Jobs!

[Drew Smith]

Anyone need a job? Search "health dialog" on Monster. Good pay, but you have to have some thick skin.

I can submit a referal for you if you want - there's a bonus in it for me.

Here are some positions open - PM me for details on any of them:

BEDFORD, NH
Middleware Administrator - end to end installation and support of Health Dialog’s middleware products, primarily made up of Oracle Fusion Middleware.
QA Manager - responsible for defining and implementing software quality and testing standards for our products.
SOA Software Engineer - implementing and integrating SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) and OLAP (Online Analytic Processing) reporting solutions.
Data Developer SSIS/SQL - produce SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) ETL solutions that integrate with MS SQL and Oracle systems.
Release Engineer - manage builds of releases into the various environments; including creating appropriate tags and branches within our Source Code Management System, creating and managing automated deployment processes, coordinating release management, creating the Release Plan, and providing deployment and troubleshooting support.
Software Applications Development Manager - staff and coordinate resources across multiple software (.NET/Oracle) development projects.
Receptionist - greeting vendors, customers, job applicants, and other visitors, answer/distribute calls, and overall coverage of the reception area.

[Matt DeAngelis]

We are hiring like crazy here at MEDITECH! Give me a PM if you want more informaiton about the opportunities we have here.

[Maureen McErlin]

dude - ct. people need to fill those 2010 census positions. those commercials are starting to aggravate me.

[Dennis Parslow]

I am working with temp agencies to hire a contractor for my company's Windows 7 rollout, and they have not found anyone yet. I usually work with this one agency who fills most of my contractor needs, but they are having trouble with this one for some reason.

So, I need a Office expert. Specifically, someone with Office 2003 support experience, who can easily upgrade their skills to Office 2007. The temp agency has the means to upgrade via training, but I won't hire someone who wasn't already proficient in Office 2003, since most of the customer issues are going to be "I used to do it this way in 2003, how do I do it now?".

If you know of anyone who is very, very good at customer service, and has these skills, have them PM me. I will hook them up with the Temp Agency and they will do the rest.

[Craig Smolin]

Finally got an offer of employment today:

Triton Environmental in Guilford, CT ... starting on 4/26/10 ... the end of nearly 15 months of unemployment is almost here




This is a great early birthday present (April 14th) ... and I think a trip up to Marshall Street might be in order

[Matt DeAngelis]

congrats Craig!

[Karl Molitoris]

Excellent!

If you choose it, you'll either have:

1. A "reverse" commute, or
2. Will have to move (which will mandate you helping 'get in' a course down in that neck of the woods)

Karl

[Craig Smolin]

definitely taking the job ... looking forward to a reverse commute (except for the part dealing with New Haven) ... the plan is to move about 20 minutes up the Merritt to either Fairfield or Trumbull ...

[Bill Dunne]

the plan is to move about 20 minutes up the Merritt to either Fairfield or Trumbull ...

Trumbull's already taken... Try Fairfield.

Best of luck at the new job!