ClearCase SCM engineer

[dan audette]

Sorry to hit the forums with this one desperation has set in,
but I need to get a 1 year contract postition filled
for a Software Configuration Management engineer
working with ClearCase & MultiSite and doing builds.
Any bit fairies out there want to make $48.00/hr in Loveland
(Agilent's the company, Volt is the contracting company),
and sorry, but you would have to work with me :)

[dave.gallant]

Is that what build-monkey's get paid now?? wow!

[dan audette]

you interested?
could be my love slave you know........
what sucks is it's really $60.00/hr but Volt get $12.00
of it.

[bluedevil]

I have no idea what that is but Ill learn :lol:

[dave.gallant]

you interested?
could be my love slave you know........
what sucks is it's really $60.00/hr but Volt get $12.00
of it.

wow.

Generally I am the one checking in the bugs, not attempting to compile them or argue with the repository, but that is a pretty good contract! :)

[dan audette]

Do you know clearcase?

[Spiderman]

Is that what build-monkey's get paid now?? wow!
Wow! :shock: I doubt our buildmeisters get that much, but I guess health benefits offset that. :lol: I do know that they can get pretty stressed at times trying to coordinate builds across 6 environments (from Dev to Prod). :?

[dave.gallant]

...to coordinate builds across 6 environments (from Dev to Prod). :?

Yer a puss. There is no difference between production and development environments!

( Caveat: Just make sure you have understanding customers before trying the above... )

:D

[Spiderman]

There is no difference between production and development environments!I wish, but I work for a large corporation, so that aint an option. :?

[dave.gallant]

There is no difference between production and development environments!I wish, but I work for a large corporation, so that aint an option. :?

Blarg. They don't call it "cutting edge" for nothing... :)

PS: OK OK OK. Our RC code doesn't come off the TIP/DEV repository either... :)

[akuretz]

...to coordinate builds across 6 environments (from Dev to Prod). :?

Yer a puss. There is no difference between production and development environments!

( Caveat: Just make sure you have understanding customers before trying the above... )

:D

As a Tester, this is why I hate developers like you. [-X

Also, having been Dan's "bit fairy" before, he forgot to mention a couple other prerequisites for the position:
- Must be able to consume too much coffee
- Must be able to endure beatings and verbal berating

[dan audette]

Hey it's a 3 espresso shot minimum, and you must able to
DISH it out...... :wink: