Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
Hope all is well, Kforce is looking for a talented Remedy Developer local or willing to relocate to the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for a 6 month contract to hire with one of our top clients. Title: Remedy Developer Type: 6 Month Contract-to-Hire Authorization Status: US Citizen/Green Card/EAD/H1-B Visa Duration: 6 Months then must be willing to go perm Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Interview Process: 1st round phone, 2nd round in-person Industry: Our client is a leading provider of C4ISR, Homeland Security, Intelligence, Enterprise IT and Aerospace services and solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, the intelligence community and other federal civilian government agencies. With deep and long-standing customer relationships, our client has 10,000 employees working on over 2,000 contracts. Over 8,000 of our clients personnel have security clearances. Job Responsibilities: Performs analysis, design, and development, of Remedy v. 7.1 Service Desk. Analyze requirements and create design specifications to meet the project needs. Perform customization/workflow as determined. Develop new workflows, active links, forms, and escalations in the Remedy suite. Builds and executes unit test cases, as wells documents developer guides, training guides, user guides and support guides. Provide support and Sustainment to the Remedy applications. Researches and recommends technologies to improve Remedy applications. Basic Qualifications: * 3-5 years of Remedy development experience in 6.3 and 7.x. Plus Qualifications * Experience in developing in Crystal Reports. * Integration of REMEDY with external systems using REMEDY APIs, web services, REMEDY Import etc. * Experience with Rational Clear Case for software configuration management and Rational Clear Quest for Change Defect Management Education: Bachelors degree in computer science, information systems, engineering or other related discipline is required. Respectfully, Joshua Kitchen Information Technology Recruiter Kforce Professional Staffing Two Prestige Place (Suite 350) 937.449.1749 Office 937.461.6888 Fax 937.416.3456 Cell Great People = Great Results http://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkitchen Please don't keep me a secret... a referral is the best compliment I can receive. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are btn_viewmy_160x33.gif
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
I work in OKC and live near by, about 50 miles away. I commute each day. I have lived in OK for 25 of my 28 years. I like OK a lot. I lived in Arkansas for 3 years, it's very nice as well. In 24 years, I've seen 0 tornadoes, about a million ice storms, and well, you get used to the 30 mph wind. In the last week, we've had some windy days, around 30 - 40 mph sustained winds all day, we've had, I think, 3 thunderstorms with 80+ mph wind and baseball sized hail, but that all missed me, except the wind. It is currently raining, as it has been all night, I think we're up to around 4. Carrie Underwood is from Checotah, it's around 75 miles from OKC probably. Yes, football is all that and a box of chocolates, especially if you live in a town like the one I live where half the town is OU and half the town is OSU. Man, church the day after Bedlam (OU vs OSU) can be quite a tense situation! Oklahoma is great because you can live in a small, quite town just outside of the big city, you have great access to the big city, but you don't' have to be in the big city. Right now, the big thing is sub-divisions out in the country. I'm building a house, and it will be ready this week. It's in the country, but is in a sub-division that will be 40 houses each on around an acre of land. It's nice is all I can say. Here are some things I've learned living in OK almost all my life: Tornadoes - Just get a cellar, and get used to it. A closet is no match for an F-5 tornado with 301 mph winds. Ice - don't plan trees near your house. They WILL fall on your house. Don't park your car under a tree, it will fall on your tree. You may be able to drive safely on the ice, but the 10% of drivers out there that are MORONS do not, thus you are not safe. Ice can be fun though, for those 10% of MORONS! Hail - 25 year shingles only last about 5 - 7 years in OK. On the plus side, you get a new roof every 5 - 7 years, so it always looks nice. Hail makes your car look like a 3 yr old with a ball-ping hammer got a hold of it. (and from my stint in Arkansas - Softball sized hail can punch 4 holes through your roof!) Fire ants - They hurt, really really bad. They do not like gasoline, neither do bees, hornets, or wasps, however, fire ants really really love grass-hoppers when thrown on a nest, as