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wwb posted:We are hiring a Systems Administrator in Washington, DC for a major industry trade association. You have seen our ads. This is frankly a wet dream of an operating environment -- we have a very, very well funded department with very, very minimal red tape. You get the chance to work on some interesting, cutting-edge projects [raise your hand if you have IPv6 in your office?]. The management team -- my boss and I -- are both jaded, dyed in the wool IT types who will keep the suits off your back and will never sell you down the river. Now, we do work very hard here, but you get to see the results first hand. Etc, etc. Emailed as well.
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Feb 11, 2011 12:38
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Who: A VMware/Cisco/EMC Partner Where: Chicago, IL Title: Sr. VMware Engineer Contact: Via PM, please. My company is looking to add a VMware guy to the post-sales/delivery team. Standard job description follows. Contact me with any questions. Summary:
Job Qualifications:
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Feb 11, 2011 23:05
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Who: Limestone Networks Inc. Where: Dallas, TX Contact: employment at limestonenetworks.com Feel free to PM me or add GOON in your subject so we know where it came from. quote:Programmer (Full-time, long term) Position Filled by a goon, Thanks! Gelob fucked around with this message at 18:52 on Apr 26, 2012 |
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Feb 14, 2011 19:43
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Gelob posted:Who: Limestone Networks Inc.
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Feb 14, 2011 20:51
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brc64 posted:I'm not a programmer, but the website lists a Technical Support Engineer position for the Dallas office. Do you have any pull with that department, by chance? I do, but we are really trying to get a programmer in the door before we begin hiring more support staff. Feel free to apply for the Technical Support Engineer position but it may be a month or two before we actually hire. Its possible you could get an interview before then though.
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Feb 15, 2011 01:36
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Anyone from Long Island good with Linux, VMware and SAN? I'm leaving my position with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and I need someone to fill it.quote:Position Description
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Feb 15, 2011 17:47
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Heck, why not give this a go? My experience: Education
A job within an IT department suited towards a graduate with some previous work experience and a keen interest in continuing to learn, improve, and progress. Preferably in the field of security, networking, or positions that offer advancement into consultancy roles. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk positions or purely programming positions. Where I live: Nottingham, UK Where I'm looking: Southern England, UK, including London; though open to other countries and areas if the position is suitable. When I can start: September/October 2011, post-graduation. Requirements: Health insurance outside of the UK. Can be reached via: This thread, rohaq at dearinternet dot com
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Feb 15, 2011 22:48
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We reposted our earlier position: Looking for Developer Who we are: University of Arizona Financial Services Office What we're looking for: A programmer with python/obj-c skills or generic oo background and a desire to learn Location: Tucson, AZ Opening date: 2/15/2011 Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, Retirement, Qualified Tuition Reduction for you and your spouse and your children. This job is salaried. What you will do: Work with a small team of developers on web based, and mobile based applications that assist FSO, and the University at large Contact: http://www.uacareertrack.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=200408 UACareerTrack can be funky, so you can can PM if you need some assistance. update I just wanted people to know that you do not need a degree for this position; you can use the QTR to get your degree multigl fucked around with this message at 00:21 on Feb 17, 2011 |
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Feb 17, 2011 00:19
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Looking for new job again! My experience: Three years of tier-two support, about five of Windows admin/desktop support. About halfway to a MCSA currently, which I plan to upgrade to a 2008 cert. What I'm looking for: Windows administration What I'm NOT looking for: Sales, QA, Entry-level help desk Where I live: Tacoma, WA Where I'm looking: Portland, OR; Tacoma, WA; Seattle, WA in order of preference When I can start: Immediately plus two weeks notice. Requirements: Health insurance, full time. Can be reached via: PM, username at gmail.
