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-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Fairchild [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 02:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Washington DC Position Available - Peformance & Capacity 
Reporting/Planning

Wow. So many acronyms. I am tempted to ask what USS means, but I won't.Bill 
Fairchild-----Original Message-----From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jim MarshallSent: Wednesday, 
November 16, 2011 1:45 PMTo: [email protected]: Washington DC 
Position Available - Peformance & Capacity Reporting/PlanningVacancy - z/OS 
Performance Reporting, Capacity Planning, Performance Tuning (optional). Data 
Center has 2-z9BCs operating in a z/OS Parallel Sysplex. Knowledge of SAS 
required to report using MXG. Knowledge of SAS & SAS/STAT, required and 
SAS/Graph helpful.This is a contractor position with Compuware Services with a 
US Government agency. Position is located in downtown Washington DC with Metro 
train access. MXG is also being exploited to report on zLinux running under 
z/VM with Websphere Application Server, DB2, and Oracle. There is ample 
opportunity to expand into zLinux Middleware products and other software as 
needed. Data Center runs z/OS, JES2, USS, CICS, ADABAS, Websphere Application 
Server, HATS, Enterprise Service Bus with Websphere MQ, Message Broker, DB2 and 
a few other interesting products. There is no classified data involved although 
the person must be able to get the US Government Executive Branch equivalent of 
a Top Secret Security clearance; due to the sensitivity of the data involved. 
You can either send an inquiry to me and I can give you the particulars of how 
to contact Compuware. Or you can send the resume to me and I can give to the 
Compuware Services manager. I am the US Government Technical "Coach" of the 
group, ensure the work is kept interesting, supply what the folks need and 
foster the exchange of technical information. Tele-working is not offered (even 
for me) due to the daily demands for expert advice. I understand Washington DC 
scares people with the horror stories of expensive living. But I can attest to 
living here on much less money in the military and doing quite nicely. The US 
Government is a very stable employer in general. Interested parties can contact 
me off-list and I can hook you up with the Contractor besides area info. This 
place is too much fun to retire; a second time.Jim Marshall, 
[email protected] 202-606-1261 
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