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mim posted:Job Openings: ~120 open positions in a variety of fields including copywriting, design, software/web development, account management, art director, marketing strategy, and more. Check openings at http://www.rosetta.com/about/careers/ Thanks for posting this, I sent you an email earlier today.
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yoyomama posted:Thanks for posting this, I sent you an email earlier today. Replied!
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mim posted:Job Openings I'll be moving from the San Francisco Bay Area to Los Angeles next summer. I couldn't determine from your post if there would be openings for those with professional experience (in addition to interns/college graduates) at that time. Can you clarify?
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Job Seeker Location: Chicago, but willing to relocate to any large-ish metro area in the continental US Education: BA from the University of Wisconsin - Madison in Mandarin Chinese, East Asian Studies, and History Experience: Most recently I was in Product Marketing and prior to that Technical Writing at a large network equipment company in Asia, though I have recently moved back to the US. I also have experience in education and technical support. Right now Supply Chain / Logistics is of particular interest, as is an analytical position. My Chinese is pretty ace and ideally that would be put to use, but it is not a must. Looking For: Full-time Availability: Immediate Contact Info: PM, or eric dot mathis at gmail dot com
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Is there anything in Portland, OR right now that isn't some sort of technical, warehouse, nursing, or experience only foodservice? Anyone?
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StandardToast posted:Is there anything in Portland, OR right now that isn't some sort of technical, warehouse, nursing, or experience only foodservice? Anyone? If you have a shred of sales experience grocery store banks are nearly always hiring. If you do well you can transfer after a year. I promise you don't need to be smart to work in a retail bank.
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Job Seeker: This is a long shot, but does anyone here work in an International Center (or whatever you call it at your university) in the Pacific Northwest? I have applied for almost every opening in Eugene and the Seattle area for Study Abroad advisor, F1 advisor, and any type of "international" job at every university. I have two years experience in the field (mostly with J-visas) and am hoping I will hear back from somewhere, but I'm just trying to see if anyone here could get me a referral.
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Crosspost from SH/SC: Job Opening We're looking for a couple programmers in Chicago! No remote workers, please. We work side-by-side a great deal, so being in the office is critical. Who we are: A small medical software startup focusing mostly on mobile. Where we are: Downtown Chicago (near Union Station) Job title: we really don't like job titles very much What we want: A couple solid programmers, as vague as that sounds. 95% of the code we write is in Javascript, whether it's for node.js or appcelerator's Titanium. We prefer self-taught people who have experience with OOP and MVC, but we're not using any particular language as a filter for candidates. I had written very little javascript (I actually have a C# background) and still got hired. All candidates have to sit shoulder to shoulder with one of us and actually write code that works as a part of the interview process. The Good: Salary is competitive, and we often do bonuses. The company picks up the tab for lunch most days! The Bad: We're really small, so there are no benefits yet. I get paid extra so I can go buy my own -- this will likely change in 3-6 months as we grow (which we're doing quickly)! Contact: jeremy.lee.phelps@gmail.com or PM. Code samples are very welcome!
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More Chicago Talk! Job Opening Looking for a any number of hourly people to do outbound calling (no sales, just quick questions to people who are already customers). Location: Chicago on the  45th WardExperience: Dial a phone, speak English, use a computer mouse without falling out of your chair. Pay & Hours: $11-13 an hour, the hours are from 8 to 8, Monday through Saturday. Obviously you would not be able to work the full schedule, but that's when the office is open and calls are being made, so you can essentially work when you want within those parameters. Contact: deathpansy@gmail.com
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Cup of Hemlock posted:I'll be moving from the San Francisco Bay Area to Los Angeles next summer. I couldn't determine from your post if there would be openings for those with professional experience (in addition to interns/college graduates) at that time. Can you clarify? Yes, definitely have positions for experienced professionals. Basically anything listed here that doesn't list summer intern 2014/2014 graduate in the title is for those with experience. If you sort by location, it looks like there are 19 open positions in LA, only 2 are for intern/college grads. The LA positions cover a variety of experience levels/job roles, from 1-3 years (UX designer) to 8-10 years (Brand Director). mim fucked around with this message at 01:20 on Oct 24, 2013 |
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Oct 24, 2013 01:17
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mim posted:Yes, definitely have positions for experienced professionals. Basically anything listed here that doesn't list summer intern 2014/2014 graduate in the title is for those with experience. If you sort by location, it looks like there are 19 open positions in LA, only 2 are for intern/college grads. The LA positions cover a variety of experience levels/job roles, from 1-3 years (UX designer) to 8-10 years (Brand Director). What I'm wondering though is whether those will be open (or become open) next summer.