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Feb 17, 2011 00:34
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Been 6 months since I posted and I feel I should re-post as much has changed since. My experience: -2 years as Network Administrator/Engineer for health clinic (current position), I do everything from redoing their entire network infrastructure to fixing computers. I established an entire Cisco/Windows infrastructure from the ground up, with VPN WAN links as well for multiple sites. More details then can fit here on my resume. - 1 year sales/support computers and networks. -3 years of experience in Help Desk support, ranging from PC/Printer/network issues, 700+ users, worked with some Cisco switches here with the Network Engineers. Education: I have a Bachelors in Business Admin: Information Systems, pursuing a Masters in the same field. Also, I have my A+, Net+, Sec+, and CCNA. I plan to complete my CCNA: Security in the next few months, then move immediately on to CCNP and then CCNP Security. What I'm looking for: I am looking to get into Network Engineering. Jr. Network Engineer will work as well, so will other positions that deal with real corporate router/switch networks, preferably Cisco. What I'm NOT looking for: Help Desk. What bothers me the most is positions called 'Network Technician' and all they become are positions with Netgear retail switches in a small office of 25 people. Where I live: San Antonio, TX Where I'm looking: San Antonio, perhaps Austin (I would have to relocate, obviously depending on the offer this could vary) When I can start: 2-4 weeks. I am the sole person responsible for the IT system here at my 100 user base clinic. It is pretty important I find a replacement, also I do not like to just leave places. My employer requires 4 weeks as I am considered part of administration, but they are reasonable and I could see talking them down to two weeks. Can be reached via:jmannapp at gmail dot com OR Private Message Bardlebee fucked around with this message at 18:23 on Feb 18, 2011 |
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Feb 18, 2011 18:16
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Cross-posting from the developer for hire thread: I'm looking for an experienced, fast developer who is available almost full time over the next month or so. This will be a freelance job, but will be recurring work: What I'm looking for: Developing in ASP / .NET MSSQL database MySQL and PHP knowledge helpful as we're moving and upgrading an older site (building from scratch, basically) Asterisk knowledge a plus - http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+.NET We're looking for a site with user accounts, paypal integration, and some custom dynamically generated content. Nothing overly complex, but it needs to be bullet proof and capable of high traffic. This will ultimately interface with Asterisk. Contact me for more information and with a resume or experience you may have, and we can discuss the finer points over tea. PM treytor at gmail dot com <-- gchat too
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Feb 18, 2011 18:27
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Treytor posted:Contact me for more information and with a resume or experience you may have, and we can discuss the finer points over tea. Is this posting location-specific, and if so, what location?
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Feb 18, 2011 20:05
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brc64 posted:Is this posting location-specific, and if so, what location? Nope.
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Feb 18, 2011 21:51
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brc64 posted:Is this posting location-specific, and if so, what location? Treytor posted:Nope. Treytor speaks the truth. I've worked with Trey in the past and he's a great client (such as the numerous times I undertook work for him but forgot to give him a quotation before hand, he was cool with me pulling 4-figure numbers from my rear-end to put on the invoice). The job Trey's posting about would actually be done by me (and he needs it finished and tested by April 1st), but because I'm busy this month and next with coursework he had to open it up to the lowest bidder. Have fun, you two 
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Feb 19, 2011 02:39
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Hey you! Do you write software? Are you in the New York City area? Do you want an intern this summer? My experience: Varying amounts (up to 5 years) of experience, mostly personal and academic, in C#, Python, C++, and PHP; along with standard frameworks for each of those platforms (Windows Forms, ASP.NET MVC, Qt, etc). Also experience with the major database systems (MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Postgres, and SQLite). Currently pursuing a BS in computer science (also have some EE coursework...long story). What I'm looking for: An internship this summer in software development. I like embedded systems, interesting problems, and Unixy platforms. What I'm NOT looking for: IT work that's not related to development (e.g. CJing). Where I live: Southern CT. Where I'm looking: Southern CT (Stamford/Greenwich/Bridgeport area), NYC. Preferably NYC. Willing to commute or relocate. When I can start: Mid-to-late May. I'd like to know by mid-April if I have the position. Can be reached via: This thread, PM, derpes at brownieinmotion dot net. Quebec Bagnet fucked around with this message at 23:33 on Feb 20, 2011 |
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Feb 19, 2011 03:16
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Hoborg posted:Treytor speaks the truth. I've worked with Trey in the past and he's a great client (such as the numerous times I undertook work for him but forgot to give him a quotation before hand, he was cool with me pulling 4-figure numbers from my rear-end to put on the invoice). Wow, I've officially been maintaining this thread for over 2 years now.
