[Network-jobs] Sr. Network Engineer on Kauai

[Scott Weeks]

Hello,

We just had a new position open up.  Apologies, but 
it's all one long link...

https://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH09/ats/careers/requisition.jsp;jsessionid=CD0F0CDC601C81F7E117BF6A72155598.NA10_primary_jvm?org=AKIMEKATECH&cws=1&rid=1729

or the long way there.

http://www.keakitech.com/careers/careers.htm

Must be able to get a secret clearance.  Kauai is a 
country island and this is waaaayyy out in the country 
even for Kauai.  If you like city life this won't work.  
22 1'50.41" N   159 47'10.29" W  If you like sailing, 
surfing, diving, golfing, hiking, camping, canoe 
paddling, hunting, driving trucks down dirt roads (on 
the beach, too), etc.  (all the stuff island life has 
to offer) this may work for you.  Be sure you won't get 
"rock fever"**.  It is a real thing.  If you have kids, 
you should look into everything well.  Stuff is expensive 
here.  This is not an ISP position.  You will learn new 
things if you come from the ISP world like I did.  The at 
sea part is on this:

http://www.integrits.com/images/matss.jpg 

and is a rotational situation with the rest of the 
network engineers.  You won't be on ISP style on-call.  
Your day is done when you go home.

scott

http://www.trailsoffreedom.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Polihale.jpg
http://www.curious-creature.org/2012/03/16/napali-coast-2
http://www.photofool.com/2008/09/17/aerial-view-of-hanalei-bay/



** Rock fever - from:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Rock-Fever-Common-For-Non-Islanders&id=4431172

"When you step off the airplane in Hawaii and walk down 
the indoor-outdoor corridor to catch a ride to your 
destination, the smell of beauty can overwhelm. The 
flowers in this tropical climate exude smells that are 
sumptuous and redolent. That's when the desire to move 
to paradise cements in your heart.

Less than a year later, the newest residents often make 
haste back to the mainland because they got the fever... 
the Rock fever. What exactly is Rock fever? It's a 
condition caused by homesickness, claustrophobia, or a 
feeling of being trapped on a "rock" in the middle of the 
ocean."