Thanks for the info but I have to say their salary range is
pathetic. Someone with the skills they are looking for can grab almost 2x
that much without too much trouble unless your just starting out. I'm
speaking from 11 years experience with companies that pay "industry
standard" pay, i.e HP, Intel, NEC, Pandesic (my current employer). Unless
this is your very first job the salary is much too low IMHO.
OK I feel better now.
At 08:20 AM 12/16/99 Thursday, you wrote:
>Job Announcement
>
>----- Forwarded message from Shan Hemphill <shanh@erepublic.net> -----
>
>Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 08:14:58 -0800
>From: Shan Hemphill <shanh@erepublic.net>
>Organization: e.Republic
>X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.51 [en] (X11; I; Linux 2.2.5-15 i686)
>X-Accept-Language: en
>To: brian@brie.com
>Subject: Linux web programming position available
>
>Brian,
>
>In short, I have a job opening that might be of interest to your LUG
>members. If I shouldn't be emailing you this directly, please accept my
>apologies and delete this email.
>
>By the way, I would gladly become a member, but I am currently an MBA
>student, and classes are on Wednesday nights. Maybe after graduation...
>
>On to the position. If you think it might be useful to one or more of
>your members, please forward it. If not, I again apologize for wasting
>your time.
>
>Shan Hemphill
>IT Manager, e.Republic
>
>
>
>What:
>----
>Web programmer
>
>Who:
>-----
>e.Republic, Inc. This is a medium sized publishing firm of
>approximately 120 people. We produce such magazines as CCN
>(http://www.ccnmag.com/), Government Technology
>(http://www.govtech.net/), GT Reseller (http://www.gtreseller.com), and
>Converge (http://www.convergemag.com/). We also have a subscription
>service that is delivered exclusively through the web
>(http://www.centerdigitalgov.com/ --don't ask; I didn't come up with the
>domain name). The company was founded in 1987.
>
>Salary:
>----
>We have a budgeted salary of between $30-40k per year.
>
>Department:
>----
>IT (Information Technology)
>
>Manager:
>----
>Shan Hemphill, shanh@erepublic.com
>
>Technologies:
>----
>I am looking for a person with experience in Linux and web
>programming. It is not necessary to have in-depth knowledge or hands-on
>experience with our specific technologies. The ideal candidate would be
>familiar with *NIX systems, be familiar with the web, be able to write
>shell or Perl scripts, and be somewhat familiar with the way relational
>databases work. We currently are using Linux, Apache, PHP 3, and Sybase
>to deliver web content. We have other servers that are owned by IT as
>well, including Windows NTS, Solaris 7, and OpenBSD.
>Duties: This position will be primarily be focused on delivering
>solutions for publishing information to the web. This may include
>working with internal customers to gather requirements and then working
>with other IT team members to deliver to those requirements. Technical
>tasks may include designing database schemas, writing PHP code, or even
>upgrading server systems. Other IT tasks such as technical support and
>systems administration may be assigned as well.
>If you're interested: If you're interested in this position, please
>email a text resume to shanh@erepublic.com. Please feel free to include
>URLs to examples of any work you have done on the web.
>
>----- End forwarded message -----
>
>--
>Brian Lavender
>http://www.brie.com/brian/
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