[Wolves] Fwd: Wanted - IT Support Engineer (Birmingham)

[chris procter]

This popped up on both the Linuxjobs and sblug lists,
and why should wolverhamptonites be left out of the
linux/openbsd love?

If your dont know anything about openbsd head over to
www.openbsd.org and have a look, its similar to linux
but with enough differences to make it interesting
(thats my advocacy for the year :).

chris

P.S. I found this in my inbox, I know nothing else
about the job or the organisation.


> Date: Wed, 3 Jan 2007 11:33:54 +0000 (GMT)
> From: "Harley James (CSIP West Midlands)"
> <james.harley at csip.org.uk>
> Subject: Wanted - IT Support Engineer
> 
> I am the IT Manager of an organisation called Care
> Services Improvement
> Partnership (CSIP) in the West Midlands.  We run a
> back office consisting 
> of
> a number of Linux server (RedHat,Debian) and OpenBSD
> Routers.  The 
> majority
> of the clients are Windows and therefore we also
> rely heavily on Samba.
> 
> The system was installed and configured by a
> software house called 
> Senokian
> Solutions who still support us and do development
> work for us.  However, 
> to
> keep costs down and to be able to be more responsive
> to troubleshooting 
> and
> development issues we are looking to employ an IT
> Support Engineer who has
> experience of Linux, Samba, OpenBSD and Windows.
> 
> The salary is going to be around 20 - 23K.  Do you
> have members who have
> the above skills and may be interested in such a
> position?
> 
> If so, let me know and I will forward you a Job
> Description (when
> completed).
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> James Harley
> 
> IT Manager - CSIP West Midlands
> 
> The Uffculme Centre
> Queensbridge Road
> Moseley
> Birmingham
> B13 8QY
> 
> t: +44 (0)121 678 4840
> m: +44 (0)7977 582373
> f: +44 (0)121 678 4852
> e: james.harley at csip.org.uk
> Skype: james_harley
> 
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