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ProperCauldron posted:e-friends I'm desperate in NYC. This has been the worse job search of my life. EVERYTHING is either 50K or 150K, entry or senior, but I'm looking for the middle. I had a crackping moment this morning from seeing a VMware Admin job posting for $22/hour. I've resigned to looking at help desk postings and there's still none that are a good fit. Seconding what the fool said. 12 years experience is nothing to sneeze at and you’ve got a broad range of experience. Aim high. You’ll hear no a lot in this market but you only need one “yes”.
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Hoping for some advice. I currently work as a "senior solutions expert", whatever that means, I work at an F500 and our titles randomly change every few years. I currently work as a VMware admin/arch in the industrial/OT space but with all of the Broadcom fuckery I think I need to shift. Being in IT/OT I have been presented with the opportunity to head a project focusing around industrial sensors / IoT / Manufacturing 4.0 / Digital Twins / Smart Factories / Insert buzzword here. I'm a generalist / sysadmin at heart but have been slowly getting acclimated to more application layer stuff, think SCADA systems, HMIs, bringing thin clients to factory floors, etc. My new opportunity would essentially be to drag this old manufacturing company into the 21st century by working hand in hand with our MES team to deploy sensor technology and build out the infrastructure and pipelines to feed that data into... Something. Myself, my team, and my company are still trying to figure it out but I'm trying to decide if it's a good area to specialize in or if I should pivot from VMware to some other hypervisor platform and keep doing what I do.
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Jan 18, 2025 00:42
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cr0y posted:Hoping for some advice. I currently work as a "senior solutions expert", whatever that means, I work at an F500 and our titles randomly change every few years. I currently work as a VMware admin/arch in the industrial/OT space but with all of the Broadcom fuckery I think I need to shift. Are you going to be working with a manufacturing company internal to your F500 or is your company looking to put you out as consultants and implementers?
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Jan 18, 2025 02:02
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Wandering Orange posted:Are you going to be working with a manufacturing company internal to your F500 or is your company looking to put you out as consultants and implementers? We are an F500 manufacturing company top to bottom. We are a competitor to DuPont, that's as much as I will say. cr0y fucked around with this message at 04:09 on Jan 18, 2025 |
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Jan 18, 2025 04:06
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This is more of a discrete project request than a job, so hopefully that’s kosher. I own a law firm and we are looking to revamp our website, and I hate the SEO cookie cutter law firm websites. I would love a connection to a great dev/designer. Not interested in something cut-rate. Premium work deserves premium pricing. If you or someone in your network would be interested, please PM me. Thanks!
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Jan 18, 2025 04:50
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cr0y posted:We are an F500 manufacturing company top to bottom. We are a competitor to DuPont, that's as much as I will say. Well at least you don't have the B2B aspect to worry about then, just your own internal institutional inertia and politics, and hopefully all of your sites are well funded to make use of everything. You kinda already called out the other aspect that could be something to worry about as the McKinsey buzzwords don't ever end. If you're interested in trying to stay on top of that rollercoaster then there's likely no shortage of work and tons of learning opportunities. I was only ever on the... 'receiving' end of such work so I can only speak to how many projects like that I saw go through the (F500, now) mfg I was with.
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Jan 18, 2025 05:33
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Location: Washington DC (We have a three day a week in-office requirement, so unfortunately full remote is not an option) Team: Service Desk Position: IT Support Specialist I'm hiring for a service desk position in our Washington DC office. It's a mix of T1 and T2 work, mostly via phone and email, covering the usual blend of Office app support, AD and Entra administration, and troubleshooting whatever weird situation our lawyers have managed to get themselves into. We have a really good team, and it's by far one of the better firms to work at. Pay is $64k-$84k, good benefits, yearly bonus. If you're interested, send me a PM or email youatemycat at proton.me.
