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Available Position(s) Location: Nashville, TN I work for a Third Party Logistics (3PL) company in Nashville,TN. We are continuing to grow, this position is entry level and I'm not just shilling this position but it really does have room for growth or lateral transitioning into a role that might better suite your personality/skillset. Freight Broker Position posted:Build relationships with carriers in order to find freight for their trucks. Brokers must communicate necessary information effectively to their carriers. You should be highly motivated and energetic. Bolding = my comments. Yes I do get a referral bonus if you stick around and work out. PM me for further discussion. Compensation = $12-14/hour + commission after 6 months. I can go over these details in PM/in person as well.
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Jan 19, 2015 04:09
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It is possible that the FAA will open up the doors for off the street hiring for ATC in March: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3608176&pagenumber=18#post440421391 Here's a link to an earlier post in that thread with a summary of requirements, the OP contains more information about the ATC career in general: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3608176&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=1#post425564987 The Ferret King fucked around with this message at 05:19 on Jan 19, 2015 |
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Jan 19, 2015 05:15
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Who are we? A health care benefits and consulting company Where are we? Orlando (UCF area) What are we looking for? Data Analysts Qualifications: College degree in just about anything Some Excel experience SQL knowledge would be a big plus Finance/Accounting experience would be nice but not required How to Apply Email saforumsguy99@yahoo.com Mouse Cadet fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Jan 24, 2015 |
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Jan 24, 2015 00:06
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Mouse Cadet posted:Who are we? Just sent you an email!
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Jan 24, 2015 00:42
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Mouse Cadet posted:Who are we? Emailed you
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Jan 24, 2015 02:45
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guidoanselmi posted:responded via email. Hey, I searched my inbox but couldn't find anything. Can you re-send if it's not too late?
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Jan 27, 2015 00:49
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No. 9 posted:Hey, I searched my inbox but couldn't find anything. Can you re-send if it's not too late? Weird, resent. Try checking for your spam for "CWRU" as I referenced it in the email. Google might have it in for me lately despite emailing from a gmail account...you can reach out to me via info _at_ nanaya.co guidoanselmi fucked around with this message at 01:32 on Jan 27, 2015 |
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Jan 27, 2015 01:21
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Let's give this a shot Job Seeker Location: Los Angeles metro area Education: BA Political Science Experience: ~3 years working with digital media as a contractor - quality assurance, packaging files for publication, database management, and order tracking. My experience in tooling leans fairly niche, but I picked up a couple years working with JIRA for project tracking. Light customer support duties over the past few years, mostly filling in during high-volume periods. Some experience in a coordination role, mostly keeping contacts at various studios updated on progress and scraping together missing information. And of course the usual slate of Microsoft Office, Excel, Outlook, etc. 50-60 WPM typing. Looking for: A position in digital media would be excellent, but I'm open for anything as long as it's within 20 miles of downtown LA. Availability: Flexible. Contact: randroidSA at gmail. I can provide a full resume, references, and more detail on whatever you please.
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Jan 29, 2015 03:28
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Hi all, I work for an economic consulting firm with offices in a couple major cites across the United States. We're in a bit of a hiring boom, and are looking to hire new analysts (i.e. recent grads with a BA or Masters degree) and associates (MBAs and PhDs mostly). If you have a math/stats/econ/finance or business degree and are looking for an interesting job, feel free to PM me your info and we can chat about possible opportunities.
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Feb 3, 2015 08:16
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Jhoge posted:Hi all, I don't have PMs, would you mind emailing me at sa.xyven@gmail.com? I graduated in December with a BS in math. I have some relevant experience from an internship in operations at a trading company. Before school I was a professional poker player from 2006-2010.
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Feb 3, 2015 09:19
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Jhoge posted:Hi all, PM sent
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Feb 3, 2015 19:34
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Would you mind sending me an email as well? I have a BS in Accounting, going for my MBA, and I'm currently in the accounting department of a Boston area healthcare organization. The job is getting a bit stale. Email: r_larivee@salemstate.edu
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Feb 4, 2015 01:14
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Jhoge posted:Hi all, PM sent.
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Feb 5, 2015 05:17
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Jhoge posted:Hi all, PM sent.