do garden spiders. Funyuns - The are a round, oniony flavored chip, they also burn green. Hot Summers - You will never have a summer without a 100 degree day. 100 degrees is really no hotter than 110 degrees. In the summer, 80 degrees feels cold. Oceans - Every spring, we experience many oceans. For instance, last year, the town of kingfisher received 10 of rain in one day and the entire town was under water, literally. Singing - For some reason, Oklahoma puts out a lot of singers such as, Carrie Underwood, Reba McIntyre, Garth Brooks, etc. They all seem to sing country, which I think is the main genre here. For every rock station, there are at least 4 FM country stations, and 2 AM country stations. Roads - On my 50 mile trip to work, literally 36 miles of it is road construction. Thanks, Gary Opela, Jr., RSP Remedy Engineer Leader Communications, Inc. http://www.5pointleader.com http://www.lcibest.com Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM An ISO 9001:2000 Certified, CMMI(r) Level 3 Rated Company -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rick Cook Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 11:48 PM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce Kelly, I know you are from Oklahoma (so is my Mom), but I've been there, and, well, while I'm sure that all of what you said is true, you left out the hornets, fire ants, constant wind, tornadoes, hot summers, icy winters, and not an ocean within a day's drive. Of course, they WILL have an NBA franchise in a year or so, unlike Seattle. Kevin Durant's worth watching. Football season is awesome. And I think Carrie Underwood's from there, if you like her music. To some, that combination might be paradise. Afraid that a Pacific NW guy like me is not one of those guys. I do wish them well in filling the job with the right fit, though. Rick ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
I've spent a fair amount of time in the area too doing work in Norman, OK - which is basically the burbs at this point. I'd like to clarify what they call wind. I am familiar with wind. I lived in Fargo ND for 13 years. Wind is pretty constant there. Quite often it contains snow that can sandblast the skin off of your face while freezing it. We called that spring. Now I live in what northern Minnesotans call the deep south - ie, the SE metro burbs of the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. However, the wind in OK is not wind as you would normally think of it, unless you are an industrial worker with great familiarity with blast furnaces. You would out into that stuff and your normal hydration level is instantly cut in half. The 30-foot walk across the parking lot suddenly seems like a desert of unimaginable proportions. And when I would get to the rental car (which had no sun screen) the interior was approximately 8,000,000 degrees K. That said - if you are ever in Norman, OK I HIGHLY recommend Van's Pig Stand - it's simply the best BBQ I've ever had (Memphis and KC have good stuff too of course - I'm not out to start some kind of holy BBQ flame war). And the people down there are very friendly - it's not just anyplace you can stagger, limp, and half crawl into a restaurant barely able to utter HOT! HOT! Wa-waneed wa-wa, get a glass of water, and not have anyone thing twice about it :) -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gary Opela (Corporate) Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 8:35 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I work in OKC and live near by, about 50 miles away. I commute each day. I have lived in OK for 25 of my 28 years. I like OK a lot. I lived in Arkansas for 3 years, it's very nice as well. In 24 years, I've seen 0 tornadoes, about a million ice storms, and well, you get used to the 30 mph wind. In the last week, we've had some windy days, around 30 - 40 mph sustained winds all day, we've had, I think, 3 thunderstorms with 80+ mph wind and baseball sized hail, but that all missed me, except the wind. It is currently raining, as it has been all night, I think we're up to around 4. Carrie Underwood is from Checotah, it's around 75 miles from OKC probably. Yes, football is all that and a box of chocolates, especially if you live in a town like the one I live where half the town is OU and half the town is OSU. Man, church the day after Bedlam (OU vs OSU) can be quite a tense situation! Oklahoma is great because you can live in a small, quite town just outside of the big city, you have great access to the big city, but you don't' have to be in the big city. Right now, the big thing is sub-divisions out in the country. I'm building a house, and it will be ready this week. It's in the country, but is in a sub-division that will be 40 houses each on around an acre of land. It's nice