Junior IT Position

tomED

A client of ours currently requires a junior IT person (location south
dublin).

Role:
The candidate will be responsible for ensuring that all office computing
systems including desktops and servers are properly configured and
maintained. The current environment consists of a number of windows 2003,
2000 and XP machines.

The candidate will also be expected to take control of the communications
infrastructure, including firewalls, networking and telephony. This will
include all aspects including cabling etc.

Interested parties should pm me.

HashSlinging

Edited.

its not your call to tell people what they should title their positions.

wwman

woody

Is it contract or permanent and where in Dublin

PM me with the details

thanks

woody

seamus

HashSlinging wrote:

junior IT person is a bit cheeky with that spec. thats more middle sys admin.

cheek!

That's what I was thinking...

tomED

Not cheeky at all!

Someone with no experience in the industry could take this role on.

Its a hands on role, a great opportunity for anyone trying to get a leg up in the industry.

Initially it will be doing simple support - like, when someones PC breaks down, fix it for them etc. There will be a few tasks set out, such as getting a Domain controller up and running etc.

It's a small company at the moment, but growing.... rapidly.
So as I said great opportunity for someone who wants to get into this industry.

Please pm your cv's!

PS - It's permanent, but there will be an initial 3 month trial period

joc_06

tomED wrote:

Not cheeky at all!


Please pm your cv's!

How can you attach a word doc to a PM?? Or will i just paste the text in?

ToxicPaddy

tomED wrote:

Someone with no experience in the industry could take this role on.

No offence but you are asking for trouble if you expect someone with no
experience to be able to take over firewall admin, network instrastructure, build domain controllers etc..

Id advise you to be looking for someone with at least 2- 3 years experience
and who can actively contribute to higher level IT stuff and enable the
company's IT infrastructure to grow with the company and a novice is not going
to be able to do that...

Previous experience is worth its weight in gold...

Tox

tomED

Look guys,

I know exactly what is involved. If someone with any ounce of cop on or interest in computers that wants a chance to better themselves, can work on their own initiative and doesn't mind pressure.... they can handle this.

Lets not make the job bigger than it is.

Its a junior position - anyone that can read up on PC's, or knows where to look, will be able to handle this job.

So far the Secretary has handled EVERYTHING in their it department......................

ToxicPaddy wrote:

No offence but you are asking for trouble if you expect someone with no
experience to be able to take over firewall admin, network instrastructure, build domain controllers etc..

Id advise you to be looking for someone with at least 2- 3 years experience
and who can actively contribute to higher level IT stuff and enable the
company's IT infrastructure to grow with the company and a novice is not going
to be able to do that...

Previous experience is worth its weight in gold...

Tox

tomED

Ah sorry, didnt know you couldnt attach files to PM's

Em - email me cv's then and I will pass them on

info(at)2bscene.net

joc_06 wrote:

How can you attach a word doc to a PM?? Or will i just paste the text in?

pebble

Chaps, do me a favour.
This person has put up a post. Either ask a question, or post something relevant. I am assuming none of you know this company and have no idea if this position is junior or not in relation to the company.
Try to think outside the box of your own experience.

But jesus, stop haggling like a bunch of old crones over bloody semantics in posts!

tomED

Thanks Pebble!

pebble wrote:

Chaps, do me a favour.
This person has put up a post. Either ask a question, or post something relevant. I am assuming none of you know this company and have no idea if this position is junior or not in relation to the company.
Try to think outside the box of your own experience.

But jesus, stop haggling like a bunch of old crones over bloody semantics in posts!

damnyanks

What is the pay like?

tomED

I think it's around €24k to start with - but not entirely sure.

damnyanks wrote:

What is the pay like?

Trojan

Sounds like a fantastic opportunity for a cert or diploma grad who wants to get into the workplace.

tomED

Yep - definitely

Trojan wrote:

Sounds like a fantastic opportunity for a cert or diploma grad who wants to get into the workplace.

Raz

I'd be interested in applying for the job but I have to repeat 5 subjects of my final degree year (Electronic Eng). Would there be any chance that there might be part-time availability.

nadir

Yup, I just applied. Ive been trying to get into this area for quite some time now.

elivsvonchiaing

No comment on the salary. However, if you don't have the intervieving skills to weed out the bull****ters on this one - you face big trouble in the future. Htf to get em to leave when you realise your mistake?

To encourage em to leave is the only option for most small companies : sigh!

MidnightQueen

Would really love to try out this job! I just PMd my C.V. It would be great if you could send me on somemore details.

joc_06

I emailed my CV did it go through??

Would an electronic Engineer even be worth applying for it? Over qualified etc. etc

K!LL!@N

I sent you my cv a few days ago and haven't heard anything.
Any chance of a quick mail back to those that you've received mails from?

Killian

Cake Fiend

Sounds like monkey work, and 24K would be good money for it. Also, it would look great on a CV for anyone trying to get their foot in the door of IT (quite a few, judging from the amount of posts on this board on the topic).

Hell, I'd almost go for it myself!

tomED

All CV's have been forwarded.

I won't be replying to anyone as it has nothing to do with me! I don't think they will reply soon either because of the volume of applicants for the job.

Tom

Pinkchick03

Sent my CV - was I too late???

tomED

All i know is that they are still looking through all the CV's they received... They received a huge amount!

Tom

Pinkchick03

tomED wrote:

All i know is that they are still looking through all the CV's they received... They received a huge amount!

Tom

Oh ok! Thanks anyway!

azezil

yay they're giving me an interview

elivsvonchiaing

IR 24K would have sounded good for this in 2001. Now in Euro It looks like sh1te too me - but probably the best sh1te going :eek:

MidnightQueen

azezil wrote:

yay they're giving me an interview

U bastard! I wanted that position.

delly

Sounds like decent start for getting into the business.

Keep us all posted if you get it.