[jobs] Application Support Engineer, Spring 2010

[Isaac Levy]

Hi All,

No headhunters, please.

My employer is hiring an Application Support Engineer, thought I'd  
help- and put the req out here.  The position is not necessarily a  
sysadmin position, but UNIX experience is definitely a big part of the  
job.  Somebody who's good managing calendars, and good at  
communicating across internal teams is key.

Also, the reqs talk about supporting and running client-facing apps,  
but it's all internal- so there is no face-to-face with clients.

If you, or anyone you know, are interested in this job, just email me  
off-list at isaac at diversaform.com and I'll hook you up with the right  
people here.

Best,
.ike


 From the Reqs:
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The Application Support Engineer is a key member of the team ensuring  
the operation of quality services to our clients. This individual is  
responsible for production support of our mission-critical client- 
facing applications and systems, including our proprietary predictive  
analytics web-based application and partner-facing systems and  
integrations, including SFTP, batch processes and proprietary  
integration applications.
** The person we're looking for is bright, quick-thinking, loves to  
solve problems and can learn quickly. We are looking for team-oriented  
people who are not afraid to present their own ideas and help us  
figure out how to do things better. Someone with an entrepreneurial  
spirit.

RESPONSIBILITIES include:
-	Analyzing, prioritizing, and resolving production issues with client- 
facing applications and systems, such as SFTP, partner integrations  
and batch processes
-	Executing proprietary applications to generate and deliver client- 
facing services on a scheduled daily and weekly basis
-	Managing a calendar of client-facing activities
-	Escalating issues to senior staff when appropriate
-	Coordinating people across different groups within the organization  
to communicate, manage and resolve issues and provide reports when  
necessary