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captainOrbital posted:More Chicago Talk! Sent you an email! I'm extremely adept at not falling out of chairs while operating a phone and/or computer.
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Looking for a job in Columbus, OH. Preferably day shift. Currently loading trucks at the UPS hub in Hilliard, and it's loving up my back. For $8.50/hr (minus goddamned union dues) it's just not worth the pain and potential for long-term injury. Not to mention that the night shift has absolutely destroyed my social life and is putting a strain on my girlfriend and I. I've got experience fixing Windows computers, though no programming experience or any kind of fancy "certifications".
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Cup of Hemlock posted:What I'm wondering though is whether those will be open (or become open) next summer. Couldn't say...I guess check in a few months? Sorry!
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Cross posting from Caverns of Cobol. Basically two IT-oriented jobs. One is IT operations manager and the other is a software (web) developer We're hiring! Who we are: A successful, cashflow-positive startup that's been around over 4 years and growing like mad. Location: Phoenix (east valley) What we do: We're in the healthcare industry, exploring a new sort of market with an IT-heavy approach to benefit employers and employees both in terms of individual/aggregate health profiles and giving them better analytics on their insurance & claims costs. What we're like: We're very small team with very strong rapport built among each other. We're distributed with a lot of people working in different locations, but our largest is here in mesa where nearly all development and IT stuff takes place. Generally you make your own hours as long as you keep up with communication and urgent requests that come in (not a large issue, except sometimes for the 1st position listed below). Super relaxed environment. Very nice workstations with a friendly, accommodating CTO who will get us whatever we need to be comfortable and productive. What we need: Two full time positions: 1) IT Operations Manager (less technical, but still technical) Skills you possess:
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Basically you are a technically literate operations manager. If you are a tech person who wants to gain experience into the business side of things or a business person who wants to gain experience into the technical side of things, this position is a management-level bridge for that. 2) Software Developer (entry level thru senior) Skills you possess:
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Contact me through pms, here or email matt.cordes at gmail Bhaal fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Nov 6, 2013 |
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Any accounting/finance goons in Texas looking for jobs?
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Pug posted:Any accounting/finance goons in Texas looking for jobs? For the right position I might be. Is there a way to contact you to find out more?
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|Ziggy| posted:For the right position I might be. Is there a way to contact you to find out more? Haha, I think we helped get you your current job. Your boss thinks you are amazing by the way. I'll send you another email. Pug fucked around with this message at 21:07 on Nov 7, 2013 |
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Captain Trips posted:Looking for a job in Columbus, OH. Preferably day shift. If you can drive and can tough it out, apply to whatever temp agency in Marysville has the Honda contract now. They are ramping up for a huge hire.
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Pug posted:Any accounting/finance goons in Texas looking for jobs? I am, what's on the table?
