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From: carroll@cis.ohio-state.edu (Mark Carroll)
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Subject: Central Ohio Ada jobs
Date: 7 Feb 2001 16:25:51 GMT
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While considering moving on to working with Ada, I thought that one
sensible thing to do would be to scope out the local job
opportunities. General web searches have been somewhat impeded by the
existence of things like the Americans-with-Disabilities-Act Ohio
branch and the town of Ada, Ohio, etc.! But, still, the jobs I've
found (mostly through www.adaic.org one way or another) have all
required US Citizenship (presumably for security clearance for
military clients) which I don't have. Am I right in thinking it'd be
tough to find any Ada jobs in central Ohio for which a non-citizen
would be eligible?

-- Mark