[aklug] Re: Heading into the wild blue civilian yonder...

Thanks Mike! I'll check into their program, and let you know if I hit a
wall. ;)

* Mike <barjunk@attglobal.net> [2014-03-28 15:26 -0500]:
>
>Check with AT&T...they have a veterans hire program.
>
>http://att.jobs/doing-great-things/military
>
>Good luck and let me know your progress and I'll help out where I can.
>
>Mike B.
>
>Quoting "David J. Weller-Fahy" <dave+lists.aklug@caterva.org>:
>
>>Gentlemen (and any ladies who happen to be lurking),
>>
>>Some of you have known me since Buddha and I were stationed up in
>>Alaska in the early 2000's. I've recently been approved to retire
>>from the Air Force, and am going to be seeking employment in the
>>system/network administration, software engineer, reverse software
>>engineer, computer scientist, computational electromagnetics
>>engineer, or other geek-style pursuits. Note that my employment
>>seeking will not be solely in Alaska.
>>
>>I'll shortly be shoring up my linked in profile, posting my resume
>>on monster, and pursuing all the networking opportunities I can, and
>>I figured I'd give AKLUG a shot as well.
>>
>>So, if anyone has any leads on jobs that are suitable to a guy with
>>a M.S. in C.S, 22 years radar maintenance and operations experience,
>>and a serious case of wannabe-sysadmin-itis, then please let me
>>know. Resume will be supplied on request.
>>
>>The best way to get to me is dave@weller-fahy.com, and the only
>>reason I feel this is suitable for this list is that I'd prefer to
>>do my work on linux/*BSD/*nix systems, rather than Windows.
>>
>>Don't worry, I won't repost. ;)

-- 
dave [ please don't CC me ]

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