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Job Seeker Location: Los Angeles/Orange County, CA Education: BA - University of California, Irvine Professional Accountant Certificate - Santa Monica College Experience: 2 years staff accountant at an electronics manufacturer. I do just about everything accounting related here, reporting, bookkeeping, inventories, payroll, general ledger, closing, you name it. Also cost accounting, especially for lean manufacturing. Prior to that teaching English in  . Read, write, and speak Japanese if that means anything.Looking For: Full-time, need a position under the direct supervision of an active California CPA license holder. Trying to get work experience hours for my CPA license. Exam eligible. Availability: Immediate Contact Info: PMs Gabriel Grub fucked around with this message at 08:37 on Nov 10, 2013 |
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Erdricks posted:I am, what's on the table? Go ahead and send your resume to bpointjobs@bridgepointconsulting.com and put stairs in the subject or something. I work at a staffing agency and we are currently trying to fill a wide range of positions. Once I have a look at your resume, I can give you some options and we can talk a little more. I hope this is alright for this thread. I could post new positions here every couple days ,but if there are only one or two goons here in my state/field it might not be the best. Pug fucked around with this message at 21:39 on Nov 14, 2013 |
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Xcel energy has three engineering jobs posted in Denver. Gas engineer, looks like a few years experience wanted but can hire at any level if you have 20 years or something. They also posted 2 entry level positions for civil/mechanical engineers (literally 0 years experience). They are either power plant work based on location and responsibility. I can find out more info about the jobs if you are interested, just pm me. spwrozek fucked around with this message at 23:17 on Nov 11, 2013 |
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Our company is currently looking to add a couple entry-level help desk positions to its IT staff. We are located in downtown Washington D.C. The job description reads as follows: The Technician coordinates, documents, tracks and resolves incidents and completes work orders per departmental procedures. These pertain to PC and Macintosh architecture and operating systems, telephones, and specialized equipment. The Technician provides support to clients on a variety of software and hardware platforms and provides client administration to various system resources. MINIMUM RESPONSIBILITIES & REQUIREMENTS • Provide high quality phone and in-person support of PC and Macintosh computers • Strong familiarity with and troubleshooting of Windows and Apple desktop software • Support Blackberry’s and ActiveSync devices such as the Apple iPhone • Support remote access for end users • Provision, integrate, troubleshoot and maintain PC and Macintosh clients in an Active Directory environment • Plans the installation, configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting telephones and printers as needed • Documents and monitors and resolves incidents and completes work requests per Service Level Agreement (SLA) and departmental procedures • Broad working knowledge of electronics, PC architecture, PC operating systems, Microsoft Office, Demonstrated advanced knowledge in at least one specialized area from the following list: ◦ Printer maintenance, configuration and troubleshooting ◦ PC maintenance and troubleshooting (Disk maintenance utilities, BIOS updates, etc.) ◦ Computer installations/upgrades (profile migration, RAM installation, hard drive replacements, PC setup, etc). ◦ LANDesk/ISS Remote Tools ◦ VPN Configuration and support • Maintain professional customer service and support best practices • Must be physically able to handle large packages (boxes containing computers or other IT equipment) weighing up to 50 pounds. Must be able to crawl, bend and stoop. Requirements include: • Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or related field preferred • MVP, MCSE, CCNA certifications preferred • Experience with helpdesk ticketing systems and best practices • 2-3 years experience configuring and maintaining Windows and Macintosh computers in an Active Directory environment • Basic understanding of local area networks and network protocols such as DNS, SMTP, TCP/IP, etc • Basic understanding of web technologies such as HTTP, HTML, CSS, etc • Experience performing basic system administration tasks in an Active Directory • Experience supporting Exchange and associated client software ie Outlook, Entourage and/or experience supporting Lotus Notes I get a referral bonus for any successful hires (and you get the advantage of adding my name to your application.) Please feel free to e-mail me for link to online hire form and any additional, specific questions about the position. BilldotHeyn at Gmail.com CriticalHit fucked around with this message at 16:36 on Nov 12, 2013 |
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captainOrbital posted:More Chicago Talk! Forwarded this to someone who is great for customer service stuff, but looking for seasonal/flexible scheduling... hopefully that's a good fit, based on what you posted. Thanks for the heads up!
