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[jsbush]

Dead - started new thread.

 

[Zee]

whats the salary range ballpark, do you know?

 

[jsbush]

Not sure let me find out.

 

[blackdogdeek]

I work one block from that location.

 

[ultimatebob]

Got a job description? Not that I'm interested, but it might help you get more leads. This place is crawling with IT people

 

[Hugo Drax]

whats the salary range ballpark, do you know?

Probably 9 bucks an hour.

 

[jsbush]

I work one block from that location.

Neat! I go there about 3-4 times a year on business. Never enough time to enjoy the Big city though.

 

[jsbush]

whats the salary range ballpark, do you know?

65-75kyear, 40h/week, Mon-Fri

 

[bearxor]

Damn that sounds amazing.

 

[jsbush]

Updated the job description. I'll have a full one probably tomorrow.

 

[destrekor]

Well I am in that industry and currently jobless, so I'd have to say I'm interested... but, in the heart of NYC. :hmm:
I'm currently in Ohio. lol

If I can take the offer seriously, and someone would take me seriously... I'd really have to figure out the whole living situation thing. Which is to say, I have no idea where to start. lol

 

[Hawkes505]

I can't send PM's as I'm under the 25 post limit but I'm in the NYC area already and I am definitely interested.

 

[Rakehellion]

Ewww, tech support.

 

[Oyeve]

That's pretty good pay for level 1-2.

 

[saratoga172]

That's pretty good for level 1-2. And all those things are easy enough. Cost is high out there though. Any requirements for the job?

 

[dave_the_nerd]

Forwarded this to a friend in NYC.

 

[AznAnarchy99]

If I was in New York, I'd be all over it. Its better than the pos I'm doing right now.

 

[tHa ShIzNiT]

mmm models

 

[jsbush]

That's pretty good for level 1-2. And all those things are easy enough. Cost is high out there though. Any requirements for the job?

Pretty much, the cost of living is reflected in the salary. NYC isn't cheap by any means. But there are affordable housing so I've been told. You just have to look for it.

As long as the candidate can do the job, that's all that is really required.

Needs to be able to clone hard drives, replace RAM, understand a patch panels and patch user in.
Setup, troubleshoot and upgrade; MS Office Suite, Adobe products, Windows OS.
The rest of the stuff is pretty straight forward, like replacing the tapes in the tape library daily. Perform simple file restores using Veeam. Be able to browse Active Directory, join PC's to domain, delete, create, modify users.
Ability to follow procedures, and willingness to learn in house applications such as the MFS.
And lastly, perform hardware upgrades on the VM infrastructure when needed.

The rest of the infrastructure is all managed by an IT firm, which also does end user tech support so the onsite tech will never be alone or without resources if they are stuck or what not.

 

[gothamhunter]

Work remotely? Haha

 

[Insomniator]

Sounds like a pretty good job, would be interested if I was still looking in NYC.

 

[Hawkes505]

Well I've done everything that's requested in the job description before but unfortunately I need a min post count of 25 and I don't feel like spamming the boards. Could you PM me with an email contact so that we may discuss this further? Thanks in advance.

 

[halik]

65-75K in manhattan is piss poor btw...

http://money.cnn.com/calculator/pf/cost-of-living/

$75K in manhattan is under $30k in columbus ohio...

 

[jsbush]

Well I've done everything that's requested in the job description before but unfortunately I need a min post count of 25 and I don't feel like spamming the boards. Could you PM me with an email contact so that we may discuss this further? Thanks in advance.

Is your email valid in your Profile?

 

[bearxor]

Pretty much, the cost of living is reflected in the salary. NYC isn't cheap by any means. But there are affordable housing so I've been told. You just have to look for it.

As long as the candidate can do the job, that's all that is really required.

Needs to be able to clone hard drives, replace RAM, understand a patch panels and patch user in.
Setup, troubleshoot and upgrade; MS Office Suite, Adobe products, Windows OS.
The rest of the stuff is pretty straight forward, like replacing the tapes in the tape library daily. Perform simple file restores using Veeam. Be able to browse Active Directory, join PC's to domain, delete, create, modify users.
Ability to follow procedures, and willingness to learn in house applications such as the MFS.
And lastly, perform hardware upgrades on the VM infrastructure when needed.

The rest of the infrastructure is all managed by an IT firm, which also does end user tech support so the onsite tech will never be alone or without resources if they are stuck or what not.

If I was single I'd totally do this just to get to NY. I'd find a room mate in NJ or something and commute in. Get established, then start building up from there. Where was this opportunity 14 years ago?!