[freeside-users] Admin/Programmer Needed

[Jeremy Davis]

Dana Hudes wrote:

>Kyle,
>I have extensive experience with RADIUS and an am an expert Linux/Unix 
>admin. I have done some work with Freeside.
>I have also setup news service (USENET) many times.
>Overall I am an  experienced senior network engineer with a decade of 
>experience in the ISP sector.
>
>I am amazed that in 2005 someone in the contintental US can make money on 
>dialup. 100 users/month is not bad but you will need more to really get 
>ahead.
>
>In terms of compensation I'm aware of your budget constraint and the 
>market but I have overhead to cover too (my electric bill just jumped by 
>1/3; I'm looking for an 'alternate energy provider' but unlike the CLEC 
>biz where everyone touts a price this 'ESCO' just make vague promises ).
>I can do $80/hr corp-corp. I'm not anticipating very many hours each week.
>
>In terms of reaching me, I give clients my cell phone and advise of hours 
>that I can be reached. I do have a day job but have time before work if 
>need be and of course evenings and weekends.
>
>you can find my cv at http://www.hudes.org/resume.html
>
>In short: BS,MS Comp. Sci.; coursework completed for PhD in Computer 
>Engineering (specializing in Information Security) , working on a thesis 
>topic; 22 years IT industry experience, 10 years in the ISP sector now 
>doing enterprise Solaris administration. Former Computer Science 
>Professor. I do C, Perl and a bunch of other stuff. Lots and lots of 
>apache....the list goes on. What I am not is I am not a 20 y.o. undergrad 
>who has poked around and thinks he's a consultant and expert. 
>You'll get plenty of those and sometimes they have their uses (heh, a 
>couple of my former students were pretty sharp). 
>They lack the overall depth and understanding of business.
>Hence, though I may be considerably more expensive, I'm worth it.
>
>Sincerely,
>Dana Hudes
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Stuff like this should be offlist.

Jeremy