Hi Clarify,

I invited you to join Facebook a while back and wanted to remind you that once
you join, we'll be able to connect online, share photos, organize groups and
events, and more.

Thanks,
Michael

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I'm trying to staff a senior level role that can be based in San Diego or Santa
Clara.  If anyone is interested in discussing it further please feel free to
reach me at mitch@... or 949-724-0304 x246.  Mitch

Senior professional level role involved in the full systems life-cycle and is
responsible for designing, coding, testing, implementation, maintaining and
supporting CRM Service and Support Applications (Siebel and Clarify).  Candidate
will be responsible for system integration and web application tuning.
Successful candidate will have a solid background in enterprise systems
analysis, design and understands development, quality assurance and integration
methods. Assist in estimating and determining project scope and feasibility;
work closely with Project Managers and technical developers to aid in delivery
of software and systems solutions

Job Functions: (essential job duties, including the percentage of work time
dedicated to each).
1. Develop code enhancements or additions to Service/Support Applications using
J2EE and ClearBasic. Make data modifications and compose procedures and scripts
using PL/SQL and SQL. (70%)
2. Develop and support enterprise application integration, application tuning,
and performance efforts. (15%)
3. Responsible for project/technical documentation (10%)
4. Participate in team meetings and complete basic administrative duties (5%)
-Suitable candidate will possess at least 5 years programming/systems analysis
experience with J2EE and CRM – Clarify CRM (eSupport) and Clarify eFrontOffice
suit of products. A good understanding of object oriented technologies is
important.
It's essential that candidate should possess a strong knowledge of Business
Objects reporting suite of products to produce necessary reports for business
needs.
Proven experience with database programming and data manipulation using SQL and
PL/SQL
-Relevant degree or equivalent experience required
-Experience with XML and/or HTML a plus
Good understanding of Knowledge Management concepts, and hands on experience
with ATC search tools is a plus.

Required Skills
- Possess an in-depth knowledge of the principles, theories, practices and
techniques for developing and implementing CRM systems and development projects
and programs
-Develops solutions requiring analysis and research
-Excellent Interpersonal and Communication skills
-Ability to work independently and within a team environment
-Ability to multi-task and handle ambiguity
-Deadline-oriented, highly disciplined and can self-manage
-Provide regular project communications and status reporting
-Attend and participate in team meetings
-Coach others and share knowledge through peer discussions.
-Microsoft Office Suite-particularly Excel, Access, Word, Visio

The direct link if anyone wants to go to this is:

http://roloff.eventbrite.com/

The event is this Thursday, the 12th of February!

Tim...

>
> I am sure many of you remember Matt Roloff and most know he has his
> own show on TLC.  He is doing an open speaking engagement here in
the
> south bay on Feb. 12th.  I would like to invite anyone to sign up
and
> maybe we can have a little get together.  We can all wear old
Clarify
> shirts, :).  I think I still have all of mine.
>
> Here is a blurb about this from an email I received from Matt.
>
>
> Tim...
>
> (note from Matt)
>
> Happy New Year!
>
> Over the years I've been honored to speak at various
coporate/private
> events across the country. Unfortunately, tickets to these events
have
> not typically been available to the public.
>
> This year, we thought we would try something new and different. I've
> been invited to share my stories at the McAfee Performing Arts
Theater
> in Northern California (my home turf). This limited engagement will
be
> open on a first come first server basis. Tickets available through
> Eventbrite.com
>
> If you or anyone you know are in the Northern California area would
> like to attend please join me on February 12th, 2009 for an evening
> with Matt Roloff.
>
> Please see the Press Release below for additional information:
>
> Matt Roloff
> Hillsboro, Oregon
> www.mattroloff.com
>
> PRESS RELEASE
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> An Evening with Matt Roloff - Limited Engagement
> Saratoga, California, February 12, 2008
> 5:00pm AND 8:00pm Seatings
>
> Best known for his TLC reality show "Little People, Big World" on
TLC,
> Matt Roloff has spent his life championing dwarfism en route to
> endless success. Whether he is busy running his farm and caring for
> his family of six in Oregon, excelling in business as a savvy
> entrepreneur or representing Little People, Matt embodies a spirit
of
> courage and perseverance unbeknownst to many.
>
> The public is invited to come and listen to the universal message
Matt
> will convey at the McAfee Performing Center on February 12th.
>
> As you may imagine....a great advantage of Mattʼs is the
breadth of
> experience and anecdotes he has to share with the audience. Matt
> prefers
> to allow the audience to predicate the direction of his speeches and
> never
> misses the opportunity to talk about a wide range of subjects
> including
> family, perseverance, motivation, overcoming obstacles, following
> dreams,
> tolerance and diversity. Matt is a fighter, a role mode and his
unique
> story
> combined with the innumerable challenges he has faced in all facets
of
> life
> help him to grasp the attention of the audience unlike any other.
>
> Tickets available NOW at Eventbrite.com
>
> The Roloff family is currently busy filming the second half of
season
> four and we are excited about this unique opportunity to connect
> directly with those who have supported us over the many years.
>