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Feb 5, 2015 19:34
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Looks like YNAB is hiring a remote, full time server side dev, probably for the web version of YNAB they are probably working on. Someone here might be interested I guess? I certainly am not qualified for it. https://ynab.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk09ff/
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Feb 5, 2015 20:02
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Jhoge posted:Hi all, PM Sent, I look forward to hearing from you.
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Feb 6, 2015 01:44
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Hey, all, I work for a television post-production house, and we're currently hiring for two in-house positions. Business Development Manager (based in Burbank, CA) Basically we're looking for more clients in order to up our overall volume. Qualifications would be...
Realtime Coordinator (based in Minneapolis, MN) (I think we actually need 2-3 of these guys) Glorified IT position. You're monitoring the connections that stay-at-home stenographers use to tap into various networks' master control centers (whom you will be on the phone with a lot) to do realtime captions for sports and news programs (mostly sports). Qualifications would be...
Realtime Coordinator compensation would be $13-15/h. I imagine the Business Development position will have a pretty high-falutin' salary. We have full bennies and a 401k match of up to 4% (first 3% matched in full, 4 and 5 matched at half. So if you give 5%, they'll match 4%.) I've never been to California, but our Minneapolis office is p nice to work in, and it's a great town with a lot of character (even though I technically live in St. Paul lol). PM me for details on applying. I'm trying to snag some nice referral bonuses by putting these up here, so please don't internet detective me and I'll take you out to a nice dinner if you get hired. 
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Feb 20, 2015 03:43
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I had posted this over in the SH/SC job thread but I think the business stuff doesn't really fit there so I'll post it here as well to see if anyone is keen. JOB POSTING I've got a couple of openings on my team and am having a hell of a time finding qualified folks, as it is rather niche, so I thought I'd throw it out here and see if someone wants to become Who are we? A very large financial institution. Where are we? Most everywhere, but the positions are based in Charlotte, NC. What are we looking for? My team handles implementation of our client-side data collection software for our website (hooray eCommerce) which powers a wide array of analytics teams and tools, collecting customer experience and basic web interaction data (pageviews, link clicks, ad impressions, etc). This includes analyst work up front, working with business leaders and other partners, project teams, and a menagerie of other folks to define requirements and determine what we're actually going to collect on a given page or set of pages based on a standard model we've developed. Once requirements are understood, we generate a specification (hooray documentation) and hand that off to coders who supposedly make it actually work. We test their code to ensure that it does work, and because it never does, we work with those dev teams to debug, fix, and retest until everything is working correctly. As the name would imply, client-side data collection involves JavaScript, so you're going to need a decent grasp on that language and a deep, thorough understanding of Internet architecture and browser interaction (DOM, cookies, HTTP request construction, etc). We also do some fun stuff with mobile apps so any skills in that area, or with other server-side languages, is a great thing to have. Of course, HTML and CSS are a given. Though these skills are all very much required, this is not a coding position. We write code sparingly, usually as an example of how something might be accomplished. In addition to those technical skills, a strong business acumen is required for the analyst portion outlined above. If you can't speak to a room of senior managers and the occasional executive without pissing yourself, this may not be for you. My team sits between the unwashed business masses and the IT teams that make things work, so a good mix of both is needed. Like I said, it's niche. How do I apply? Hit me up with a PM and we'll go over what you've got. I'm the hiring manager so I can give you fairly accurate feedback. Or you can use my username at Google's mail service. What else? The spots I have are contract to hire. While this may not be terribly awesome to start with, it's SOP for the organization we're a part of. If you don't suck, roll over to full time can happen in a matter of months. Once you're full time, the big boat o' benefits can become yours if the price is right.
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Feb 20, 2015 18:36
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Mackieman posted:I had posted this over in the SH/SC job thread but I think the business stuff doesn't really fit there so I'll post it here as well to see if anyone is keen I just sent you a PM to ask for more info.