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Feb 19, 2011 18:40
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brc64 posted:Haha, I guess I need to be more clear, since both of you misunderstood my reason for asking. I'm no developer.. I just needed to know which section to stick the posting in the OP. The "discuss the finer points over tea" comment made me think he might have been looking for somebody he could meet with in person, so I just needed clarification. But to anybody else who might be interested in the position, I'm sure your endorsement is appreciated!
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Feb 20, 2011 02:15
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Rohaq posted:Is there any chance you could add us job-seekers to the first post? I'm not expecting much from this thread, but it'd be nice if we were easier to find from the first post. I don't know what the size limit on a post is, but I think that would be pushing it. It's hard enough to keep the job postings updated. Maybe somebody (better at this than me) should throw together some sort of SH/SC Job Wiki where we can have both in one place.
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Feb 20, 2011 04:58
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Who we are: Web Development Company Where we are: Edmonton, Alberta Canada, but you can be anywhere in North America as this in not an onsite position. What we are looking for: Contract Junior Web Developer First and foremost we are looking for someone who is reliable (no moonlight freelancers) with strong written and verbal communications skills. Must be available via instant messenger, Skype, and email during west coast business hours. We are looking for a commitment of at least 2 days a week. We want as many of the following as possible: Expert HTML/CSS Basic Ruby on Rails or Advanced PHP Knowledge of OOP and MVC Experience with SSH Experience with Git or Subversion A portfolio of 3+ Ruby or PHP projects Bonus: Expertise with WordPress Bonus: Expertise with jQuery How to Apply: Send your information to ashley at agilestyle dot com. We require: Description of which of the above skills apply to you Portfolio, or several samples of your work (we want to see your code) Hourly rate Availability
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Feb 20, 2011 19:15
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brc64 posted:Maybe somebody (better at this than me) should throw together some sort of SH/SC Job Wiki where we can have both in one place. That's actually a really good idea, as long as basically every page is locked to the person that made it.
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Feb 20, 2011 20:03
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Cortel posted:That's actually a really good idea, as long as basically every page is locked to the person that made it. I think something like that can be put together with Wikispaces. A LinkedIn group is also a way to accomplish this but I personally don't want to associate my real LinkedIn profile with SomethingAwful and I imagine most people here don't either. ...I wonder if there would be interest in making it a more general goon job fair? Or just limit it to SH/SC and subforums for now? e: now that I think about it, a wiki is probably not the right format. Quebec Bagnet fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Feb 20, 2011 |
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Feb 20, 2011 22:32
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Derpes Simplex posted:A LinkedIn group is also a way to accomplish this but I personally don't want to associate my real LinkedIn profile with SomethingAwful and I imagine most people here don't either. I actually find that obvious jokes aside, the goons that post in this sub-forum are pretty knowledgeable and show no mercy when it comes to making GBS threads on other people. I dig it.
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Feb 21, 2011 00:36
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Cizzo posted:I actually find that obvious jokes aside, the goons that post in this sub-forum are pretty knowledgeable and show no mercy when it comes to making GBS threads on other people. We could do it anonymously: make this thread require you to be logged-in to view it (I don't know if unauthenticated people can read this thread), and each ad posts a unique code or some kind of password visible to everyone who's paid their tenbux. A forumgoer is then free to contact someone over LinkedIn or some other off-site resource and exchange the password. The ad-maker knows the responder is a goon, but doesn't know which goon.