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Job Seeker Location: Beijing, China; Willing to consider relocating almost anywhere, but I'm particularly interested in: Alaska, Seattle area, anywhere in AZ that isn't Phoenix metro, Southern Nevada, Japan, China, and Korea. Education: BA - Japanese Studies, minor/emphasis in Business Administration, University of Alaska Fairbanks AA - Korean Studies, Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center AAS - Communication Applications Technology, Community College of the Air Force MA - Information Resources and Library Science, University of Arizona Experience: 4 years in the Air Force including 2 doing extremely-specialized Korean-English real-time translation. Library reference, instruction, and collection development; some youth services stuff and mending; staff training Desktop computer support, some local network diagnosis; A+ certificate 2 years ESL teaching in China; Some fairly basic web design stuff in school, as a hobby, and for the Arizona State Museum; raw HTML, Dreamweaver, NVU, and Wordpress. Some proofreading and formatting work for a Korean publisher Inspected fire alarms and ran cable as a summer job. Looking For: Full-time: Systems, Reference and Instruction, or Youth Services librarian IT Help Desk/Support or something involving deploying and fixing hardware on-site Editing/translation/writing and the like But I'm willing to consider anything that sounds interesting. Availability: Technically immediate, but I'd have some loose ends to tie up. Contact Info: PMs
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Reposted from SH/SC: Network/System Administrator What we're looking for: Someone with intermediate-level Linux experience who jives with our corporate culture(laid-back, team-oriented, not a shut-in). Your role could expand in a number of ways, so it's only specific as to the skillsets that are an absolute must for our infrastructure. Note that you are likely doing desktop support too, though you will have at least one backup. We're small enough that lots of roles are shared this way. Hopefully we can get a junior in to cover that someday, but that won't be the case out of the gate. This means willingness to deal with some day-to-day Windows bullshit, even if you think it's beneath you. What we're not looking for: Anyone on either end of the experience scale: someone too junior won't cut it, as then I'll have to do your job anyway(which I am already doing). Too senior, and I think you'll get bored - we're growing fast, but I suspect once you are able to document and streamline our operations jazz the heat will be way off. There's gonna be a lot of filler work when the actual systems needing administration don't any more - see above. Location: Calgary, AB(this is not a telecommute - we have a VPN, but you need to be in Calgary for the day-to-day) Approximate opening date: Yesterday Benefits: Great group policy, generous profit share, excellent starting holiday time, generally flexible and awesome environment Notes: I've been here for a little over two years, and think it's just peachy. We're a fun group and the politics are kept to a minimum. Contact: username AT gmail DOT com for any questions, put the words Splice and SA in the subject for my lazy headline-reading eyes. PMs work as well. Here is the online posting: http://www.splicesoftware.com/home/?page_id=20 xpander fucked around with this message at 02:05 on Nov 15, 2013 |
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Job Seeker Location: State College, PA, but willing to relocate throughout the United States and Canada. Education: BS from Pennsylvania State University in Biology. EMT-B under the Pennsylvania Department of Health, with HazMat Operations Training. Experience: 3/4 of a year laboratory experience in ecology, including animal caretaking and monitoring, hazardous materials, invasive species, and field work. 1 3/4 years experience in food service and delivery, including low level management and 1 year retail. Volunteer work with local EMS as an EMT. Looking For: Full-time (Permanent or Contract) Availability: Immediate Contact Info: PM me!
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If anyone's looking for a job in the wonderful world of closed captioning, take a look-see here. Positions in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Burbank, California.
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What does that kind of job pay?
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Caption editors start at $12/h and the video describer is $13-$15/h. Not sure about the real-time coordinator position. Caption editors don't need a degree but something Englishy is preferred.
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:If anyone's looking for a job in the wonderful world of closed captioning, take a look-see here. Positions in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Burbank, California. Does your company ever work on standup comedy?
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Yep, all the time. I once did the subtitles for a Mike Birbiglia special.
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:Yep, all the time. I once did the subtitles for a Mike Birbiglia special. You have good taste in clients! Do you hire transcribers for remote part-time work? Helping to make comedy available to deaf people would be a great side gig.
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Analytic Engine posted:You have good taste in clients! Sure do. Especially with fall TV coming up, we'll likely be hiring some more of those. If you want to learn more about that part of the industry, check out the Legitimate Online Moneymaking thread in BFC.
