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Started by SAM Technology
Tue, 12 Nov 1996 00:00
US-CA-SF - SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION, MICROSOFT NT NETWORK
Author: SAM Technology
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 1996 00:00
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SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION, MICROSOFT NT NETWORK PART-TIME POSITION AVAILABLE (or FULL-TIME combined with programming or user support) FINDER'S REWARD: $1000! ($1000 reward payed to persons introducing candidates who get hired and successfully complete initial 3 month period) Provide support for a network of 25+ Pentiums running NT 4.0. You will be responsible for maintaining and growing computing and communication facilities. Ideally you have at least 3 years experience managing PCs, with at least 1 year of Windows NT system administration. (UNIX network management experience also helpful as we still run a few SUN and SGI UNIX workstations.) Experience with phone systems and World Wide Web connections would also be very useful. You should also have an exceptional ability and interest to keep abreast of changing technology and be a reliable resource for recommendations for new equipment. Patience to track down vendors and negotiate best prices for equipment and service is also important. Finally, it is essential that you have the people skills that will enable you to quickly understand and respond to the computing and communication needs of a varied workforce consisting of scientists, engineers, administrators, and support personnel. SAM TECHNOLOGY has a friendly cooperative atmosphere and is located in a landmark building one block from the Embarcadero BART station in downtown San Francisco. It is a small, growing company that, over the last 10 years, has researched and developed technologies to measure human cognitive brain functions. Please send your resume to hmfl@eeg.com (subject heading: sys admin) or FAX 415-546-7122, attn. hmfl or mail to SAM Technology, 101 Spear St. Suite 203, San Francisco, CA, 94105.
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