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>>>>> "pi" == pi in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
pi> Hello,
pi> We are internationally known for the breadth and quality of ISP services
pi> and are a major player in delivery of turnkey solutions covering internet,
pi> intranet, electronic commerce, web development and network management.
pi> The company is looking for dynamic individuals in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore
pi> and Chennai.
pi> 1] System Engineers:
pi> You will be responsible for planning, design and set-up of internet
pi> services in UNIX platforms. You will also perform operational duties
pi> in the maintainance of these services and be involved in capacity
pi> planning, performance tunning and development of enhancement of
pi> existing services.
pi> Pre-requisites-:
pi> Graduate in Computer Science or equivalant with exp. in
pi> UNIX/FREENIX system administration. A good understanding of and
pi> ability to implement solutions to some of the following are
pi> essential-
pi> Mail, Usenet News, DNS, WWW, Perl, C/C++ systems programming.
pi> 2] Network Operation Engineer:
pi> You will be responsible for installation and maintainance of core
pi> routers and communication links for connection of leased lines and
pi> ISDN customers.
pi> Pre-requisites-:
pi> Graduate in Computer Science or equivalant with relevent exp.
pi> Shift work will be required.
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