I am sure many of you remember Matt Roloff and most know he has his
own show on TLC.  He is doing an open speaking engagement here in the
south bay on Feb. 12th.  I would like to invite anyone to sign up and
maybe we can have a little get together.  We can all wear old Clarify
shirts, :).  I think I still have all of mine.

Here is a blurb about this from an email I received from Matt.


Tim...

(note from Matt)

Happy New Year!

Over the years I've been honored to speak at various coporate/private
events across the country. Unfortunately, tickets to these events have
not typically been available to the public.

This year, we thought we would try something new and different. I've
been invited to share my stories at the McAfee Performing Arts Theater
in Northern California (my home turf). This limited engagement will be
open on a first come first server basis. Tickets available through
Eventbrite.com

If you or anyone you know are in the Northern California area would
like to attend please join me on February 12th, 2009 for an evening
with Matt Roloff.

Please see the Press Release below for additional information:

Matt Roloff
Hillsboro, Oregon
www.mattroloff.com

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

An Evening with Matt Roloff - Limited Engagement
Saratoga, California, February 12, 2008
5:00pm AND 8:00pm Seatings

Best known for his TLC reality show "Little People, Big World" on TLC,
Matt Roloff has spent his life championing dwarfism en route to
endless success. Whether he is busy running his farm and caring for
his family of six in Oregon, excelling in business as a savvy
entrepreneur or representing Little People, Matt embodies a spirit of
courage and perseverance unbeknownst to many.

The public is invited to come and listen to the universal message Matt
will convey at the McAfee Performing Center on February 12th.

As you may imagine....a great advantage of Mattʼs is the breadth of
experience and anecdotes he has to share with the audience. Matt
prefers
to allow the audience to predicate the direction of his speeches and
never
misses the opportunity to talk about a wide range of subjects
including
family, perseverance, motivation, overcoming obstacles, following
dreams,
tolerance and diversity. Matt is a fighter, a role mode and his unique
story
combined with the innumerable challenges he has faced in all facets of
life
help him to grasp the attention of the audience unlike any other.

Tickets available NOW at Eventbrite.com

The Roloff family is currently busy filming the second half of season
four and we are excited about this unique opportunity to connect
directly with those who have supported us over the many years.

I was chasing your ass and you were running like a sissy screaming for
anyone to help you.  That is how I remember it, :).  Or maybe it was
in retaliation for something...

Tim...

Those were the days.  What a great group of people to work and hang out
with.  For the sales folks: remember Don beating every guy in the room
at arm wrestling at quota club in Jamaica?

