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Subject: Where are all the Philadelphia SysAdmins?
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Have you worked at a small ISP?
Are you used to doing everything yourself?
Do you know the difference between "famous" and "infamous"?

We have a great sysadmin job here in Media, PA, which is 15-20
minutes from Philadelphia, with easy access to major highways like
I-95.  You'll work in our way-cool, downtown Media office with
smart peers, modern desks, new workstations (PC-BSD), great light,
and room designed by an actual architect.

We can use a sharp, junior/mid-level sysadmin, or an experienced
FreeBSD guru.  The more you know, the more work you'll get done
(and the more we'll pay you).  Your work will have a direct impact
on the growth of our business.

The job descriptions are here:

http://www.biglist.com/public/job-sysadmin-jr
http://www.biglist.com/public/job-sysadmin

*** Please provide an ASCII, HTML or PDF version of your resume with cover
*** letter to: jobs-freebsd@biglist.com

Questions are also welcome.