is all I can say. Here are some things I've learned living in OK almost all my life: Tornadoes - Just get a cellar, and get used to it. A closet is no match for an F-5 tornado with 301 mph winds. Ice - don't plan trees near your house. They WILL fall on your house. Don't park your car under a tree, it will fall on your tree. You may be able to drive safely on the ice, but the 10% of drivers out there that are MORONS do not, thus you are not safe. Ice can be fun though, for those 10% of MORONS! Hail - 25 year shingles only last about 5 - 7 years in OK. On the plus side, you get a new roof every 5 - 7 years, so it always looks nice. Hail makes your car look like a 3 yr old with a ball-ping hammer got a hold of it. (and from my stint in Arkansas - Softball sized hail can punch 4 holes through your roof!) Fire ants - They hurt, really really bad. They do not like gasoline, neither do bees, hornets, or wasps, however, fire ants really really love grass-hoppers when thrown on a nest, as do garden spiders. Funyuns - The are a round, oniony flavored chip, they also burn green. Hot Summers - You will never have a summer without a 100 degree day. 100 degrees is really no hotter than 110 degrees. In the summer, 80 degrees feels cold. Oceans - Every spring, we experience many oceans. For instance, last year, the town of kingfisher received 10 of rain in one day and the entire town was under water, literally. Singing - For some reason, Oklahoma puts out a lot of singers such as, Carrie Underwood, Reba McIntyre, Garth Brooks, etc. They all seem to sing country, which I think is the main genre here. For every rock station, there are at least 4 FM country stations, and 2 AM country stations. Roads - On my 50 mile trip to work, literally 36 miles of it is road construction. Thanks, Gary Opela, Jr., RSP Remedy Engineer Leader Communications, Inc. http://www.5pointleader.com http://www.lcibest.com Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM An ISO 9001
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
William, nice job describing the summer wind. Don't forget the winter wind though, it is face-peeling and cold. Well, I guess that frozen skin won't really peel off. A hot day in the summer in OK is 105+, a cold day in the winter is in the single-digits. I know there are places that get hotter, or colder, but is there anywhere that gets both hotter and colder? That would be interesting. Van's Pig Stand is awesome. There is one in Shawnee as well, if you all are ever over there. Great food, best BBQ in Oklahoma. Thanks, Gary Opela, Jr., RSP Remedy Engineer Leader Communications, Inc. http://www.5pointleader.com http://www.lcibest.com Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM An ISO 9001:2000 Certified, CMMI(r) Level 3 Rated Company -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of William Rentfrow Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 9:10 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I've spent a fair amount of time in the area too doing work in Norman, OK - which is basically the burbs at this point. I'd like to clarify what they call wind. I am familiar with wind. I lived in Fargo ND for 13 years. Wind is pretty constant there. Quite often it contains snow that can sandblast the skin off of your face while freezing it. We called that spring. Now I live in what northern Minnesotans call the deep south - ie, the SE metro burbs of the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. However, the wind in OK is not wind as you would normally think of it, unless you are an industrial worker with great familiarity with blast furnaces. You would out into that stuff and your normal hydration level is instantly cut in half. The 30-foot walk across the parking lot suddenly seems like a desert of unimaginable proportions. And when I would get to the rental car (which had no sun screen) the interior was approximately 8,000,000 degrees K. That said - if you are ever in Norman, OK I HIGHLY recommend Van's Pig Stand - it's simply the best BBQ I've ever had (Memphis and KC have good stuff too of course - I'm not out to start some kind of holy BBQ flame war). And the people down there are very friendly - it's not just anyplace you can stagger, limp, and half crawl into a restaurant barely able to utter HOT! HOT! Wa-waneed wa-wa, get a glass of water, and not have anyone thing twice about it :) -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gary Opela (Corporate) Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 8:35 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I work in OKC and live near by, about 50 miles away. I commute each day. I have lived in OK for 25 of my 28 years. I like OK a lot. I lived in Arkansas for 3 years, it's very nice as well. In 24 years, I've seen 0 tornadoes, about a