Micheal, Please post your email address. I have been cleared to return to work on December 1st. My current employer released me last week, so I am now looking. :)
Thanks for posting this. On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 4:16 PM, Michael B. Smith <[email protected]>wrote: > [Posted with permission of Stu.] > > I do a lot of work for two colleges at the University of Virginia (which is > located in Charlottesville, VA, USA). > > One of them, the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia, > is looking for a Senior Windows/Network Administrator. They have a very fun > environment, lots of "toys", lots of technology, and lots of responsibility. > They are looking for an excellent candidate, who is very self-driven and > up-to-date with current technologies (including virtualization, high > availability with remote data-centers, Windows Server, Exchange Server, > SCCM, etc.) for this position. > > This is Virginia - so it may not compete against a LA or NYC position, but > UVa does pay well for good candidates. And Charlottesville is a wonderful > place to live (I came here 21 years ago, intending only to stay 2 years - > and never left). > > The job description is at > http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/aboutus/Documents/NetworkAdmin.pdf > > This is a position that I would call a transition position. It's very > hands-on, but with some management responsibilities. Someone who excels here > would probably move into IT management as their next position. (Which is > what the current position holder is doing.) > > If you are interested, you can go the standard route, or feel free to > e-mail me directly and I can forward your contact information and resume to > the hiring CTO (who used to be a C# MVP). > > I also work quite a bit with the Darden School of Business at the > University of Virginia. They are also looking for a Windows System > Administrator (non-senior). They also have a very fun environment, lots of > "toys", lots of technology, and lots of responsibility. They are looking for > someone who has a solid grounding in current Microsoft technologies but who > is willing to learn and help their Senior Administrator continue to develop > and move their technology deployments into a more leading edge > infrastructure. > > This position is not yet posted - but should go up next week. > > Of course, in both cases, you have to continue using me as the primary > Windows consultant. :-) (j/k) > > Please don't discuss this on-list. If you have questions, either contact me > or the hiring managers. > > Thanks! > > > > > > ~ Finally, powerful endpoint security that ISN'T a resource hog! ~ ~ <http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Business/VIPRE-Enterprise/> ~
