Here's the info for the Network Admin job. It's at Shea Homes corporate office in Walnut. They are looking for someone with 2+ years experience so it's not a very senior position. Not sure about the pay but my guess would be around $50k.

Job Description
Position is responsible for administering network and specific business applications. This includes responsibilities such as: daily network administration, monitoring data; monitoring error log; installation of hardware/software, troubleshooting network and data integrity problems, documentation, and providing customer support to assure a high-level of customer satisfaction. Analyzes and participates in the implementation of new technology including infrastructure, connectivity, and application installation. Ensures current operational network and application performance is optimal while planning for future expansion, growth, and next generation network technologies.

Skills and Abilities

 

Steve-

Sorry to hear about your situation. I have a friend here at work to whom I'll give your resume; maybe something can come of that. I have no idea whether they're hiring IT types.

 

Steve,

Sorry to hear about that but maybe as you said, great time to move on! I will keep my ear open around here, I know we just enforced a freeze as well.

 

That sucks Steve. Let me know if there is anything you might need.

Duc

 

Steve, you looking to stay in CA?

Tim

 

Steve send me your resume, TRW in Redendo Beach is hiring: cviscovich@hotmail.com

 

Guys, I can't thank you enough for the show of support! I'm going to get cracking on my resume right away. You've given me some hope!!

Spider, go check out johnnydev's network position!!! Best of luck to you...

 

That's a big YES. Unless 6-9 months down the line, all else has failed of course.....

 

Steve, that sucks. The client I'm working for in Burbank is looking to hire a good developer. It's kind of a long commute, but if you're interested, let me know.

Good luck buddy.

 

Much appreciated Mark, I'll see how my other leads do before venturing out that far...