million ice storms, and well, you get used to the 30 mph wind. In the last week, we've had some windy days, around 30 - 40 mph sustained winds all day, we've had, I think, 3 thunderstorms with 80+ mph wind and baseball sized hail, but that all missed me, except the wind. It is currently raining, as it has been all night, I think we're up to around 4. Carrie Underwood is from Checotah, it's around 75 miles from OKC probably. Yes, football is all that and a box of chocolates, especially if you live in a town like the one I live where half the town is OU and half the town is OSU. Man, church the day after Bedlam (OU vs OSU) can be quite a tense situation! Oklahoma is great because you can live in a small, quite town just outside of the big city, you have great access to the big city, but you don't' have to be in the big city. Right now, the big thing is sub-divisions out in the country. I'm building a house, and it will be ready this week. It's in the country, but is in a sub-division that will be 40 houses each on around an acre of land. It's nice is all I can say. Here are some things I've learned living in OK almost all my life: Tornadoes - Just get a cellar, and get used to it. A closet is no match for an F-5 tornado with 301 mph winds. Ice - don't plan trees near your house. They WILL fall on your house. Don't park your car under a tree, it will fall on your tree. You may be able to drive safely on the ice, but the 10% of drivers out there that are MORONS do not, thus you are not safe. Ice can be fun though, for those 10% of MORONS! Hail - 25 year shingles only last about 5 - 7 years in OK. On the plus side, you get a new roof every 5 - 7 years, so it always looks nice. Hail makes your car look like a 3 yr old with a ball-ping hammer got a hold of it. (and from my stint in Arkansas - Softball sized hail can punch 4 holes through your roof!) Fire ants - They hurt, really really bad. They do not like gasoline, neither do bees, hornets, or wasps, however, fire ants really
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
I don't mean to rain on everyone's parade, but I can't recommend Oklahoma City at all. I know everyone has different standards and opinions, but I think it would only appeal to a certain subset of people. Here are a few things that I didn't like about it: There are more churches than bars by a ratio of about 20 to 1. There are very few people in their 20's or early 30's other than college students. Despite Oklahomans calling OKC a big city, it's only the 30th largest in the nation, so if you are used to anything resembling an urban lifestyle, you are out of luck. There is a lot of poverty and more crime than I expected. There are a lot of people doing drugs, and crystal meth is an epidemic (I had coworkers in I.T. on meth.) The food there is pretty bad, unless you like overly greasy chicken fried steak and other obesity causing stuff. There are a lot of crazy people (there are some good people too, obviously, but I don't think they are the majority.) Most of the people you meet there have a very Oklahoma-centric view of things, and seem to have a smug attitude about how Oklahoma is so superior to all the other states, and will give you detailed explanation of why they are better than wherever it is you come from. Granted, a lot of my view is slanted by the bad job I was working at in Oklahoma City, but I experienced enough of the city that I didn't like it. I was pretty miserable when I lived there, and I'll be happy if I never have to go back. Still, your mileage may vary and you might love it. I just wanted to point out that it's not for everyone. Shawn Pierson Private and confidential as detailed here: http://www.sug.com/disclaimers/default.htm#Mail . If you cannot access the link, please e-mail sender. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
All fair points, Steve. Oh, by the way, technically, OKC is the largest city in the nation, by land mass :) I can not argue with your points. OKC is not for everyone. I particularly hate the urban lifestyle. Crime here is bad in places, but it's typically non-violent crime, although this year OKC has had around 30 murders already. Most of the reasons you lamented against OKC are also reasons why I commute 50 miles. If you get away from OKC, you can typically relieve all of the problems you noted below, except for OKC being small and lacking an urban lifestyle. Thanks, Gary Opela, Jr., RSP Remedy Engineer Leader Communications, Inc. http://www.5pointleader.com http://www.lcibest.com Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM An ISO 9001:2000 Certified, CMMI(r) Level 3 Rated Company -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pierson, Shawn Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 9:20 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I