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Feb 21, 2011 01:39
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Hoborg posted:We could do it anonymously: make this thread require you to be logged-in to view it (I don't know if unauthenticated people can read this thread), and each ad posts a unique code or some kind of password visible to everyone who's paid their tenbux. A forumgoer is then free to contact someone over LinkedIn or some other off-site resource and exchange the password. The ad-maker knows the responder is a goon, but doesn't know which goon. You do have to be logged in to view any thread in SH/SC, and I like that idea.
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Feb 21, 2011 01:47
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Cizzo posted:I actually find that obvious jokes aside, the goons that post in this sub-forum are pretty knowledgeable and show no mercy when it comes to making GBS threads on other people. Agree. I've been far impressed at the level of knowledge by the majority of posters in here.
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Feb 21, 2011 05:49
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Who we are: Altera Where we are: High Wycombe, UK What we are looking for: Unix Systems Administrator Job Description: As a UNIX Systems Administrator, you will provide Linux server support for the engineering groups at Altera. You will:
For a full description of the job requirements and details on how to apply take a look here. If you have any further questions either pop them in this thread or mail me at lcartwright at the google mail place.
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Feb 21, 2011 17:32
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My experience: 3-4 years helpdesk support, 2-3 years programming experience, 1 year of web development (PHP, ASP.NET, C#), 1 year of database experience (MySQL) What I'm looking for: A stable position which makes allowances for on-the-job learning. Database or web development preferred, but anything is fine What I'm NOT looking for: Unpaid internships Where I live: Tallahassee, FL Where I'm looking: Anywhere is fine, preferably in a metro area or something with good public transport When I can start: For local offers, I can start immediately. Anything else, though, I'll need at least a couple weeks notice Can be reached via: PM Main Paineframe fucked around with this message at 23:32 on May 8, 2011 |
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Feb 21, 2011 21:43
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It's time for a change, so what the heck. My experience: For the last eight years I've basically run a small fixed-wireless ISP. Servers (email, Web, DNS, and so on, mostly CentOS Linux, mostly virtualized on VMware), network management (traffic shaping, routing, firewalling), wireless hardware (mostly unlicensed gear from Mikrotik and Ubiquiti). My small-town employer values customer service, so I've had my hands in a lot of local business' networks, and have at least a passing familiarity with a lot of stuff. What I'm looking for: Something with advancement potential, and the opportunity to learn and grow professionally. This pond is getting awfully small. I'd rather do more work in the systems-admin side of things than the network-admin side. What I'm NOT looking for: Windows, if it can be helped. Entry-level help desk. On-call duties where I'm the ONLY one on-call; being part of a team rotation is A-OK, though. Where I live: southern Illinois (about an hour from Saint Louis, MO, and an hour from Carbondale) Where I'm looking: Saint Louis, MO; maybe Chicago. When I can start: Just about any time, given 3-4 weeks' notice (so I can help the current employer get started on finding my replacement, and relocate as needed). Requirements: Good medical/dental would be a giant plus, but not strictly a requirement. My current company is very small, and it's likely they'll want to keep me on the payroll for a while as a consultant or similar. This will NOT happen during work hours, but if having someone technically working two jobs is an issue, I may not be the goon for you. Can be reached via: This thread, PM, dave at technopagan dot org.
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Feb 22, 2011 00:27
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My experience: 3 years level 1 help desk, 1 year level 2 help desk, 7 months as a Linux systems administrator What I'm looking for: Linux system administration, especially in a CentOS/Red Hat-based environment. I've learned a lot at my current job but feel like there's not much room for advancement; I'm interested in an environment where I can continue to learn and start to build a career. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk, and preferably not a Windows environment though I'm not totally opposed. Where I live: Columbus, OH Where I'm looking: Anywhere (including outside the U.S.) When I can start: Immediately in Columbus, two weeks elsewhere in the U.S. It may be a bit longer for jobs outside the U.S. Requirements: Benefits would be nice, but honestly a livable salary is the only requirement. I'm more interested in the learning opportunity and potential for advancement than benefits. Can be reached via: zacwalt@gmail.com, this thread.
