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My experience: Just graduated from ECC with a certificate in info-sec. I have a previous certificate in network design and implementation. What I'm looking for: An entry-level job in info-sec. Setting up firewalls, making disaster plans, that kind of thing. Pen testing would be pretty awesome, but I'm not holding my breath. What I'm NOT looking for: Entry level help desk Where I live: Buffalo, NY  Where I'm looking: Buffalo / Niagara area When I can start: Immediately Requirements: Full time preferred, at least 35k annually. Not willing to relocate for less than 45k. Can be reached via: This thread, PM, email: killhour@gmail.com (I have a business email, but I don't want to put it on a public forum)
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Mackieman posted:It's not like that in every group. This is why it is important to make use of the time in interviews where you get to ask the interviewer(s) questions to determine how the team functions. This can't be stressed enough. I just had an interview where they asked me a bunch of technical questions and then escorted me out without letting me ask questions or talk about myself at all. Also, they want me to work for 15k/year. If they call back, I'm going to laugh at them over the phone.
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Sepist posted:Where exactly do you live that a company can believe you can sustain on 15k a year? Buffalo. And the best part? With real estate prices here, you probably could.  http://www.trulia.com/home_prices/New_York/Buffalo-heat_map/ KillHour fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Jul 5, 2011 |
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mattmofob posted:Full time job in Rochester, NY Resume sent.
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Dolemite posted:Too bad you aren't in Tampa. When I was looking for a new IT job, I swear I saw a ton of entry level stuff but it all required a secret clearance. Of course I couldn't apply for any of it since I've never been in the service. You should have applied anyways. Companies can get you security clearance if you need it to perform your job.
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I figured I'd throw this up here. First thing's first. I have a full time job, and I'm not looking to leave. I love my job, but it doesn't give me a ton of hands on experience with hardware, and I'd like to get my feet wet on that. I'm just looking for a part time weekends and nights only deal in Buffalo, NY. Anything where I can get hands on experience with networks is fine. I have a certificate in network design and a certificate in network security, along with years of troubleshooting and system building experience. You can hit me up with a PM or email me at [username]@gmail.com
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heathkit posted:Job Title: Software Development Engineer in Test Are you the rear end in a top hat that programmed the non removable or disable-able (without rooting) spyware that sends everything I do to Sprint?
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HTC modified it to be hidden and removed any way of disabling it.
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H110Hawk posted:Let me be clear I'm advocating not applying to your shady fly by night company until you've been rejected by my shady fly by night company. I base all my decisions on which shady fly by night company to apply to first on who has the lower amount of posts in the various IT bitching threads. It's like a more honest glass door.
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Agrikk posted:Thanks for all the resumes, everyone. I sent you an email - this looks like exactly what I'm looking for.
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Wait... are you looking for a Chief Technical Officer or a person to help you finish a website? Cause uh... those two things are really different.
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Senior management and/or HR department with heads up their own asses, usually.
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Sounds like a great reason to not work at your company. 
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Digital_Jesus posted:Goons. I've had a beer with this guy before. He's cool - go work for him.
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MJP posted:I've got a position to backfill for my current job. We don't have an official posting yet, but I got the go-ahead to circulate word. You should probably mention what city you're in.
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Docjowles posted:They said they’re by the WTC (world trade center?) so I figured New York, but yeah doesn’t hurt to explicitly call it out. I figured, too. I'm intentionally giving them poo poo because New Yorkers like to think there's only one city in the world, and they live in it. 
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MJP posted:To be fair, I'm from Jersey I've spent a lot of time in the area so believe me when I say the following: there's no appreciable distinction between North Jersey and New York. More importantly, 100k for a cloud engineer in lower Manhattan feels... low.
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My idea of a baller health plan is "I don't die in a ditch of preventable illness." I know that's a stretch for the US, but your health plan isn't going to make up the $50k difference between what that company pays and the market price for the position. Stock options are nice, but probably the same deal there.
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Rex-Goliath posted:Reposting as our pipeline is expanding and we're hiring again: You beat me to it.  Come work with us. You'll love it. One of us. One of us. One of us.
