Sr. System Programmer

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Author: Richard C. Lewis
Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 00:00

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SR SYSTEM PROGRAMMER

JOB ID:  LI27

Prominent Atlanta company seeks a Senior Systems Programmer to
maintain their technical infrastructure.

Duties: Design, implement and maintain technical environment:
operating systems, compilers, interpreters, I/O systems,
telecommunication systems, database management and system utilities. 

Skills: Implementation/customization experience with 2 plus years of:
CICS, DB2, DFHSM, DFSMS, MVS and VTAM.  8+ years of progressive I/S
experience in a large system environment.  Extensive MVS, DOS,
Windows, and OS/2.  Unix a plus.

Compensation/Other:  Salary To $75K with excellent benefits. 
Location:  Atlanta/Downtown

Re: Sr. System Programmer

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Author: kiyoinc
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00

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In <5f7hb6$ht8@camel4.mindspring.com>, rclewis@atl.mindspring.com (Richard C. Lewis) writes:
>SR SYSTEM PROGRAMMER
>
>JOB ID:  LI27
>
>Prominent Atlanta company seeks a Senior Systems Programmer to
>maintain their technical infrastructure.
>
>Duties: Design, implement and maintain technical environment:
>operating systems, compilers, interpreters, I/O systems,
>telecommunication systems, database management and system utilities. 
>
>Skills: Implementation/customization experience with 2 plus years of:
>CICS, DB2, DFHSM, DFSMS, MVS and VTAM.  8+ years of progressive I/S
>experience in a large system environment.  Extensive MVS, DOS,
>Windows, and OS/2.  Unix a plus.
>
>Compensation/Other:  Salary To $75K with excellent benefits. 
>Location:  Atlanta/Downtown
>
>

The salary quoted is rediculous.

Try again.

Cory Hamasaki      http://www.kiyoinc.com
HHResearch Co.     OS/2 Webstore & Newsletter
REDWOOD

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