[Tfug] Job opportunity

[Jeff Breadner]

Just a follow up to this, is anyone out there looking for work?  We're 
looking primarily for programmers, preferably with UNIX/Linux and/or SQL 
experience, looking for an entry- to mid-level support job in a field 
where there is a lot to learn and a lot of variety in your day to day 
work life. 

We're looking to hold interviews in the next week and will make a hiring 
decision by Oct 30.

Please contact me off-list if you're interested in more details.

thanks
  Jeff

Jeff Breadner wrote:
> Hi guys
>
>  If anyone out there is looking for work, we're looking to fill a few 
> spots in the next few weeks.  This is an entry to mid-level job, 
> primarily tech support and application customization for mining 
> software.  We basically cover open pit mines with a wireless network, 
> put a bunch of computers on all of the trucks, shovels, graders, 
> dozers, etc. and have central servers (running Linux) keep track of 
> where everything goes, and optimize the flow of material around the 
> pit.  Other ancillary Windows-based products do SQL / MSRS / Crystal 
> Reports based reporting of these data, or track all of the operating 
> parameters of each running piece of equipment to schedule just-in-time 
> maintenance on equipment that looks like it's about to fail.
>
>  I really like the company, I moved down to Tucson from Canada about a 
> year ago to stay with this company.  It's a pretty relaxed attitude, 
> but lots of work in really diverse areas of expertise; UNIX/Linux, 
> Windows admin, MS SQL Server / MySQL, wireless networking, VMware, 
> programming in C / Java / Ruby / proprietary languages.  There's lots 
> to learn and lots of work to keep us busy.
>
>  If you're interested check out the web page at 
> http://www.modularmining.com and the job posting at the URL below.  
> There is a referral bonus, so if you're interested I'd appreciate it 
> if you contacted me off list to ask whatever questions you might have, 
> but I'm much more interested in getting some new people in that enjoy 
> working with Linux, so feel free to directly apply if you wish.
>
>  
> http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearch?op=101&dockey=xml/c/1/c1e95c175220ec0cc21f853cd138cf9d@endecaindex&c=1 
>
>
>  Thanks for reading, back to your regularly scheduled Linux (iPod?) 
> discussion group ;)
>
> cheers
>  Jeff Breadner