[bmrider]

I have an inside line on a potentially lucrative technical position. I am not the hiring manager for this position, but I absolutely have a vested interest in the candidate hired. One of our partners is looking for an SE (Systems Engineer) that has strong systems management skills. The person that will be placed in this position must have exceptional communication skills, he/she must be comfortable talking to "C" level executives as well as the technical personnel, any previous sales and/or consulting experience will looked on extremely favorably. There is the possibility that this role could evolve into a much larger position for the right person.

If any of the technical folks on the board are interested, PM me and we'll talk...

[bmrider]

Let me clarify a bit.

When I say "Technical People", I'm referring to people with computer, networking, technology skills...

If you are a Systems/Network Administrator or a Systems Consultant you might be a good fit here...

--Brad

[DBConz]

may want to mention what city the job is located in. i'm always keeping my eye open for a better opportunity, but pretty picky on location considering i'm 3 miles from home.

[bmrider]

This position is not tied to an office... Your office would be in your home. Thus, you could live anywhere in New England. There would be a travel requirement as you would be visiting customers throughout New England.

For those of you who have never done this, Working from home ROCKS!

I'm sitting in my office at home right now, working in my sweats and a tank-top...

[Honclfibr]

What about nunchuck skills?

[DBConz]

but no office sluts to get drunk with on friday after work & make bad decisions with.

[Honclfibr]

Also, do you offer synergy? I'm really looking for a place that facilitates synergy. I mean, it's not a deal breaker, but synergy would be a serious benefit here in the the role of my consideration of the position you are communicating to myself, that's all I'm saying.

[bmrider]

do you offer synergy?

synergy would need to be self supplied... :

[ChrisNoF4i]

Originally Posted by bmrider

synergy would need to be self supplied...

Kinky.

I'm not so sure I am a technical person. I'm more of a people person, very personable. I absolutely insist on enjoying life. Not so task-oriented. Not a work horse. If you're looking for a Clydesdale I'm probably not your man. Like I don't live to work, it's more the other way around. I work to live. Incidentally, what's your policy on Columbus Day?

[loridin64]

Originally Posted by DBConz

but no office sluts to get drunk with on friday after work & make bad decisions with.

Very true, Sir. Well said.

[R1slowflyer]

Ill second working from home.

Its is great, as long as your self motivated.

[DBConz]

Originally Posted by loridin64

Very true, Sir. Well said.

it's one of the best "benefits" at any work place (right weman ).
I've considered asking it at interviews

[Wanderer]

Out of interest, what specific flavours of Sysadmin/Engineer would this apply to? Wintel, Unix, Sun ?

[97BladeRider]

PM Sent.

[bmrider]

Out of interest, what specific flavours of Sysadmin/Engineer would this apply to? Wintel, Unix, Sun ?

The wider your experience the better... The position is more geared towards a Windows Sysadmin, but any experience in that realm is helpful...

[Billy]

Senior Network Administrator here has experience with the following technologies

Windows Server NT4, 2000, 2003
Windows NT4 workstation, 95, 98, 2000, XP
Active Directory
AD Group Policy administration
Exchange 2000/2003
SQL 2000/2005
Vmware ESX Server
Citrix Metaframe XPe
VOIP
Cisco switching
EMC SAN management
Fiberchannel management (Cisco MDS fiberchannel switches)
Experienced with HP Blade and non blade hardware
Siebel (just started learning)
Oracle (just started learning)
Aruba Wireless

I dont know if I'm the kind of guy you'd be interested in but that's a quick list of some of the things I'm responsible for.