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Feb 20, 2015 22:03
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Dik Hz fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Feb 28, 2015 |
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Feb 21, 2015 05:16
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Job Postings Blizzard Entertainment is hiring over 250 people worldwide. See postings here: http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/careers/directory.html Internal referrals get looked at first. I came in through a goon referral and want to pay it forward. If you see anything of interest, please send me a PM and we can discuss further. EDIT: 4 referral codes sent so far. A couple of things that will help me help you, and will get a referral code sent more quickly: - LinkedIn link, so that I have a better idea of who you are. - Link to the jobs you're interested in, so that I can speak to the position(s) you're asking about. As to general "what's Blizzard like?" questions (I've been getting a lot of those), I'd suggest reading up on Blizzard's Core Values: http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/about/mission.html Another question that is coming up a lot: yes, Blizzard pays relocation (depending on position and job location). Feral Bueller fucked around with this message at 17:19 on Feb 22, 2015 |
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Feb 21, 2015 21:23
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Sarcasmatron posted:Job Postings
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Feb 23, 2015 15:36
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Gothmog1065 posted:Would you mind if I forwarded this information to a friend of mine? He'd cream himself to work at Blizzard (I think he's even applied before, but no internal link). If so, PM me your email and I'll send this off to him. Done.
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My work posted some more jobs, they're all internal job postings for the next week and then they'll be posted externally, but they said it was ok to refer people before then: The place I work at is located in Troy, MI, it's a great place to work and it is rapidly growing. We're pretty much the most successful company doing the poo poo we do right now. All the PDFs are in my dropbox here, if anyone is interested shoot me a PM or let me know somehow, I'll need to actually pass your resume/cover letter along through my work email, and full disclosure we get a $250 referral bonus (and a cupcake of our choice from this place: http://www.justbakedshop.com/  )The job titles are: Technical Project Specialist Dept: Fulfillment Logistics Specialist - Dept: Logistics Client Success Specialist – Level 3 Dept: Support Sr. Software Developer Dept: Development Payment Services Specialist Dept: Finance Here are the actual job descriptions: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/szxuv4eypp1mtso/AABk6u2WfpkXeJ-cFTdhNxtra?dl=0
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Feb 24, 2015 04:31
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I'll give this a shot. Can't hurt! Job Seeker Location: Currently Seattle - wanting to relocate to Minneapolis/surrounding area. Other midwest locations would be considered. Education: BA Broadcast Journalism Experience: 5 years at a major e-commerce retailer serving as a Program Manager, Business Analyst, and Team Manager. Core values operate around Lean and Six Sigma methodologies, experience launching new business lines (both domestic and internationally) and onboarding with major global payment provider networks and credit card organizations. Experience leading a team of up to 25 Customer Service employees to meet and exceed performance and adherence goals. Previous to this organization, interned and later did full time work for a small market television station for 2 years as a news photographer and Associate Producer; interviewing, shooting and editing feature stories, as well as general creation of the structure of 5,6 and 10PM newscasts. Looking for: A position with a forward thinking organization that would allow me to continue developing as a Program Manager. Open to new opportunities with regards to Quality Control or LEAN operations. Availability: Flexible. Contact: r_foster_21@hotmail.com. Full Resume available upon serious inquiries.
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Job posting: Database application developer - looking for three years experience in postgres or sql server. Ideally also experience with an ETL application. If you can also do java / css / similar frontend stuff, that would be preferred. DC area, would be working with healthcare claims data from a variety of sources to support business intelligence applications. PM me for more details / etc. We are still new to this technology stuff, really.
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Job Seeker Location: South Jersey right now, but I'm open to relocating anywhere inside the US Education: BSc in Math, Dec. 2014 Experience: I had a 6 month internship in financial operations at a large investment company, and then continued to work there part-time when I resumed class. I have taken and passed two actuarial exams (P and FM). From 2006-2010 I was a successful online poker player, winning over a several million hand sample size. Looking for: My job search has pretty much been focused on either actuarial positions or analyst positions at banks/asset managers/prop trading firms. Those seem to be the areas that most fit my experience, but the most important thing to me is finding something that I will find interesting. My ideal job would involve roughly equal amounts of math/programming/research/finding new problems. Contact: sa.xyven@gmail.com Please send me an email if you would like to see a copy of my resume.
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[e] Job filled.
