metro denver area job openings

[funkfool]

Anyone have leads on Colorado Springs jobs?
Looking for semi-conductor related field or similar...
I was Senior Device Engineering Technician for 10+ years with experience in UNIX and various programming languages.
PM for more info or if you might have a lead.

[funkfool]

CSPD New Recruit testing...
http://www.springsgov.com/calendar.a...t&eventid=1419

Sun Dec 16. 9AM till 2PM
Gold Hill Police Station Community Room
955 West Moreno Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80905

[durgaprasadzone]

Buh Bye

[GilpinGuy]

Obvious spam...go away.

[Byte Stryke]

are you speaking to me?

there was a spam ad listed before yours, you are fine.

[esaabye]

Part-time position available downtown. This would be 20-30 hours a week, flexible on the hours. Might be the perfect thing for a student or a parent returning to the work force. I am thinking a vet who is in school and needs side job with some exposure to IT. This is planned to be a 3-6 month contract but could go longer. If interested please send a PM to me, I will reply with an email so you can send over a resume.

Description


The role of the Technical Process Documentation Specialist is to document and diagram application systems, standard operating procedures, and general processes. The specialist will interact with various departments to develop an understanding of each application or process used by the Whiting Infrastructure team. Once the specialist has gathered data for a particular system or process, that person shall create a coherent document in a consistent format that contains all necessary design diagrams, work flows and descriptive text.

Responsibilities


· Conduct research about IT systems
· Create workflow and process diagrams
· Prepare standard operating procedures
· Document existing IT processes, procedures and applications

Position Requirements


· Basic understanding of technical systems.
· Strong interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.
· Outstanding documentation skills.
· Able to conduct research as required.
· Highly self-motivated and directed.
· Keen attention to detail.
· Proven analytical abilities.
· Strong customer service orientation.
· Excellent understanding of MS Visio, MS Word, MS Project

[esaabye]

Bump, I need this filled soon, there must be a vet studying IT at Metro that wants some experience or a wife returning to the work force but still doing the kids to school thing.

Part-time position available downtown. This would be 20-30 hours a week, flexible on the hours. Might be the perfect thing for a student or a parent returning to the work force. I am thinking a vet who is in school and needs side job with some exposure to IT. This is planned to be a 3-6 month contract but could go longer. If interested please send a PM to me, I will reply with an email so you can send over a resume.

Description


The role of the Technical Process Documentation Specialist is to document and diagram application systems, standard operating procedures, and general processes. The specialist will interact with various departments to develop an understanding of each application or process used by the Whiting Infrastructure team. Once the specialist has gathered data for a particular system or process, that person shall create a coherent document in a consistent format that contains all necessary design diagrams, work flows and descriptive text.

Responsibilities


· Conduct research about IT systems
· Create workflow and process diagrams
· Prepare standard operating procedures
· Document existing IT processes, procedures and applications

Position Requirements


· Basic understanding of technical systems.
· Strong interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.
· Outstanding documentation skills.
· Able to conduct research as required.
· Highly self-motivated and directed.
· Keen attention to detail.
· Proven analytical abilities.
· Strong customer service orientation.
· Excellent understanding of MS Visio, MS Word, MS Project

[Byte Stryke]

http://www.militaryhire.com/viewjob....t?jobId=950613

Date Posted: 2/27/13
Company: General Dynamics Information Technology (www.gdit.com)
Salary Range: /yr
Types of Work:
Full Time Permanent
Location:
City: Buckley AFB
State: Colorado
Zip code: 80011
Country: United States

Help Desk Technician

As a trusted systems integrator for more than 50 years, General Dynamics Information Technology provides information technology (IT), systems engineering, professional services and simulation and training to customers in the defense, federal civilian government, health, homeland security, intelligence, state and local government and commercial sectors. With approximately 21,000 professionals worldwide, the company delivers IT enterprise solutions, manages large-scale, mission-critical IT programs and provides mission support services. General Dynamics Information Technology is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer.

•Network access (login, file and print services, web access).
•OCS Live Meeting support.
•Mobile computing device issues requiring touch labor.
•Workstation security (e.g., patching).
•Workstation software install/troubleshooting (e.g., email).
•Ticket lifecycle management.
•User account maintenance/support.
•Maintain proficiency in current technological trends, operating systems.
•Achieve and maintain 8570 certifications, etc.
•File and account maintenance.
•Workstation file/profile recoveries.
•Workstation/SDC builds/rebuilds/imaging.
•Assists in software configuration management.
•Software and hardware upgrades and revisions.
•Assists in system analysis to resolve configuration and equipment problems.
•Provide recommendation to return sites to an operational status.
•Troubleshoot hardware, software and network problems.
•Software and hardware maintenance, patches, and tech refresh installs, as directed.
•Liaison for support of unresolved network system trouble calls by working with other service desks. (Information on all help desks for all systems will be provided by the Government.)
•Attend government called In-Progress Reviews (IPRs), technical meetings, and briefings in support of the command and control and network support systems.
•Coordinate, as technical liaison, technical requirements with the government Technical Point of Contact (TPOC).
•Report volumes, resolutions times, and other information identified by the local Accountable Officer (AO) on the Monthly Status Reports. The government CFP software may be able to provide data for reporting.
•Assist with local user training and training assistances, perform initial fault assessment and resolution. Assist in working, coordinating, documenting, resolving, and closing trouble tickets when tasked and coordinate activities with Client Support Technicians (CSTs).
•Manage the AFNet Remedy queues located at and/or supporting the base/users.
•Base level support will include those tasks required by the AFNet related to user support as Information Assurance Officers (IAOs) as tasked.
•Utilize Remedy Management System (RMS) or similar service, maintain historical database of reported problems, and associated events, provide the local AO with statistics of calls received, number of trouble tickets submitted, average resolution time, listing of technical bulletins and information guides issued, and trend analysis information.
•Preparation and coordination with user and the government, reports of software, operational, or documentation deficiencies.


Associates Degree in a related technical discipline, or the equivalent combination of education, technical certifications or training, or work experience.

1-3 years of directly related experience supporting help desk operations.

Requires an active Secret security clearance.

Requires a current Comptia Security Plus certification.

General Dynamics Information Technology is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer.

[rbeau30]

Found out today I may have less than 70 days left in the Air Force.

I have been in the IT field since 2005. I have worked with everything from servers, NAS/SANs, to workstation repair/mass upgrades, Cisco/Juniper/Promina, Large Scale Cyber Transport/security. I also hold an active TS/SCI Security Clearance. I have been in the military 15 years, and have extensive management skills. I currently lead an eight person team responsible for monitoring/troubleshooting/directing maintenance for 18000+ circuits over 15 WANs. I currently Hold an Associates Degree in Information Technology, and an active Security+ Certification.

I'm doing my best to translate my military resume to civilian style, so I thought I would post a quick post here to see if there is any company interested in my skills and abilities.

Perhaps if anyone has had experience transitioning from military to civilian life, please link up with me. I could use some mentorship in resume writing as well.

[Teufelhund]

I'm getting spammed several times a day by headhunters with openings for IT Security Engineer and Security Analyst positions in the Denver metro and surrounding areas.

I have a couple offers in hand so I'm not applying to them anymore.

If you are looking for a job in this specific field, let me know and I can either pass along your info or forward some of these emails to you.