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Started by David J. Marzo
Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00
Natick, MA -- WindowsNT Server Specialist - MS-Office / MS-Mail / WAN
Author: David J. Marzo
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00
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SCI has the following client requirement. ------------------------------------------------------------ WindowsNT Server Specialist Location: Natick, MA Employment: Direct (i.e. Permanent) Salary: Commensurate with Experience Industry: Medical Devices ------------------------------------------------------------- Description: --Be an internal expert on NT Servers, desktops, notebooks and workstation PCs and operating systems including NT, NT workstation and Win95. --Develop standard configurations for client and server hardware, software network connections, memory utilization and control parameters. --Perform integration tests on proposed new client software to assure compatibility with existing computers, applications, network and system software. --Communicate recommended standard configurations for client and server to be purchased or installed. --Assist remote sites in the installation and operation of local servers. --Analyze and correct problems relating to server/client operations. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Qualifications Desired: College degree in computer technology or equivalent experience sufficient to perform the taks outlined above. Extensive experience in supporting networked PCs and NT servers including expertise in WindowsNT, MS-Office and MS-Mail. ------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: For immediate and confidential consideration for the above position, please forward your resume to: David J. Marzo, Staffing Consultant Software Connections, Inc. 69 Milk Street - Suite 107 Westboro, MA 01581 Phone (800) 289-7522 Fax (508) 898-2820 sci@ultranet.com SCI and client companies are AA/EOE.
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