Ok I get emails all the time about jobs in the tech field that I'm not interested in but I figure some of you might be interested. Mostly they are contract jobs which is why I'm not interested. But a recent grad or someone who is intersted in getting their foot in the door might be interested. I will post the jobs and if you are interested in a specific one let me know and I can give you as much info as I have.

First 3 to start it off.


Network Engineer
Location
NJ and IL
Valid CCNA required.
Associate’s degree from a technical school plus a minimum of 4 years relevant work experience at the Technical Associate level or equivalent experience or Non-technical
Bachelor’s degree including 12 credits in a relevant field plus typically 2* or more years relevant work experience at the Technical Associate level or equivalent experience

C++ DEVELOPER
Location
Tampa, FL
5+ years experience in professional software development with heavy emphasis on C++ and thorough understanding of Unix/Linux operating systems.
Experience in Relational Database (Oracle) and Java is desirable
Expertise with Unix/Linux shell/script programming (Perl, Ksh, Bash, Sed and Awk) is a major asset. Familiarity with multicasting middleware is a plus.

Application Developer
Location
Mechanicsburg, PA
Must have advanced knowledge/experience in both Assembler and COBOL.
Application Knowledge, Assembler, COBOL, Other (unique), Industry-Healthcare
Industry Skills, JCL, Legacy, Testing, TSO, XML, Other (unique)
NASCO Production System (NPS)

10/6/2006 5:27:45 PM

Not trying to knock the thread, but I don't see the point in it. There are a ton of jobs for experienced professionals (5+ years) out there and several for seasoned professionals (2+ years). I get about 10-15 matches from careerbuilder.comeach month for Charlotte jobs alone ... using a resume that's about 2 years old.

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10/7/2006 8:54:20 AM

COBOL and Assembler? Application Developer? the horror...

10/7/2006 10:22:44 AM