node (for isolated systems) Systems: MySQL, Redis, Kafka, Firebase (for isolated systems) Infrastructure: Kubernetes on GCP The public-safety app Citizen is in need of full-time (IC2+) iOS and Android engineers to develop a host of new features to address natural disasters, such as the fires in California. The company is expanding rapidly, so this is a really exciting time to join. Pay and benefits are also quite generous. Some Things You'd Do Work with Product and Design to define and iterate on product scope and features. Collaborate with iOS, Backend, and Data Science to build and launch new features, as well as re-architect and maintain existing features. Collaborate across Engineering with designs, code reviews, and whiteboard sessions. PM me or quote tweet this with an email so I can refer you.
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Head Bee Guy posted:Job Opening: Android, iOS Developer Isn't this the reboot of that vigilante recruitment app?
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