The official "we're hiring" job thread
 

Enough with the bad news... clearly some companies are still hiring, and chances are these days, you know someone that's was recently laid off and looking for a job.

So how about it... list what you're comfortable with listing, where the job is, and let's see if we can't help each other out a bit.

Awesome thread topic, Alee. :thumbup::thumbup: subscribing.

Salesforce.com

had a banner year in 08...24% growth...web based CRM company that is kicking a$$

My company is hiring a Network Engineer.

Location: New York, NY (SoHo)

We're looking for Cisco router and Cisco firewall experience, Avaya IP PBX, VMware ESX, NetApp SAN (with specific iSCSI experience). Should be well versed in Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2003, and in an ideal world, some decent Linux admin experience. Must be familiar with MPLS and IP-based voice networks.

The repo man is hiring.

You mean the bank

Bet those guys are busy these days...

Great idea for a thread! Subscribed

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Im hiring. bus boys or servers apply.


also someone want to get into the remailing business let me know

I have a buddy that owns a repo company, he is extremely busy and coupled with the real estate bust is now living the high life with a waterfront home he picked up on the low-low :tsk:

Any room for a SQL Server DBA?

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Just noticed this job on Dice at GSK in RTP through Alphanumeric Systems - Proj Mgr/Bus Analyst for a data migration in HR areas. It's grunt work, but likely better than drawing unemployment. 18 month cap on contracts here...

http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/ser...e4@endecaindex

No, I don't know folks in this group.... just passing it along....

We're currently hiring - 2 openings...

1. web developer w/LAMP experience - at least 3 years experience is required and must have strong PHP - location Loveland, Colorado
2. project admin - required to liaise with clients and production department - arrange all homework assignments are submitted on time and developer(s) have all they require to finish projects on time - again, Loveland CO.

What are you asking for here?

Send me a PM

Bryce

I was talking to a to a guy one AM at Starbucks, and he said they have two used cars lots that contract with them for repos...these are the low end cheap / high risk interest cars...that have a high default on them...Guy said that he's repo'd the same car three time from three separate people....talk about a scam this car lot is running!:yikes:

My company laid off a couple hunderd earlier this month, but my team actually has two openings and we're still looking for people... MS SQL and SSIS, in N Chicago suburb, with EIM experience preferred.

I've mentioned in another thread that I'm looking for system analyst position in N Chicago suburb for my wife, let me know!

Thanks alee for this great thread!

Who says alee sucks?!

Are you in LAPD?! :eeps:

Everyone had a banner year until the 4th quarter came along and $hit hit the fan.

Not the most glamorous work BUT:

Electric utilities in general are weathering the storm fairly well...there is decent demand for professional talent due to increased retirements in all areas of generation. Nuclear utilities...particularly in the southeast...are ramping up hiring to man new nuclear projects. Companies that have announced new nuclear plant projects are hiring engineers, operators, and instructors now for future manning. My company as well as other large southeast utilities are aggressively hiring, even compared to "good times".

Will the projects pan out? Who knows, but the jobs are here right now and they pay pretty darn well. :thumbup:


Edit: This thread is so full of WIN that I recommend making it a sticky. Kudos to alee!

:)

I'm looking for a sales rep with B2B sales experience in Pittsburgh for a medical sales position. Also looking for an experienced medical rep in Tampa.

Application Operations Engineer in S.F.

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My friend in Seattle is a recruiter for a major software comopany (Microsoft) and is looking for an IT person.

Here's the job description.

Contract until June with probability of renewal. In downtown SF. $35-50/hr.

Application Operations Engineer

Description:

This position will support all aspects of a high volume, web facing environment including the infrastructure and application operations. This individual will independently troubleshoot most production issues of mid to high complexity within the domain and ensure that hosted products and services are delivered to customers within SLA requirements.

Production support
• Understand operational requirements for all applications
• Participates on on-call rotation for 24x7 production systems
• Troubleshoot and resolve customer impacting issues
• Owns performance tuning and capacity planning for application systems
• Coordinate and implement upgrades to applications
• Monitor data loads during production cycle

Required Skills
• 2 or more years performance tuning in Linux or Windows environments
• 2 or more years supporting IIS web servers Apache
• 2 or more years supporting Java or .Net applications
• At least 1 year supporting internet-based services in a 24x7 environment

Additional Desired Skills
• Oracle PL/SQL or SQL experience
• Scripting or Programming Experience
• Familiarity with Ruby, PERL, Java

You can PM me and I will forward him your info.

(Too bad, this job pays around $70K around here so no luck so far)

kthxbye

Have you done so?

As others above had said....great thread Alee!!!