don't mean to rain on everyone's parade, but I can't recommend Oklahoma City at all. I know everyone has different standards and opinions, but I think it would only appeal to a certain subset of people. Here are a few things that I didn't like about it: There are more churches than bars by a ratio of about 20 to 1. There are very few people in their 20's or early 30's other than college students. Despite Oklahomans calling OKC a big city, it's only the 30th largest in the nation, so if you are used to anything resembling an urban lifestyle, you are out of luck. There is a lot of poverty and more crime than I expected. There are a lot of people doing drugs, and crystal meth is an epidemic (I had coworkers in I.T. on meth.) The food there is pretty bad, unless you like overly greasy chicken fried steak and other obesity causing stuff. There are a lot of crazy people (there are some good people too, obviously, but I don't think they are the majority.) Most of the people you meet there have a very Oklahoma-centric view of things, and seem to have a smug attitude about how Oklahoma is so superior to all the other states, and will give you detailed explanation of why they are better than wherever it is you come from. Granted, a lot of my view is slanted by the bad job I was working at in Oklahoma City, but I experienced enough of the city that I didn't like it. I was pretty miserable when I lived there, and I'll be happy if I never have to go back. Still, your mileage may vary and you might love it. I just wanted to point out that it's not for everyone. Shawn Pierson Private and confidential as detailed here: http://www.sug.com/disclaimers/default.htm#Mail . If you cannot access the link, please e-mail sender. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
...And yet, lots of people live there and love it. So, like I said, it's not my cup of tea, and probably not yours, but it's a good fit for someone out there. I wish KForce well in finding that someone. Rick On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 7:19 AM, Pierson, Shawn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't mean to rain on everyone's parade, but I can't recommend Oklahoma City at all. I know everyone has different standards and opinions, but I think it would only appeal to a certain subset of people. Here are a few things that I didn't like about it: There are more churches than bars by a ratio of about 20 to 1. There are very few people in their 20's or early 30's other than college students. Despite Oklahomans calling OKC a big city, it's only the 30th largest in the nation, so if you are used to anything resembling an urban lifestyle, you are out of luck. There is a lot of poverty and more crime than I expected. There are a lot of people doing drugs, and crystal meth is an epidemic (I had coworkers in I.T. on meth.) The food there is pretty bad, unless you like overly greasy chicken fried steak and other obesity causing stuff. There are a lot of crazy people (there are some good people too, obviously, but I don't think they are the majority.) Most of the people you meet there have a very Oklahoma-centric view of things, and seem to have a smug attitude about how Oklahoma is so superior to all the other states, and will give you detailed explanation of why they are better than wherever it is you come from. Granted, a lot of my view is slanted by the bad job I was working at in Oklahoma City, but I experienced enough of the city that I didn't like it. I was pretty miserable when I lived there, and I'll be happy if I never have to go back. Still, your mileage may vary and you might love it. I just wanted to point out that it's not for everyone. Shawn Pierson Private and confidential as detailed here: http://www.sug.com/disclaimers/default.htm#Mail . If you cannot access the link, please e-mail sender. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
Well Gary, I live in such a place. We get -31F in the winter and it was above 103F yesterday You need to love extrems to be able to live here ;o) Pascale Boyer Analyste Remedy Expert Vidéotron Technologie Inc Développement produits affaires service corporatifs 300, avenue Viger Est - 5e étage Est Montréal (Québec) H2X 3W4 Tél.: (514) 380-7841 Courriel: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Gary Opela (Corporate) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé par : Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) arslist@ARSLIST.ORG 2008-06-09 10:15 Veuillez répondre à arslist@ARSLIST.ORG A arslist@ARSLIST.ORG cc Objet Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce William, nice job describing the summer wind. Don't forget the winter wind though, it is face-peeling and cold. Well, I guess that frozen skin won't really peel off. A hot day in the summer