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Feb 23, 2011 01:22
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zorachus posted:My experience: 3 years level 1 help desk, 1 year level 2 help desk, 7 months as a Linux systems administrator I know this isn't the critique your resume thread, but might I suggest you make your resume one page? Can you resend it to me?
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Feb 23, 2011 20:34
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H110Hawk posted:I know this isn't the critique your resume thread, but might I suggest you make your resume one page? I trimmed it down a bit and re-sent it. Thanks for the tip.
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Feb 23, 2011 22:59
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zorachus posted:I trimmed it down a bit and re-sent it. Thanks for the tip. Check yo email.
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Feb 24, 2011 16:16
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Who we are: A financial services firm Where we are: Victor, MT Job Title: "IT Support Specialist" What we are looking for: Financial services firm seeks self-motivated Information Technology team member. Duties include: o Safeguarding customer information. o Maintenance and support of Windows servers and desktops o Management of Intranet o Governance of Shavlik Patch Management o Administration of various software packages o Support internal and external customers o Sustain LAN/WAN communication devices & protocols including VoIP Skills/Attributes o Understanding of Local and Wide Area Networking o Efficient problem-solving skills o Professional expression in oral and written communications o Practiced ability to quickly switch concentration between projects o Will exercise patience and calm demeanor in stressful situations o Experience drafting Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Baselines o Familiarity with web design style, typography, and layout. o Comprehension of fundamental principles of Information Security o Knowledge of security related devices such as IDS, IPS, ASA, content filter, and others If you are interested or would like more information shoot me a email or gmail chat at tehfeer@gmail.com
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Feb 24, 2011 18:50
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tehfeer posted:Where we are: Victor, MT Voted most middle of nowhere post in this thread, I think it even beats Alaska.
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Feb 24, 2011 19:32
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sanchez posted:Voted most middle of nowhere post in this thread, I think it even beats Alaska. Seconded. I'm not looking for a job currently, but keep an eye on this thread. When that got posted, I had to google it, then I slowly zoomed out repeatedly. I saw Helena, but still had to keep zooming out.
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Feb 24, 2011 19:53
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We about a 35 min drive from Missoula,MT so its really not that bad!
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Feb 24, 2011 22:25
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My experience: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, 3.5+ GPA, experience in school in Java and C, 1.75 years writing performance sensitive code in C++ professionally, "Exposure" to a bunch of alphabet soup What I'm looking for: A full time position where I get to write code. My professional experience is mostly in C++, but I'm willing and able to learn new languages and problem domains quickly. What I'm NOT looking for: Jobs where I do not get to write code, contract work Where I live: DC Area Where I'm looking: Anywhere in the United States When I can start: I'll need two weeks notice for the DC Area, 4 weeks notice anywhere else Can be reached via: This thread, PM, mdrews at gmail
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Feb 25, 2011 03:11
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My experience: Bachelor's in Information Systems from Cal Poly Pomona, experience with PHP, ColdFusion, (My)SQL, and I'm currently re-learning Java. I also tinker a lot with various CMS' (Magento, Drupal, Wordpress), but mostly on the design end. Basic Cisco IOS knowledge (it's been awhile, but I took quite a few Cisco classes in school). Hell, I even have a bit of computer forensics under my belt. What I'm looking for: Web development work and/or IT work, general computer nerd stuff What I'm NOT looking for: Contract work Where I live: Rancho Cucamonga, CA Where I'm looking: Inland Empire, but if the job is right I can relocate to LA or Orange County When I can start: 2 weeks notice Requirements: Benefits; I'm married and want to make sure we're protected Can be reached via: sean at thehouseplant.net thehouseplant fucked around with this message at 20:06 on Feb 27, 2011 |
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Feb 27, 2011 11:08
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Anyone with extensive Aruba experience? My company is hiring for a make-or-break position in SWA, it will include travel. There are some serious eyes on this contract, success would mean being an all-star, failure would mean probably never working in SWA again.
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