Looking for .Net programmers/ DBAs in Fayetteville

[david wendelken]

My employer is looking for .Net programmers or DBAs.

The work would be in Fayetteville, NC or Ft. Bragg, NC.

Most positions require a Secret or Top Secret clearance, but there are
a few that would only require being able to get a Secret clearance.
(I.e., your finances are ok and you don't have a lifestyle that would
leave you open to being blackmailed by foreign powers.)

If you're good at what you do, send your resume to me and I'll pass it
on up the food chain. I have no hiring authority, so don't bug me
about it. :) (I'm just trying to be helpful in tough economic
times.)

You can find my email address on my google groups profile.

[Matt Greth]

May I forward to my dot net developer groups?

 

Thanks, Happily Employed

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Matt Greth { MCAD.net
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[david wendelken]

Yes, if it's a closed list.

I don't want to get spammed!

On Jun 23, 11:45 pm, Matt Greth <gre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> May I forward to my dot net developer groups?
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> Thanks, Happily Employed
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> On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 4:48 PM, david wendelken

> <david_wendel...@nc.rr.com>wrote:

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> > My employer is looking for .Net programmers or DBAs.
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> > The work would be in Fayetteville, NC or Ft. Bragg, NC.
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> > Most positions require a Secret or Top Secret clearance, but there are
> > a few that would only require being able to get a Secret clearance.
> > (I.e., your finances are ok and you don't have a lifestyle that would
> > leave you open to being blackmailed by foreign powers.)
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> > If you're good at what you do, send your resume to me and I'll pass it
> > on up the food chain.    I have no hiring authority, so don't bug me
> > about it.  :)  (I'm just trying to be helpful in tough economic
> > times.)
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> > You can find my email address on my google groups profile.
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> Matt Greth { MCAD.net
> (919) 434 -1290
> gre...@gmail.com
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[david wendelken]

Wow!

> My employer is looking for .Net programmers or DBAs.

The economy must be doing pretty well for .Net programmers. No one
is interested.

> Most positions require a Secret or Top Secret clearance, but there are
> a few that would only require being able to get a Secret clearance.
> (I.e., your finances are ok and you don't have a lifestyle that would
> leave you open to being blackmailed by foreign powers.)
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Either that, or people have really shaky finances or lifestyle
choices... :)

We had someone who lives in Raleigh start work here a few weeks back.
He says it takes him about the same time to commute as it did to the
Research Triangle, but the drive is easier.

One of the nice things about an IT job requiring you to get a security
clearance is that there are always jobs open for people who have
clearances. It also makes it easier for you to get jobs in other
industries, such as banking.