RIPE NCC, Amsterdam - Vacancies
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From: RIPE NCC Staff <>
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Date: Wed, 01 Oct 1997 11:07:44 +0200
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Newsgroups: alt.jobs,nl.markt.banen,misc.jobs.offered
RIPE NCC Employment Opportunities
We are currently soliciting applications for the following positions:
Hostmasters
The general duties of NCC hostmasters include:
- handle all address space related requests
- help maintain the databases the RIPE NCC keeps
- propose new activities, where needed
- report to the Registration Services manager
Network Engineers
The duties of the network engineer are to:
- participate in the maintenance and development of the NCC
computing environment
- provide support and training to users
- maintain and extend software tools currently in use by NCC
- staff and customers
- identify areas in which automation will reduce work and/or
errors
- develop and document new software tools
Purchasing Officer
The duties of the purchasing officer are to:
- Negotiation with suppliers and purchasing with special
emphasis given to the purchasing of computer,
telecommunication, and other technical equipment
- Cultivation of and maintenance of supplier relations
- Support to engineering staff in warranty and support
procedures with suppliers
- Maintenance of inventory tracking and stock control system
- Pro-active reporting to management of market developments
Office Manager
The duties of the office manager are to:
- Supervision of general administrative activities
- Responsible for maintenance and running of one, soon to be
two, office locations in Amsterdam.
- Purchasing responsibility for administrative supplies within
laid down budgets
- Maintenance of all organisational supplier contracts
- Maintenance and updating of all insurances for the
organisation
- Assist and possibly take on supervisional role in the
organising of conferences
- Management team assistance
- Health and safety at work supervision
How to Apply
Please apply via electronic mail to openings@localhost. Please note
that we do not feel obliged to read messages encoded in proprietary
formats and very much prefer nicely formatted plain ASCII messages. So
if you create your application using a proprietary word processor it is
advisable to send an ASCII version and possibly a PostScript version
for us to print. We do of course accept MIME encoded messages with
alternative body parts.
For more information about these vacancies and the RIPE NCC,
please see:
http://www.ripe.net/
Bredo Oeveraas
RIPE NCC
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