in OK is 105+, a cold day in the winter is in the single-digits. I know there are places that get hotter, or colder, but is there anywhere that gets both hotter and colder? That would be interesting. Van's Pig Stand is awesome. There is one in Shawnee as well, if you all are ever over there. Great food, best BBQ in Oklahoma. Thanks, Gary Opela, Jr., RSP Remedy Engineer Leader Communications, Inc. http://www.5pointleader.com http://www.lcibest.com Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM An ISO 9001:2000 Certified, CMMI(r) Level 3 Rated Company -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of William Rentfrow Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 9:10 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I've spent a fair amount of time in the area too doing work in Norman, OK - which is basically the burbs at this point. I'd like to clarify what they call wind. I am familiar with wind. I lived in Fargo ND for 13 years. Wind is pretty constant there. Quite often it contains snow that can sandblast the skin off of your face while freezing it. We called that spring. Now I live in what northern Minnesotans call the deep south - ie, the SE metro burbs of the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. However, the wind in OK is not wind as you would normally think of it, unless you are an industrial worker with great familiarity with blast furnaces. You would out into that stuff and your normal hydration level is instantly cut in half. The 30-foot walk across the parking lot suddenly seems like a desert of unimaginable proportions. And when I would get to the rental car (which had no sun screen) the interior was approximately 8,000,000 degrees K. That said - if you are ever in Norman, OK I HIGHLY recommend Van's Pig Stand - it's simply the best BBQ I've ever had (Memphis and KC have good stuff too of course - I'm not out to start some kind of holy BBQ flame war). And the people down there are very friendly - it's not just anyplace you can stagger, limp, and half crawl into a restaurant barely able to utter HOT! HOT! Wa-waneed wa-wa, get a glass of water, and not have anyone thing twice about it :) -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gary Opela (Corporate) Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 8:35 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce I work in OKC and live near by, about 50 miles away. I commute each day. I have lived in OK for 25 of my 28 years. I like OK a lot. I lived in Arkansas for 3 years, it's very nice as well. In 24 years, I've seen 0 tornadoes, about a million ice storms, and well, you get used to the 30 mph wind. In the last week, we've had some windy days, around 30 - 40 mph sustained winds all day, we've had, I think, 3 thunderstorms with 80+ mph wind and baseball sized hail, but that all missed me, except the wind. It is currently raining, as it has been all night, I think we're up to around 4. Carrie Underwood is from Checotah, it's around 75 miles from OKC probably. Yes, football is all that and a box of chocolates, especially if you live in a town like the one I live where half the town is OU and half the town is OSU. Man, church the day after Bedlam (OU vs OSU) can be quite a tense situation! Oklahoma is great because you can live in a small, quite town just outside of the big city, you have great access to the big city, but you don't' have to be in the big city. Right now, the big thing is sub-divisions out in the country. I'm building a house, and it will be ready this week. It's in the country, but is in a sub-division that will be 40 houses each on around an acre of land. It's nice is all I can say. Here are some things I've learned living in OK almost all my life: Tornadoes - Just get a cellar, and get used to it. A closet is no match for an F-5 tornado with 301 mph winds. Ice - don't plan trees near your house. They WILL fall on your house
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
Ok, I know what you are thinking... Oklahoma City... I know nothing about it. Why would I want to move there? Well here you go - http://www.city-data.com/city/Oklahoma-City-Oklahoma.html Low cost of living, low crime rate, large metro area with lots going on, you can have everything from big city life to small town life within 30 minutes of this job location. Your choice! I know this job. It is a great job with a great bunch of people. I was on the contract when they first implemented BMC products. I'd take it myself but I work for BMC, doing what I love. - Kelly Deaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] Original Message Subject: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce From: Kitchen, Joshua T [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, June 05, 2008 9:07 am To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Hope all is well, Kforce is looking for a talented Remedy Developer local or willing to relocate to the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for a 6 month contract to hire with one of our top clients. Title: Remedy Developer Type: 6 Month Contract-to-Hire Authorization Status: US Citizen/Green Card/EAD/H1-B Visa Duration: 6 Months then must be willing to go perm Salary: 85,000-98,000 or up to 60/HR C2C All Inclusive Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Interview Process: 1st round phone, 2nd round in-person Industry: Our client is a Government Integrator - working with the FAA at Will Rogers World Airport. