It's a recruitment agency but a job's a job so I'm sure people won't
mind too much me posting this here.
Donncha.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Solaris & Linux in Dublin
Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 09:57:53 -0000
From: "Ashley Wainwright" <ashley at tdatechnology.com>
To: <donncha at linux.ie>
Hi Donncha,
I've come across your details on the net, I was wondering if you may be
able to help me (or at least point
me in the right direction). I work in London as a Technical Recruiter.
I am currently looking for 2
Systems Administrators (one Junior, one Senior) on behalf of my client
who are an expanding software
development company based in Dublin.
The key skills they require are a strong knowledge of Solaris/Linux
systems as well as some experience
with Windows NT/2000. Any experience with Apache, Tomcat, WebLogic etc
would be an added bonus.
They are a young, though rapidly expanding company and are looking for
employees who are keen to
grow with the company and influence future strategy.
If you would be interested in hearing more about this opportunity then
please do get in touch, naturally
your interest will be treated in strictest confidence. On the other
hand if you know of someone who may
be interested please do pass on my details, I'd be more than happy to
offer a referral fee should a
successful placement result. Either way I hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for your time,
Ashley Wainwright
Senior Consultant
TDA Technology
Tel: +44 1737 363344
Mob: +44 7958 359114
Email: ash.wainwright at tdatechnology.com
www.tdatechnology.com
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