-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm an experienced information security administrator, network administrator, and general UNIX systems administrator[0]. I live and currently consult in Silicon Valley, and I'm interested in finding a permanent position with a startup or other small company. The kind of place I'm looking for: -Considers security a top priority -Isn't already married to a single vendor for all security products -Offers a small and dynamic environment where a skilled and motivated individual can make a difference on a day-to-day basis I'm willing to entertain almost any offer, but I'm really interested in working for a startup---I've spent the last several months working with people organising startups or participating in organising them myself---but I'm also interested in any company otherwise meeting the requirements above. The only thing I'm dead set against is working for a large, soul-crushing bureaucracy. In addition to having worked for startups, I've worked for everything from universities to large Silicon Valley biotechs. I'm used to working alone, and I've lead teams. I'm skilled at firewall administration, NIDS design and implementation, PKI administration, code review, drafting policy, writing functional specifications for security applications, and just about any information security related task an organisation might need. I currently live in the Silicon Valley/San Jose area. I'm an aggressive driver with a couple fast cars, so a commute to the City or East Bay isn't really a problem. I'd consider relocation for a sufficiently interesting position. I'm really interested in a full-time position, but I'm currently consulting. If any employers are interested, the best way to contact me is at this email: spbat_private . If any other list readers know of any startups or suchlike that are hiring, I'd appreciate a pointer. And if anyone things I'm insane for continuing to look for startups in the current enconomic situation, I'd welcome other suggestions satisfying my employer preferences. Resume available upon request. Thanks. - -Steve - ----- 0 Lately heavily leaning toward Solaris, linux, and {Open|Free|Net}BSD. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE8wGZkG3kIaxeRZl8RAkxHAKCm1T5kikNzgn5BDlrzkcso9y7DzQCgt7AJ ROBzTdWf9AyEciA3GEPqXGs= =JAg2 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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