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, our client is a leading provider of C4ISR, Homeland Security, Intelligence, Enterprise IT and Aerospace services and solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, the intelligence community and other federal civilian government agencies. With deep and long-standing customer relationships, our client has 10,000 employees working on over 2,000 contracts. Over 8,000 of our clients personnel have security clearances. Job Responsibilities: Performs analysis, design, and development, of Remedy v. 7.1 Service Desk. Analyze requirements and create design specifications to meet the project needs. Perform customization/workflow as determined. Develop new workflows, active links, forms, and escalations in the Remedy suite. Builds and executes unit test cases, as wells documents developer guides, training guides, user guides and support guides. Provide support and Sustainment to the Remedy applications. Researches and recommends technologies to improve Remedy applications. Basic Qualifications: * 3-5 years of Remedy development experience in 6.3 and 7.x. Plus Qualifications * Experience in developing in Crystal Reports. * Integration of REMEDY with external systems using REMEDY APIs, web services, REMEDY Import etc. * Experience with Rational Clear Case for software configuration management and Rational Clear Quest for Change Defect Management Education: Bachelors degree in computer science, information systems, engineering or other related discipline is required. Respectfully, Joshua Kitchen Information Technology Recruiter Kforce Professional Staffing Two Prestige Place (Suite 350) 937.449.1749 Office 937.461.6888 Fax 937.416.3456 Cell Great People = Great Results http://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkitchen Please don't keep me a secret... a referral is the best compliment I can receive. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
Kelly, I know you are from Oklahoma (so is my Mom), but I've been there, and, well, while I'm sure that all of what you said is true, you left out the hornets, fire ants, constant wind, tornadoes, hot summers, icy winters, and not an ocean within a day's drive. Of course, they WILL have an NBA franchise in a year or so, unlike Seattle. Kevin Durant's worth watching. Football season is awesome. And I think Carrie Underwood's from there, if you like her music. To some, that combination might be paradise. Afraid that a Pacific NW guy like me is not one of those guys. I do wish them well in filling the job with the right fit, though. Rick -Original Message- From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelly Deaver Sent: Friday, June 06, 2008 8:05 PM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce Ok, I know what you are thinking... Oklahoma City... I know nothing about it. Why would I want to move there? Well here you go - http://www.city-data.com/city/Oklahoma-City-Oklahoma.html Low cost of living, low crime rate, large metro area with lots going on, you can have everything from big city life to small town life within 30 minutes of this job location. Your choice! I know this job. It is a great job with a great bunch of people. I was on the contract when they first implemented BMC products. I'd take it myself but I work for BMC, doing what I love. - Kelly Deaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] Original Message Subject: Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce From: Kitchen, Joshua T [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, June 05, 2008 9:07 am To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Hope all is well, Kforce is looking for a talented Remedy Developer local or willing to relocate to the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for a 6 month contract to hire with one of our top clients. Title: Remedy Developer Type: 6 Month Contract-to-Hire Authorization Status: US Citizen/Green Card/EAD/H1-B Visa Duration: 6 Months then must be willing to go perm Salary: 85,000-98,000 or up to 60/HR C2C All Inclusive Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Interview Process: 1st round phone, 2nd round in-person Industry: Our client is a Government Integrator - working with the FAA at Will Rogers World Airport. