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[Oxide™]

We are currently recruiting for the following position within our Reading office for a large IT company. Email me at brentsa at hotmail dot com for a full job description document (my trust account doesn't work due to the *™ in my username)

1: We have a vacancy within our Internal Systems Team for an Internal Systems Developer to join us developing and maintaining internal and external applications, with specific responsibility for the customer and employee websites. The primary development skills required are ASP and C#, a
knowledge of Sharepoint is highly advantageous.

 

[Oxide™]

Here's another within our Reading office for a large IT company. Email me at brentsa at hotmail dot com for a full job description document (my trust account doesn't work due to the ™ in my username)

1: We are currently increasing our Technical Consultancy Team with an additional AD and Exchange specialist due to business growth. This role will be centred around Microsoft products and a current Messaging qualification will be required (preferably MCSE).

 

[A2Z]

My job has just been advertised if anyone wants to join me

https://tfl.taleo.net/careersection/jobdetail.ftl?job=011633&lang=en

I would apply quick, won't be up for long!

 

[AJK]

IT Operations Analyst (Tier 2), Stratford-upon-Avon

Closing date: 10 September 2014
Start date: ASAP
Salary: ~ £24,000
Hours: Monday-Friday business working hours; occasional Saturday support and other hours.

http://ig29.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_rsc0...120012,2341998358&key=19118417&c=214814233423 (ref. RSC0460)

Spoiler

PURPOSE

The IT Operations Analyst is a member of the IT Operations team and is responsible for the resolution of any IT operations issues that may arise on the RSC IT infrastructure and systems, and supporting the RSC IT users, to ensure that maximum benefit is provided to the RSC from its investment in information technology.

The primary role of the IT Operations Analyst will be tier 2 IT support. However, in such a relatively small department the IT Operations Analyst will also be expected to cover the duties of the tier 1 support analyst when required.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Carry out tier 2 support duties arising out of calls to the IT helpdesk, resolving issues or escalating to the technology specialist teams where appropriate
• Assist the tier 1 support analyst in analysis of more complex issues and by covering their duties when the tier 1 support analyst is out of the office
• Work closely with the Head of IT Services, the rest of the IT Operations team and other colleagues to ensure smooth running of IT operations
• Work closely with RSC staff to actively resolve problems and improve services
• Responding to IT operations issues, problems and requests; providing assistance to all users via telephone, email, over the network or on site to resolve queries; liaising with colleagues for resolution where required
• Routine maintenance and replacement of computers, and other hardware
• Assistance with implementations, ranging in scale from stand-alone or departmental packages to major, multi-user systems.
• Management of IT assets i.e. assistance with maintenance of IT equipment inventory and asset register.
• Research and evaluation of new products and technology.
• Maintaining a tidy and efficient working environment
• Adherence to internal administrative and operational IT procedures, including best practices based on the ITIL framework

 

[Mr Jones]

A load of Marketing positions have opened up (along with a couple of Maintenance and Warehouse Admin)

https://www.haribo.com/enGB/careers/careers-at-haribo.html

Good luck!

 

[gosshawk]

Good Job Opportunity South East Wales

Hi all, not sure if threads like this are allowed? But I hope it is helpful for someone;

I work for Welsh Water, and within my team, there are two vacancies, one agency with a strong possibility of going permanent, and a permanent job - links:

Agency:
Awesome Agency Position

Permanent:
Dwr Cymru Vacancy Site

They both pay extremely well (£10.21 p/h and £19,706 p/a), considering you only need GCSE's and a driving license.

You get given a company van (free travel to and from work) and full uniform provided. The job involves travelling to various assets around South East Wales (Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr, Rhondda Valleys, Hereford, Monmouth etc), and visiting customers properties.

Really good opportunities - like I said, I hope this helps some people as I know some of you are looking for jobs/career changes.

I would be your line manager if you are successful, so feel free to PM me any questions.

Thanks and good luck!

 

[Mynight]

Do you get compensated for finding the successful candidate?

 

[gosshawk]

Lol, no, I am just a nice guy. I wish I did

 

[Mynight]

I'm always overly suspicious . Looks a good wage for not much in the way of qualifications .

 

[Azza]

There is / was a job thread in GD but I can't find it now. :/

 

[gosshawk]

exactly my thoughts, the agency job has been up for about a week, and we have only 3 applicants so far! Hard to believe considering skills required vs salary

 

[Bickaxe]

Doh, and there's me just been promoted this week otherwise very tempting.

I used to work for Thames Water and spent most of my day wandering around streets and fields or driving around South Oxfordshire. Really enjoyed it.

 

[gosshawk]

Doh, and there's me just been promoted this week otherwise very tempting.

I used to work for Thames Water and spent most of my day wandering around streets and fields or driving around South Oxfordshire. Really enjoyed it.

I agree, I was a sampler for about 2-3 years and have worked my way up, it is a brilliant job!

Also, congrats on the promotion!!

 

[SilverTongue]

If it wasn't for the fact me and the wife weren't looking to move that way until April next year I'd be all over this opportunity. Alas its a bit to early at the moment

 

[Rroff]

exactly my thoughts, the agency job has been up for about a week, and we have only 3 applicants so far! Hard to believe considering skills required vs salary

I'm surprised people haven't snapped it up. We had some essentially van driving jobs and had 100s of applications though funnily enough ~95% withdrew their application on finding it only paid NMW - management can't seem to comprehend that no one is going to take them up on it when they can get paid in the region of £10-12/h elsewhere for the same job :S

 

[thepharcyde]

Very honorable of you chap. Considering the poverty/lack of opportunities in the valleys of S.Wales I'm surprised that these roles are still open.

 

[gosshawk]

If it wasn't for the fact me and the wife weren't looking to move that way until April next year I'd be all over this opportunity. Alas its a bit to early at the moment

Always jobs going on the Dwr Cymru website mate - might be worth a look closer to the time when you're moving - great company to work for!

 

[gosshawk]

Glad it's not just me that thought it was strange not to get a mass of interest!

Where are all these jobless graduates the news is always telling us about? Brilliant way in to the industry

 

[Maccapacca]

19k pa what do I do after monday?

 

[Windle]

Ah water sampling, nice and easy job plus the occasional blow torching is fun. Glorified courier job really though.