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Mar 4, 2015 23:39
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Job Seeker Location: Indianapolis, IN but would be willing to relocate to Denver or Seattle after June. Education: BS in Radio-TV-Film and Communication Studies Experience: I've been providing on the job training for all new employees since March 2013 at a spa. I also have marketing experience. Looking for: Training and/or education positions. Contact: PM or email swirthwein25@gmail.com
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:Hey, all, Still looking to fill these, plus a few more: Controller (based in Minneapolis, MN) Looking for an experienced CFO. Familiarity with Great Plains and Fieldpoint ERP a plus. Sales Support Specialist (based in Minneapolis, MN) An entry-level role. You're handling phone calls/emails from people interested in our services and giving them quotes for said services. The hardest part of this job is going to be learning what it is we all do. Captioning is a surprisingly complicated industry.
Realtime Captioner (based in Minneapolis, MN) If you're an experienced freelance transcriber with an excellent command of the nuances of English grammar, this job may be just for you. You're using voice recognition software to produce captions in real time (as opposed to using a stenographer's keyboard). You'll probably have weird hours. Pay starts at around $15-16/hour. Don't forget we have full benefits and 4% 401k match.
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Mar 20, 2015 00:41
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Job Seeker Location: Australia, Adelaide Education: BSc honours, major in mathematics Experience: No experience at a professional level. I do have experience with tutoring mathematics at a university level Looking for: Graduate based position in mathematics based field to start a long term career with. Availability: I'm available to start working now Contact: Message me here or email: rafael.aragon.lol@hotmail.com
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The FAA opened their off-the-street Air Traffic Controller hiring announcement today. Thread here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3608176 Job announcement here: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/398409000 Closes 3/27.
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Mar 23, 2015 18:49
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Available Position! My office has an immediate opening for an SEO guru at our Chicago (Ravenswood) office. This is a temporary position in and we're looking to have someone start right away. Have any questions? Feel free to PM me. Or, you can email your stuff directly to resumes@epagecity.com or use the link from CraigsList (posting linked below). We're ideally looking for someone who can do this full-time, but if you are only available part-time, please send in your info, we'll definitely consider it because our main goal is to get someone in ASAP. There's also always the possibility of it turning into a permanent gig if you turn out to be amazing. We're a bunch of cool cats who work hard but also play hard, relaxed atmosphere (every day is 'casual Friday', and some Fridays are 'Sweatpants Fridays') but we are professional as well - not a bunch of 'Brogrammers'. Recent outings included Whirleyball, Terrarium Building, Medieval Times and a tour of the Koval Distillery. And, we are close enough to Lincoln Square that a casual summer walk to Half Acre Brewery is not uncommon. http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/mar/4950107653.html quote:ePageCity is one of Chicago's leading website design/development and search optimization firms. Our digital marketing team helps clients build their brands online using SEO, SEM, SMM and other digital marketing strategies. EVG fucked around with this message at 18:17 on Mar 26, 2015 |
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Mar 26, 2015 18:13
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EVG posted:Available Position! Does the person have to be local?
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Resigned myself to moving next month so I'd better put some feelers out- Job Seeker Location: Current west Chicago suburbs, most likely moving to Corvallis, OR later this spring. Education: BA Chemistry (2010), MS Chemistry (2013) Experience: Currently working QA/QC in a food chemistry lab (since Sept 2013), and have research experience from undergrad and grad school. Looking for: Research or applications work. Also willing to do QC/QA for the right position, I hear it's widely applicable across industries. Availability: Moving to Corvallis area by end of April. Contact: PMs or 1c.marlatt@gmail.com.