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, our client is a leading provider of C4ISR, Homeland Security, Intelligence, Enterprise IT and Aerospace services and solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, the intelligence community and other federal civilian government agencies. With deep and long-standing customer relationships, our client has 10,000 employees working on over 2,000 contracts. Over 8,000 of our clients personnel have security clearances. Job Responsibilities: Performs analysis, design, and development, of Remedy v. 7.1 Service Desk. Analyze requirements and create design specifications to meet the project needs. Perform customization/workflow as determined. Develop new workflows, active links, forms, and escalations in the Remedy suite. Builds and executes unit test cases, as wells documents developer guides, training guides, user guides and support guides. Provide support and Sustainment to the Remedy applications. Researches and recommends technologies to improve Remedy applications. Basic Qualifications: * 3-5 years of Remedy development experience in 6.3 and 7.x. Plus Qualifications * Experience in developing in Crystal Reports. * Integration of REMEDY with external systems using REMEDY APIs, web services, REMEDY Import etc. * Experience with Rational Clear Case for software configuration management and Rational Clear Quest for Change Defect Management Education: Bachelors degree in computer science, information systems, engineering or other related discipline is required. Respectfully, Joshua Kitchen Information Technology Recruiter Kforce Professional Staffing Two Prestige Place (Suite 350) 937.449.1749 Office 937.461.6888 Fax 937.416.3456 Cell Great People = Great Results http://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkitchen Please don't keep me a secret... a referral is the best compliment I can receive. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are
Job: Remedy Developer - Oklahoma City - Contract to Hire - Kforce
Hope all is well, Kforce is looking for a talented Remedy Developer local or willing to relocate to the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for a 6 month contract to hire with one of our top clients. Title: Remedy Developer Type: 6 Month Contract-to-Hire Authorization Status: US Citizen/Green Card/EAD/H1-B Visa Duration: 6 Months then must be willing to go perm Salary: 85,000-98,000 or up to 60/HR C2C All Inclusive Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Interview Process: 1st round phone, 2nd round in-person Industry: Our client is a Government Integrator - working with the FAA at Will Rogers World Airport. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, our client is a leading provider of C4ISR, Homeland Security, Intelligence, Enterprise IT and Aerospace services and solutions to the U.S. Department of Defense, the intelligence community and other federal civilian government agencies. With deep and long-standing customer relationships, our client has 10,000 employees working on over 2,000 contracts. Over 8,000 of our clients personnel have security clearances. Job Responsibilities: Performs analysis, design, and development, of Remedy v. 7.1 Service Desk. Analyze requirements and create design specifications to meet the project needs. Perform customization/workflow as determined. Develop new workflows, active links, forms, and escalations in the Remedy suite. Builds and executes unit test cases, as wells documents developer guides, training guides, user guides and support guides. Provide support and Sustainment to the Remedy applications. Researches and recommends technologies to improve Remedy applications. Basic Qualifications: * 3-5 years of Remedy development experience in 6.3 and 7.x. Plus Qualifications * Experience in developing in Crystal Reports. * Integration of REMEDY with external systems using REMEDY APIs, web services, REMEDY Import etc. * Experience with Rational Clear Case for software configuration management and Rational Clear Quest for Change Defect Management Education: Bachelors degree in computer science, information systems, engineering or other related discipline is required. Respectfully, Joshua Kitchen Information Technology Recruiter Kforce Professional Staffing Two Prestige Place (Suite 350) 937.449.1749 Office 937.461.6888 Fax 937.416.3456 Cell Great People = Great Results http://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkitchen Please don't keep me a secret... a referral is the best compliment I can receive. ___ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: www.rmsportal.com ARSlist: Where the Answers Are btn_viewmy_160x33.gif