David


David Satterwhite
Executive Vice President and
Head of Worldwide Sales
newScale, Inc. www.newScale.com
650-403-7787
david.satterwhite@... <mailto:david.satterwhite@...>



While most people are dreaming of success, winners wake up everyday and
work hard to achieve it.
________________________________

From: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of stefporter94070
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 3:48 PM
To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Clarify Alumni] Clarify in the old days


Ok, why do I not remember a single foul word from those days? I do
remember Senya's testing parties - who'd have thought QA could be so
much fun? Gosh, even the HP "report card" meetings bring a smile. None
of us were safe from being shot at from Don's office. And none of us in
sales were ever late to one of Bob's sales meetings. I never figured
out how to work those old Macs though.
Anyone remember Chris's great imitation of the Clarify Man, and of
course there's Elaine and her beanie when the new cubicle walls went
too high...
Great times and truly great people!
Stef



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Ok, why do I not remember a single foul word from those days? I do
remember Senya's testing parties – who'd have thought QA could be so
much fun? Gosh, even the HP "report card" meetings bring a smile. None
of us were safe from being shot at from Don's office. And none of us in
sales were ever late to one of Bob's sales meetings. I never figured
out how to work those old Macs though.
Anyone remember Chris's great imitation of the Clarify Man, and of
course there's Elaine and her beanie when the new cubicle walls went
too high...
Great times and truly great people!
Stef

You bet. Though originally it was called "The Don Smith, Special
Achievement Award". Then Bob retired it and came up with "The Donald".
I should sue that Trump bastard.

-don

It was breaking news and the guy was frickin' quilty as a tight fitting
glove. BTW, I'm still giving classes on how to implement the DE if you
want to continue.

-don

OK, Tim was not actually chasing me with a nerf gun. He was simply
exercising his right to "bare arms" as well as getting a little much
needed exercise, because on the Basketball court he just stood around
waiting for some famed "No Look Pass" from Senya.

One other rumor I want to put to rest after ALL of these years, is that
the foot print (supposedly an actual dent or something) added to
Swalsh's car during a vollebal game, was actually Jim Gerber's foot.
NOT mine as has been widely claimed.

-don

too funny, do you remember the award we gave out called "The Donald" ?

AK




________________________________
From: Don Smith <ashkelamy@...>
To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 16, 2009 2:52:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Clarify Alumni] Clarify in the old days


Oh, first it's all about the F-bomb's I "supposedly" used to use. Now
my "Waggle" company name idea is getting dissed. Think of all the cool
logos we could have had with a company name like Waggle. The T-shirts,
coffee mugs, even stuffed animals.

-don






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Oh, first it's all about the F-bomb's I "supposedly" used to use. Now
my "Waggle" company name idea is getting dissed. Think of all the cool
logos we could have had with a company name like Waggle. The T-shirts,
coffee mugs, even stuffed animals.

-don

Hey, I resemble that remark. I only remember dropping one F-bomb in my
entire life. So I'm not sure where my reputation comes from. I remember
an entire architecture video I did and did not swear once in it, I
think.

Good to hear from you Andy.

-don

Mashall/Bonnie,

Thanks for the great memories!  I too miss leaning over the cubes asking Bon
Bon or Swalsh a question. I remember Don interrupting a user conference
session to announce the OJ verdict.  My husband got to join in the late
night networked Doom playing.  I miss all the endless supply of food in the
break room!  Also Kevin "stinks like a rose" giving dev presentations at the
company meetings with fancy graphics that he created himself: :) and <o>

Remember decorating our cubes for Christmas?  It was always the one with the
most lights that won!  I miss endless sessions with Don trying to learn the
DE so I could teach it.  He had endless patience!

Great times!

Jasmine Wevers


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Definately the "best of times".... a few others along with that great hockey
game Bonnie mentioned.....Being interviewed by Alan Alexopolis and seeing Tim
come running by the conference room door with a nerf gun in pursuit of Don and
thinking "I really, really, want to work here!!", Playing networked "DOOM" at
12am with Stamm, Tim and John on a 4 way conf call discussing mutual
destruction. Volleyball on fridays in the parking lot. Clustering around a TV in
Don's office watching OJ Simpson run away in a white Bronco. White elephant
christmas exchanges. Mini pinball machine award rituals. Microsoft sales
cycle "hell week". Windows 95 launch. White water rafting. Somewhat fuzzy images
of many nights at the Hayes conference center. Senya's test parties. And
lastly,  really cool nicknames like Noshitski and Upyourgundari!
 