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Jan 24, 2025 22:30
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Really getting tired of Ubering drunkies and people saying “Ooooh I’ve never been in a Tesla before” to then proceed asking 20 of the same questions.  A day after my field engineer interview on Monday the listing was relisted. 🫠 Thankfully I wasn’t the only interviewee (there were 2 but 1 might’ve cancelled) but I did stumble on one question.. only to remember how to answer it after leaving. Won’t get a response for another week or so. But they’ve been very receptive. If anyone has any base cloud engineer or tier 3/senior IT support engineer openings that they’d like to refer me to in SoCal then do shoot me a PM. I did pick up an AZ-104 cert recently on top of my 3 A+ certs. Trying to get more but it’s extremely difficult with my limited income.
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Feb 1, 2025 03:55
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I have a personal educational project I have been desperate to set up for a while now but it is slightly more advanced than a simple Wordpress webpage as it needs a way to show PACS DICOM medical images (and often these files are >500 mb) I know my limitations, I am an expert on the medical side so even if this is an "ideal" student project I would rather it was done properly the first time, if you know what I mean If interested or you want more inforation happy for a PM
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Feb 1, 2025 11:04
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My team is hiring a couple of folks in London. The roles are for a Site Reliability Engineer II and III in our London office, so if you have some experience with AWS, Kubernetes, and operating CI/CD pipelines, hit me up and I'll make sure the hiring manager gets your resume along with a nicely-worded note from myself. https://travelhrportal.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/Jobs/job/London-United-Kingdom/Site-Reliability-Engineer-II_J-71234 https://travelhrportal.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Jobs/job/London-United-Kingdom/Site-Reliability-Engineer-III_J-71235?q=sre I don't know what the in-office requirements are, but our parent company is remote-first, so I can't imagine you'll ever be in an office more than once a twice a week at most.
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Feb 3, 2025 20:41
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Job posting is not available any more.
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Feb 3, 2025 20:51
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Ultra posted:Heya All, I have a Software Engineer position open in the US for remote/hybrid work. Happy to answer any questions, thank you The listing says 'hybrid' but doesn't specify the in-office requirements. How confident are you that they'd consider a fully remote candidate?
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Feb 3, 2025 20:56
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From the first line of the job description:quote:Edmunds offers flexibility to work fully remote, from our Edquarters, or a combination of both
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Feb 3, 2025 22:13
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Magnetic North posted:The listing says 'hybrid' but doesn't specify the in-office requirements. How confident are you that they'd consider a fully remote candidate? A 100% confident, I am fully remote and my team does everything via zoom, slack, etc. We meet, maybe, once a year in the office, and that is more for team building than a mandate.
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Feb 3, 2025 23:28
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“Edquarters”, I love it
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Feb 4, 2025 03:20
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Cidrick posted:My team is hiring a couple of folks in London. The roles are for a Site Reliability Engineer II and III in our London office, so if you have some experience with AWS, Kubernetes, and operating CI/CD pipelines, hit me up and I'll make sure the hiring manager gets your resume along with a nicely-worded note from myself. how willing are they going to be importing an american?
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Feb 4, 2025 21:58
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wargames posted:how willing are they going to be importing an american? Knowing my company.... not very. We do have an opening for a principal engineer in Chicago if you're nearby, but that's for a much broader software architect role, not SRE.
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Feb 4, 2025 22:22
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8 months of looking and no luck, not even helpdesk work. I'm genuinely considering going back to food service. I feel particularly bad for the folks in the DMV region, you're market is about to get a flood of very skilled and desperate government employees
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Feb 14, 2025 18:11
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My org (K12 nonprofit charter school) is looking for an IT Support Director. Do you want to be my boss? PM me for details/referral link. We are also still hiring for an Agile Project Manager and a Workday sysadmin
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My experience: 8 years in VOIP/UCaaS, in both support and Technical Account Management. What I'm looking for: TAM, higher-tier support, back-end IT, or similar roles. 80k to 90k USD if possible, but will consider all offers. What I'm NOT looking for: Frontline helpdesk, full time in-office (2-3 days a week in office is tenable) Location: Boston or Providence, near public transit if in-office is required, or any fully remote position. When I can start: Two weeks from official offer. Certs: CCNA, CompTIA Security+, Bachelors of Science in Computer Science.
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