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Assuming you fit the stereotypical HN demographic, these might be appealing: https://ghgcorp.applicantpro.com/jobs/ https://ghgcorp.applicantpro.com/jobs/ Als
by cozzyd 10y ago
Assuming you fit the stereotypical HN demographic, these might be appealing:
https://ghgcorp.applicantpro.com/jobs/ https://ghgcorp.applicantpro.com/jobs/
Also, plenty of science groups hire "technicians" and "engineers" and other sorts of things to go build stuff.
For the really hardcore, you can try something like https://wipac.wisc.edu/careers/winterover-experiments-operator https://wipac.wisc.edu/careers/winterover-experiments-operat...
- FLUX-YOU 10y agoAny idea how open these positions are to software developers applying to do sysadmin work?
- cozzyd 10y agoI was there as a "grantee" (i.e. Scientist) so I don't know much about the contractor side of it. On the user-facing side, it seems to be a Microsoft-heavy place (we got active directory accounts, etc. and had to log into one of the Windows machines in the cluster to change our password). My interaction with the IT people was mostly asking for port forwarding / static IP reservations for some some of our computers that needed to be accessible from up North, and for that they seemed to forward those requests to Denver (where the contractor HQ is).