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10 May 2003, 06:53 AM
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I'm currently looking to fill a number of contract positions in the Surrey area:-
1. Message Queuing and Data Interfacing specialist (UNIX).
2. BMC Patrol specialist (Must be able to competently code in PSL and write KM's from scratch).
3. Disaster Recovery specialist.
I'm looking for the best of the best to fill these roles and we will pay good money (well good for the current climate) for those who get the positions.
Normally I'd use agents, but they become an overhead and don't tend to field people of an appropriate quality.
I thought I'd see if any fellow Scoobynetter was interested in any of the positions first.
1. Message Queuing and Data Interfacing specialist (UNIX).
2. BMC Patrol specialist (Must be able to competently code in PSL and write KM's from scratch).
3. Disaster Recovery specialist.
I'm looking for the best of the best to fill these roles and we will pay good money (well good for the current climate) for those who get the positions.
Normally I'd use agents, but they become an overhead and don't tend to field people of an appropriate quality.
I thought I'd see if any fellow Scoobynetter was interested in any of the positions first.
10 May 2003, 11:04 PM
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Just stumbled across ur post mate. Just completed my HND using LINUX via UNIX but wouldnt mind a bit of advice! What kind of salary would a beginner be looking at??
does involve perl scripting, PHP etc??
10 May 2003, 11:13 PM
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The market is pretty poor right now.
If your new to the industry you might struggle to get going until things pickup. Estimates say there are 50,000 contractors out of work right now, and you can be pretty sure most of them will have a number of years experience.
Perl and PHP skills are always worthwhile though.
If your new to the industry you might struggle to get going until things pickup. Estimates say there are 50,000 contractors out of work right now, and you can be pretty sure most of them will have a number of years experience.
Perl and PHP skills are always worthwhile though.
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sheepspliter,
A very good friend of mine is looking for a new job at the mo, has loads of unix exp , solaris/linux/irix/hp etc..sybase/checkpoint/perl scripting/yada yada .. he really does know his stuff.
if you can mail me alittle more info on the jobs,can pass it onto him, as he's not a scoobynetter yet
cheers
Tin
A very good friend of mine is looking for a new job at the mo, has loads of unix exp , solaris/linux/irix/hp etc..sybase/checkpoint/perl scripting/yada yada .. he really does know his stuff.
if you can mail me alittle more info on the jobs,can pass it onto him, as he's not a scoobynetter yet
cheers
Tin
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