I expect in about a week or so, I will have an IT job opening. This is not an entry level job, but you will start off doing desktop stuff to get familiar with the environment.

SAN, VMWare, MS infrastructure, pluses scripting and linux/unix.

Send me a PM and I will give more info.

 

Whats it stand for?

"Internet Trap"

Anyways..... Thanks for posting this up...

 

not sure if that was a serious post.

job is in San Mateo. Pay (I have to check the grade) but it should be 75 - 96 k.

 

bump

 

Hmmmm Virtualization..tempting..

 

Thanks for posting this to the community. I'm happy with my current job in IT, but it's great to post this especially in today's job market.

 

damn i'd be all over this if i wasn't still in school. hopefully something opens up in a year.

 

damn, I wish I knew computer stuff

 

Damn... I could totally take up this job since my major is very IT-oriented... but I don't graduate for another 2-3 years... what company is this for?

 

duh

 

I didn't realize that we put stuff on CL. Here is the link... the salary range was off by bit, it's 78k to 98k.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/tch/951213182.html

Feel free to PM me with specific questions.

BTW, the title listed is a not the actual title. The actual title is Systems Engineer if it matters.

 

will i be drug tested? ;X

haha on the serious note, i'll let some people knowthat might be interested.

 

"Requires a Bachelor's degree"

Why the hell do companies put this in? You take a senior tech like me, thats been in the game 25+ years, we know the systems better than any snot nosed kid that got a degree...yet we are overlooked for some punk with 5 years in and some school teaching.

Hell I can think back to my youth, and remember when we used punch cards.

 

I have yet to encounter a situation where my experience is overlooked in preference of someone with less experience but happens to have a degree. To most hiring managers "Requires a degree" is accurately interpreted as "Requires a degree or X years of experience."

 

relax guys, it's standard verbage that most companies put in there. it's not required. and yes I agree that I will take a guy with experience than a BS, MCSE, etc. certs and a degree doesn't mean anything unless you can do the work.