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Plinkey posted:This is a good place to work for, I did for like 6 months but had to leave due to family reason, and not wanting to live around DC. Just to clarify, you're only stuck around DC if you're on the federal side (i.e.: You have a security clearance). Commercial consultants get to WFH/travel. Engineers have to live in the Bay area - sorry. But consulting is more fun, anyways! On the other hand, if you have clearance and you love DC but hate to travel as much as us commercial suckers, good news! KillHour fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Sep 11, 2019 |
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I always wondered what you did. I'm not in the market unless you're looking for a CISO/CTO, but we should get together for a drink considering you're right across the border.
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Subjunctive posted:You’d have to defeat me in single combat to be CTO, and I would rather you didn’t. I think we’re probably 9-12 months from an interesting CISO position, but I’ll probably post back here when I do! Might go up to Toronto next Saturday if you're free. I'll make sure to wear sparring gear, just in case.
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Tab8715 posted:Toronto seems like a great city but drat that rent is expensive. That's why I live in Buffalo To answer your question, it can be pretty hard. You need to find a company willing to certify that they couldn't find a Canadian qualified for the job.
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Buffalo is great - good food, cheap, day trip distance to Toronto, and big enough to have real sports teams but small enough to not have real traffic. You better work remote if you want any hope of pulling down 6 figures, but you're a straight-up baller if you do.
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PCjr sidecar posted:Too bad they don’t have any. Oh, look, we got a wiseguy here.
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NuclearEagleFox!!! posted:Isn't this the reboot of that vigilante recruitment app? It's like Next Door, except instead of complaining about minorites in your neighborhood, you get a posse together to chase them out!
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Why would you leave a help desk job with 3 years of experience aiming for another help desk job? Don't you have a career path in mind by now?
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Sorry you work for a crappy company?
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Curious about how much that director of engineering role pays. Probably not enough to afford living in San Francisco, but I have to admit it would be an interesting role.
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I'm a weird edge case, but Nerd Wallet says I'd have to make >$330k in SF to have a comparable lifestyle to what I have now - which I totally believe. I imagine you have to hit C-level (or at least VP) to make in the 4's, even there.
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luminalflux posted:I guess it depends on "lifestyle", I live comfortably in SF (2BR in the mission shared with my partner who makes significantly less), but I don't have a broken sports car to pay for. Excuse me - it's a broken supercar.  Of course it depends on your lifestyle. That's the entire point - why would I uproot my entire life and move to the other side of the country to live in a smaller house with fewer cars? KillHour fucked around with this message at 20:01 on Apr 12, 2020 |
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I don't care if I dropped out of school; I'm hanging that up on my wall.
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Who we are: Up and coming player in the entertainment industry, with yearly sales of 10,000+ kilos. Where we're located: Miami What we're looking for: Sales, marketing, security. Must be able to pass a background check and entrance exam. Military or law enforcement experience highly desired. Must be willing to sign a non-compete. Pay is commission based.
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vyst posted:I'm in if the entrance exam isn't simulation based. Fool me once CISCO!!!! I assure you, the exam is very... hands-on.  BrianBoitano posted:Do you provide PPE We give all employees a 9mm, but you have to buy your own bullets. BrianBoitano posted:daycare? We're a very family-friendly organization. Your kids can help package product. KillHour fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Apr 14, 2020 |
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The Iron Rose posted:you should add a 1 in front of your salary requirement Someone with no actual data science experience besides self-learning isn't going to pull down a data scientist salary out of the gate. That being said, 40k without benefits in a big city is straight up poverty. Maybe aim just a little higher?
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I wonder if there are any countries where it's theoretically possible to owe more in taxes than you make.
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SurgicalOntologist posted:Besides the positions I posted above, my company is also considering outsourcing the development of one of our products (a SPA). I would anticipate 3-4 FTE for 4-6 months. We already have elaborate designs in invision. Swap out Mongo for [NO-SQL DB my company makes] and you can have not just one, but two goons building your product!
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my cat is norris posted:Salary range is $40 - 45k. I have no input other than to thank you for doing this. I know not all companies let you do this but they really should.
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Sirotan posted:Job opening within my department for a Linux sysadmin. The job is located in Ann Arbor, MI but I've been told it will "probably" become a 100% remote job once the college gets their WFH policies defined, which I don't expect will happen until the fall. There is a salary range of $58,000-$64,000 but you can likely negotiate higher depending on experience. Work/life balance on this team is very good, there is no on-call or expectation to do work outside the typical 9-5 M-F (except for a couple maintenance Saturdays), and university benefits are very, very good. I may or may not know OP IRL, but I can confirm the UMichigan guys are cool. Go work with them.
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