Have Security+ and CCENT or CCNA and want to work in San Antonio?

instant000

Do you have a Security+ and CCENT or CCNA and want to work in San Antonio?

If so, I know that my department is trying to hire for Tier I openings in Network Security.

Let me know if you're interested, and PM for additional information.

I'll do my best to get you in for an interview.

hiddenknight821

Man, I'm all the way over here, but I would love to get the gig. I probably don't have any reason to move there other than lower cost of living and San Antonio Spurs being my favorite basketball team.

Can you post job description here or you will PM us upon request?

farlander

For someone who has Sec+, but not CCNA/CCENT yet, how soon would they need to have it?

Thanks!

instant000

hiddenknight821 wrote: »

Man, I'm all the way over here, but I would love to get the gig. I probably don't have any reason to move there other than lower cost of living and San Antonio Spurs being my favorite basketball team.

Can you post job description here or you will PM us upon request?

Here's the job description link:

Network Engineer I (Security) jobs - Dice.com

instant000

farlander wrote: »

For someone who has Sec+, but not CCNA/CCENT yet, how soon would they need to have it?

Thanks!

Hrm.

There are requirements for the Information Assurance level certification, as well as a computing environment certification. (such as Cisco or Juniper).

According to this document:
http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/pdf/857001m.pdf

You have six months to qualify. However, I'll let you know ahead of time that someone who has the certs already would be favored over someone who does not.

instant000

I've received several questions about relocation.

I would not recommend relocating for this position, as we have only one opening, and we have already been interviewing for the position.

I say "we" though I myself have not conducted interviews directly.

Also, let me warn you that it is shift work. It appears that this rubs a lot of people the wrong way, so it would be best to be up front about that.

Thanks!