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My company is looking to hire around 200 people as we start a second shift of operations. Type of work: Mostly general labor, assembling trucks. We make walk-in trucks so hands-on people are a plus, though we also need people to supervise and do office work. Location of work: Bristol, IN. Hours of work: Some first shift (6am - 4:30pm four days a week) but mostly second shift (6pm - 4:30am four days a week). Some people from our current first shift will be doing second-shift work, hence the openings on both shifts. Duration of work: The second shift is expected to last through Q1 next year, perhaps longer. Not something real long-term. Pay: The lowest-tier workers start at $12.00 per hour and after 90 days get $13.50. Second shift gets $1.25 more per hour on top of that. Not bad pay for such a low cost-of-living area. I don't really expect anybody on here to be interested, though if you know somebody that might be have them drop me a PM. I get $250 per referral 
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Mar 30, 2015 18:55
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Job Seeker Location: Washington DC Metro Area Education: BA Political Science (Case Western Reserve University), MA International Affairs (American University) Experience: 2-3 years of experience in International Development/Survey Research, 1-2 years administrative experience What I'm Looking For: Some months ago, I posted here when I was actively looking for work and I got a pretty good response - thank you to all of the goons who replied! However, it has been some months now since I accepted a different job, and while it is in the field of international development I don't feel that the work is challenging me enough. To this end, I am looking for the following: - Challenging work involving the acquisition of new skills: I used to do survey research in conflict zones, a job that was both technically challenging (lots of SPSS use) and challenging as a whole (going to Afghanistan to do this research), which fit the bill nicely. Challenging doesn't mean I have to be in any danger, though - it could mean writing reports, learning how to use new programs, or just about anything that's requires the ability to think in a big-picture kind of way (since that's my primary mode of thinking). I am an extremely flexible person - I've worked on projects ranging from surveying children about Sesame Street in Afghanistan to figuring out ways to counter violent extremism in West Africa. - Research: I like writing, I like finding information, and I like synthesizing all of this into reports. I pride myself in my writing, and am always looking for ways to improve my writing style. It's one of my strengths, and I'm more than happy to furnish you samples of my work. - Working in a cybersecurity-related field: I did a seminar with Young Professionals in Foreign Policy on the subject and I feel as if I am technically inclined enough to learn how to use the programs involved. At the moment, I'm currently trying to take an online course in network security but moving at the beginning of this year has complicated that timeline a bit, and I will be getting back to it shortly. - International work a plus, but not required: Short-term travel across the world (or even around the country) is great, but I now own a house in the area - long-term assignments lasting for multiple months to a year are not preferable. - A possible career transition: It's true that I have degrees in international affairs. It's also true that we live in a globalized world and a ton of jobs in the DC area are going to have international entanglements. Transitioning into a more technical field, even at the entry-level, is not something I'm going to scoff at especially if your company is starting to engage in more international work. I'm going to find a way to make my degrees useful. - People who enjoy what they do, and are a little nerdy about it: Nothing's more awesome than people who enjoy what they do. In addition, I am an extremely positive person at work - these two together are a great combination. What I'm Not Looking For: - Administrative work: Though I have experience doing it, if the primary responsibility of the job is rote administrative work, I'm not very interested. I realize that every job has an administrative component, and I'm more than happy to do it. But if the primary work is similar to being an administrative assistant, please consider somebody else. - Short-term consulting work: I prefer work where you and I see each other working together for over a year. Working on a single contract and then concluding our relationship at its end is a bad deal for me - I would like to have steady work, and I'm not ready to be an independent consultant yet (nor do I believe I have the experience to be a credible consultant at the moment). Working for a consulting firm is fine, however. Availability: I am currently gainfully employed - I am available when you need me to be. Contact: Please PM me, or failing that provide me with an email address in response to this posting. I will be more than happy to send you my LinkedIn Profile page link and any writing samples, should you so desire. LuiCypher fucked around with this message at 13:18 on Mar 31, 2015 |
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The FAA's job posting for Air Traffic Controllers was extended through Midnight, tonight, at 11:59PM ET. The pay range on the announcement is for acaemy attendance and doesn't include per diem for housing and incidentals while at the FAA's academy in Oklahoma City. Real earnings at the academy are closer to a $35k/yr salary, and once certified out in the field it's anywhere from $65k-$130k/yr depending on facility complexity level. Expect to start at lower facilities as an off the street hire. KEY REQUIREMENTS US Citizenship is required. Selective Service Registration is required for males born after 12/31/1959. Three requirements must be met to be referred for selection consideration: Basic Qualifications Biographical Assessment Air Traffic Selection and Training (AT-SAT) Exam This vacancy will be open for a minimum of 5 days and extended as needed[/quote] quote:Age Requirements: A maximum age of 30 years is established for initial entry into air traffic control positions covered by Public Law 92-297. Persons who have reached their 31st birthday may not be originally appointed to these positions. If experience was gained as a civilian ATCS with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or Department of Defense (DOD), you must have been hired prior to age 31. Maximum Retention Age: 5 USC 8335 (a) and 5 USC 8425 (a) require mandatory separation at age 56 in a career controller position. Job Posting Here: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/398409000 Thread Here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3608176
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