Re: Hellfire/Longbow SW Engineer

[jeffrey.r.bees@saic.com (Jeffrey Bees)]

Marin,

Thanks for getting some discussion going with this.  Where are you
located in Florida?  Our contract is located down in the Huntsville,
Alabama area, but I'm sure they would entertain other ideas as to how
to fill this position.  Take a look at our website...www.saic.com. 
More info about the company.  If you're interested in moving forward,
email me a resume and I'll forward it directly to the project manager.
 Feel free to correspond via my email jeffrey.r.bees@saic.com.  Also,
I'm not working for a contract agency etc.  I'm an SAIC employee.  I
look forward to speaking with you.  Have a great day.  One other
thing, you were right on the money with your response about leaving
the location out, except the piece about not having a "real" position.
 Its real, and the reason why no location was placed is were
entertaining ideas/possiblities of remote work.  Of course we'd love
to have the consultant on site 100% but getting the right talent in
place and working around possible issues is something that SAIC does
on a regular basis.

Jeff

"Marin David Condic" <dont.bother.mcondic.auntie.spam@[acm.org> wrote in message news:<9qkpkr$s1v$1@nh.pace.co.uk>...
> "Marc A. Criley" <mcqada@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:3BCDD9DB.E7523A30@earthlink.net...
> > >
> > > Please email inquiries to jeffrey.r.bees@saic.com
> >
> > As usual, omitting even a hint of the geographical location
> > significantly decreases the response rate.
> 
> Its a fishing expedition hoping to attract as many resumes as possible - if
> you don't use them for this placement, you use them for some other one.
> 
> I'd agree that geographical location might improve responses from people
> likely to take the job - but it would probably cut down on the overall
> number of raw resumes many of whom won't consider the position.
> 
> In any event - if they want to build the Hellfire thingie down here in South
> Florida, I'd be willing to consider a jump back into the Defense business.
> It would be a lot more cost effective than trying to build it in some of the
> other places I've seen this sort of thing done. :-)
> 
> Anyway, its good to know that there is some defense project out there that
> has not abandoned Ada. Unless the "C/C++" part means they're looking to
> translate the project from Ada to C++. :-(
> 
> MDC