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Job Seeker Location: East Texas but I'm willing to move anywhere in the state(I've lived in San Marcos and DFW in the past few years as well) Education: I'm currently a student in college but am struggling to come up with the funds Experience: I've been working as a waiter and cook for the past 2 years. Looking For: Something full time with a steady paycheck. I love working with my hands and would absolutely love a blue collar job where I could possibly make a career. I'm open to anything where advancement opportunities await. I'm contemplating getting a CDL this summer when I turn 21 - I'm considering other such training as well. Availability: After the conclusion of this semester in December Contact Info: atshubnell@gmail.com DixielandDelight fucked around with this message at 05:04 on Nov 19, 2013 |
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Job Seeker Location: Iowa City, IA. Would be willing to relocate within Iowa/Illinois/Missouri, and would in all likelihood be willing to relocate to a medium/large city elsewhere. Education: BA in English with a professional writing minor. MA in English literature. (GPA 3.7) Experience: About four years teaching composition/literature/film, mostly as accelerated online classes. Two and a half years teaching conversational English in Japan. One year tutoring experience. Thirteen years hardware retail (Dad owned a store, and I started doing little things there as soon as I could make complete sentences.) Six years as a National Guardsman. One year English tutoring. Comfortable with eCollege and Blackboard, extremely proficient with APA format, competent with MLA format. High-level grammar/mechanics/spelling, good attention to detail, don't mind being picky. Requirements: Full-time preferred, but I wouldn't mind keeping part of my current teaching load to take a part-time job. When I can start: In a couple of weeks or less, depending on what my course schedule looks like. What I'm Looking for: I'm tired of teaching writing full-time. I'd be interested in content production (any ACT or Pearson goons here?) ESL work, advising, hell, I'd work in a warehouse or drive a forklift. I just don't want to teach comp or literature anymore. I'm decent at research and MLA citation format, and masterful with APA citation format. I'm used to producing detailed writing quickly and under pressure (from all those accelerated classes) and I have great time management. I would be happy to help you proofread, edit, or write, and I'd listen if you wanted to talk to me about another job. Contact: Plat. Also, jaredhkline ^at^ yahoo ^period^ com. Coin fucked around with this message at 22:33 on Jul 26, 2014 |
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Job Seeker Location: Chicago, preferably in the city, but will consider suburbs. Education: BA in Psychology and Sociology Experience: Project Manager for a market research company for 6 years. Its a small business so I've had the opportunity to wear many many many hats. I obviously have insight into the market research chain, but I'm willing to consider any industry. I'm great at juggling multiple aspects of concurrent projects, dealing with clients and vendors, leading a team, and generally making sure that stuff that needs to be done gets done. Looking For: Full-time Availability: Immediate, with 2 weeks notice to current employer Contact Info: PM
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Internship Seeker Location: Indianapolis, Indiana. Willing and able to relocate to anywhere in the United States. Education: Currently in Junior year of college. Political Science and Philosophy major. Experience: This last summer break I worked for a pharmaceutical company in California to translate and organize medical documents from Chinese to English. It was educational, though the field did not really apply to my major. Looking for: Summer break internship. Both a full-time or part-time position is acceptable. Availability: May 20th, 2014 - August 20th, 2014 Other information: Would like to find something related to local, state, or federal government, though definitely not necessary. Something related to my majors would be nice as well. Failing that, philanthropic work of some sort would also be nice. However, I am, as demonstrated by my experience last summer, quite flexible. Contact via PMs, please.
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Internship/Job Seeker Location: Greater Seattle Area Education: BS in Aviation and Business Management, Current MS/Management, MBA student Experience: Part time Account/Client Manager for 6 months. Small construction/supply business, with a reality TV show, So I have been doing many things. Previous to this, I was a field rep for a temporary housing company, and a Store manager for a national chain before that. I have also worked for Midwest Airlines, Horizon Air, and more. Looking For: Full-time, but flexible so I can finish my MBA (its evening and early evening classes; they start between 4 pm and 6 pm). Would love to find something business/aviation related. Availability: Immediate, with 2 weeks notice to current employer Contact Info: PM or post
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