Original Networking Support thread for the unemployed

[Ulfwald]

We have openings here.

I know of 4 just in my department alone. Email me your resume and I will get in front of my boss, or some one who has openings.

 

[wasssup]

I'm also looking for a job in the NY/NJ area (graduated from Rutgers with a B.S. in comp sci last may), been working at CompUSA in the Technical Services department since graduation..

 

[pmoa]

where are all the boston jobs at?

 

[xospec1alk]

My company, RTTS (www.rttsweb.com) is hiring recent CS grads, and also an accountant/HR person. PM me for info...in the NY/NJ/CT area.

The CS grad position is entry level SQA position.

 

[fs5]

northrop grumman just sent me 10 emails about engineering positions that have been posted on their site (bay area, ca)

 

[numb]

For anyone in the northern Virginia area and willing to work in Tyson's Corner:

Voice over Ip Company seeking someone with UNIX administration abilities, to include scripting. Candidates also need to have good communication skills and able to provide excellent customer service. Position will be in a network operations center, and will most likely be shift work. If interested, PM me.

 

[dalkom426]

Any entry-level accounting/finance jobs around Orange County?

 

[cain]

Are any of you in I-banking? I am a junior attending Cornell University majoring in Econ and minoring in Math and History. I am looking for a possible internship with an investment bank for summer 2005. i am really interested in some analysis work so an internship as a research analyst would be ideal. if any of you are in that business, please let me know so we can talk in depth. it doesn't even have to be about a job, if you have some insights to offer, that's great too. i am willing to take any advice. thanks all.

 

[NT4Mike]

Looking for a desktop support technician to fill a position in the Baltimore, MD area. Regular travel in and around the Baltimore/DC area. Need a self starter with excellent organizational and customer service skills. Will handle day to day break/fix/mac activity as well as project work. Must pass background check. Should have 3 to 5 years experience.

PM me for more details. Please, serious inquiries only.

Mike

 

[FreshPrince]

Looking for a Jr. Level Network Administrator

If you're straight out of college with some net admin. experience, and you're willing to learn everything and work hard to become a full level 3 network engineer, PM me.

this job is in Atlanta, GA.

 

[Liviathan]

Looking for IT work in the Chicago area...anyone??

 

[junthin]

Any IT / Tech Support work in Austin, TX?

 

[coolred]

Not sure if I should post this in here or not, but it seems like a good place, with many new graduates, as well as some having to change careers. I am unsure about what career field I want to pursue. I like working on computers, and networks and stuff like that. But I don't want to spend several years getting a degree in those areas and then have to get a job in a differant area because none are available in that area. But even still, I just don't know what area to look at. Network security sounds interesting, and is the direction I am currently looking, but I know it is hot right now, and there may not be enough jobs for all the people trying to get into that area right now.

So what helped you choose your career field?

 

[PCTweaker5]

Im going to be a Cop!

 

[Spydermag68]

Congraduations PCTweaker5! :cookie

So how long was the process from the first test, background check, to be accepted to the academy?

 

[PCTweaker5]

I dont know Im only 19! hahahaha but no Im gonna be a cop and Im gonna find stupid reasons to shoot people and not get busted. lol jk but im serious about the cop thing.

 

[flexy]

anyone with IT job-offers (software, ASP, Access, VB, C++, JAVA) or network admin positions in the Chicago area (or NW suburbs) please pm me.
Also interested in help-desk and related. Hard worker, quick learner. I'll send you my resume and more details.

Thanks !

 

[Slappy00]

Originally posted by: PCTweaker5
I dont know Im only 19! hahahaha but no Im gonna be a cop and Im gonna find stupid reasons to shoot people and not get busted. lol jk but im serious about the cop thing.

19 i wouldn't have guessed

to be a cop you need (usually) some college coursework.

Initally you take a physical and a written test.

if you pass, you wait....

when there are openings you will be called for a interview (depending on aforementioned scores your family's history in the particular dept who you know etc.). Basically they will see if you will be someone who will enjoy the job and not skip out (as they do invest money in you for your training and equipment). If they like you then you go through the usual background screening process sice you will have a gun after all. Then you go to the acadamy (usually state run) and there you learn police methodology. they you graduate get your gun, badge, stick, and a crappy shift in a bad area.

 

[Spydermag68]

In Colorado you need to be at least 21 to become a police officer.

 

[alchemize]

First post to this thread. I'm not a recruiter or headhunter...at best I'd get an employee referral after 90 days.

We are hiring Test Analysts/Coordinators. Preference is given to:

1) J2EE/Java experience in testing. BS minimum (prefer technical field)
2) Midwest (prefer Illinois) candidates, or mobile candidates who won't mind relocating to a city in the middle of farmland
3) Team leadership/coordination skills helpful. Soft skills are great - geeks that can't communicate will have a problem.

You need at least 5 years IT experience - not necessarily all directly testing, but it should have some testing and some coordination/project experience.

I know that 10 positions that have been requested, I've only interviewed 3 to this point. This is permanent (or at least as permanent as a supplemental staffing position can be - our company has a 3 year contract, but it's been renewed every time and we have over 250 consultants staffed at the company)

Not sure of the salary range, but I think it goes from like 55 to 75 DOE, plus bonus/overtime opportunities.

PM me if you are qualified and interested or have questions. Most of my answers will be "I don't know, you should talk to our company recruiter"

 

[phonemonkey]

First time posting in this thread, but here goes:

I think the writing is on the wall as far as our dept goes. >80% of IT is now located overseas, we've got a duplicate helpdesk and an upcoming "efficiency review" for all our depts (think Office Space type reviews).

If anyone has any helpdesk or technician spots in the Phoenix metro area, or the Seattle-Tacoma, please PM me. I'll respond with my resume and any references if needed.

My specialties are in desktop support, desktop hardware and basic networking. I've also been an email administrator for several large domains (over 60,000 accounts). I'm a hard worker that can think out of the box, and am a very quick learner.

Thanks!

 

[0utsider]

Hi anything available in the Orange County area? I am experianced with linux, windows 2003 and SQL. Thanks

 

[Sentinel]

(you need around 60hrs of college to be a police officer- at least in ohio)

Senior college student with questions:

I'm a technology major -specialty in computer graphics and graphic design, with experience in Photoshop, AutoCAD, Maya, 3d Studio Max, Quark, Indesign, C++, Python, MS office, XP, and Debian/Libranet Linux. Would like to persue something in manufacturing, marketing, or any IT field. Looking to relocate in Los Angeles area in approximated 6 months to 1 year from now.

 

[venk]

I am graduating with a BA in Economics from the University of Michigan in December. I am looking for a position in the I-B, Financial Analyst, or Business Analyst fields. I am currently living in Ann Arbor but am willing to relocate. Please let me know if you guys have anything for me.

 

[Babbles]

I am now unemployed! Finally get to take something of a vacation.

Anybody got an opening for an analytical chemist with five years of experience and holding a BS?