If you really know your shit.
i mean really.
have xp with SANs, Citrix, security, all the works…
and wanna work with more shit than most companys 50x bigger work with…
send me your resume.
damn u post this again in 9mo when im graduating with exactly waht u discribed
I’ve been in the field for years, have had training in MCSE, deal with 2003 servers… but I don’t know citrix and haven’t dealt with SANs. I’ve done VPNs, TONS of architecture and networking, TONS of XP maintenance, installs, repairs…
What does the job need? I’m extremely trainable. I’m very good with both hardware and software.
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I’ve been in the field for years, have had training in MCSE, deal with 2003 servers… but I don’t know citrix and haven’t dealt with SANs. I’ve done VPNs, TONS of architecture and networking, TONS of XP maintenance, installs, repairs…
What does the job need? I’m extremely trainable. I’m very good with both hardware and software.
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This position is not a position we are looking to train someone into, otherwise I would have taken it.
This needs to be filled, 4 hours ago.
Brocade switches, routing, network security = plus.
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damn u post this again in 9mo when im graduating with exactly waht u discribed
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Oh, experience needed, I’d say at least 5 years.
im currently working at blue cross blue sheild with their level 3 network engineers working in SANs environment as well as other (brocade’s silkworm etc). but yea def not 5yr worth. more like 1 year worth of xp for me 
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im currently working at blue cross blue sheild with their level 3 network engineers working in SANs environment as well as other (brocade’s silkworm etc). but yea def not 5yr worth. more like 1 year worth of xp for me 
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That’s some fucking great XP for real.
^^^ RIT’s coop program is amazing.