Hire me, hire me now!

[tyggerjai]

Offers for something other than programming welcome. the_christian, in his recent post, manages to sum up my current feelings towards mindless manual labour - I'd love it, for a few months.

In the programming arena, something in education would be nice, either K-12 VLE/LMS, or back to a Uni. Or, y'know, that holy grail of games, obviously, but I should probably write my game first :)


Anyway. All serious offers contemplated.

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Comments

[blarglefiend.livejournal.com]

You just missed the boat on the LMS position here (closed Friday). However, there'll be a whole bunch of 12-month contracts starting January, should be advertised fairly soon so keep an eye on our positions vacant page.

There'll also be a systems manager gig going, though not entirely sure that's your thing. The emphasis is on the "manager" rather than the "systems".

[tyggerjai.livejournal.com]

Ah hell.
Are unimelb very strict about closing dates for positions for people as amazingly qualified as me? ;)

Do you know who I should talk to about it? Maybe I'll ring and say "I can have a CV to you tomorrow, and I have Real World Experience (tm) with every buzzword you could imagine!"

Otherwise, yeah, a 12 month contract would do fine - what sort of stuff is it for? Sysprog?

sol.
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Insert tongue in cheek, post at will.

[longi.livejournal.com]

Back to a uni... are you serious?

It's not worth it... unless you can get somewhere cushy like Latrobe Beechworth campus or somewhere equally funky...

If you're really desperate to get away from Programming, I hear there's a job going in Engineering at Unimelb. :)

Re: Insert tongue in cheek, post at will.

[tyggerjai.livejournal.com]

Nah, if I stay in IT, I'll stay in programming. No way I'd be a sysadmin.

Unis are a nice enough blend, as a programmer, of interesting work and coot-like lack of pressure, I hope. All jobs suck, but I could handle a year at a Uni, I think.

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