Take care all,
Marshall

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Those were fun days!  Thanks for the memories, Andy and everyone.  I'll never
forget a lot of those great times.
 
I'll never forget you, Jimmy,  singing "Do Your Ears Hang Low" every day to your
baby on the phone. 
 
One year, the entire company got to go to a Sharks game, we sat in the first
three rows.  It changed my life, I'm now the biggest Sharks fan!  Thanks to my
then newfound love of hockey, Swalsh introduced me to my husband, whom she had
taken a hockey class with.
 
I can't believe I now work at a software company where we record our customer
calls in Outlook (ugh!), and at first, put our bugs into the Task list.  We have
advanced, we now are using a freeware system to track our bugs.  Woo hoo.
 
-Bonnie


 




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Fond memories indeed.  You guys are making me homesick.  IT
department was busy but fun. Two building moves and crazy employee
growth.  Lots of change (including Mike Martin's hair) and good co-
worker rapport.  Some of the best of times.

Jimmy

  --- In clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com, ascarborough <no_reply@...>
wrote:
>
> Not sure why, but I was just thinking that working at Clarify in
late
> 1995 was the best of times in regards to working anywhere at a
job.
> Working with Bonnie, Janet, Hollie, Karen, and Peter at the help
desk
> and sitting in our cubes as the phone rang, prior to any ACD was
just
> fun times.  When it was your turn to answer the phone you did, and
> when it wasn't your turn you were glad.  I remember coming over
from
> HP where my employee number was in the 200,000 range and being
> employee 50 something at Clarify.   Sitting in a meeting with Don
and
> Bill D. as they argued about how to create a ClearBasic class and
> hearing the f-bomb dropped was great.   Watching Dave H. (in
probably
> the last time he ever wore a suit) come through the office for his
> job interview, seeing Elaine on go public day as happy as I'd ever
> seen a person, complaining to Chris L., learning a lot from Tim M.,
> and being able to work with Stephanie, Rick, Bill, and the gang
from
> Dev Support was great.
>
> I hope the new year finds all of you that I mentioned, and the many
> others that I failed to mention, happy and healthy.
>
> Best Regards,
> Andy
>

Hey Andy,

You and I joined Clarify the same day.  I still remember the two of
us in our orientation meeting with Jim Lukins.  Would you believe I'm
still hanging in there at Clarify/Amdocs??

Gene


--- In clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com, Jack Covert <ironbenderii@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey Andy, I still have a few of my Clarify shirts.  I remember when
we had the big company meeting where they rolled out the new
logo "we've got it going on".  Those were fun days indeed - it isn't
every day that you can go grab one of the comany founders and have
him help you troubleshoot code.  Bring your dog in to work every once
in a while - park your bike outside your cube - go to the lunch room
for some left overs from the training class and wash it down with a
free soda from the machine.  Have a question?  Pop your head over the
cube and ask Bonnie.  I learned a lot there!
>
> Anyway - happy new year to you...  Hey Don, are you working on the
next "bumble bee"?
>
> Jack Covert
>  
> www.ironbender.com
>
>
> 71 Bronco Sport
> 408 Strrrrrrrrrrrrrroker
> 435/Atlas
> Full width 60's
> 3.5" of lift
> 4 link front, full hydro and 14" SAW coilovers
> ELK GROVE, CA!
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: ascarborough <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2009 2:29:52 AM
> Subject: [Clarify Alumni] Clarify in the old days
>
>
> Not sure why, but I was just thinking that working at Clarify in
late
> 1995 was the best of times in regards to working anywhere at a job.
> Working with Bonnie, Janet, Hollie, Karen, and Peter at the help
desk
> and sitting in our cubes as the phone rang, prior to any ACD was
just
> fun times. When it was your turn to answer the phone you did, and
> when it wasn't your turn you were glad. I remember coming over from
> HP where my employee number was in the 200,000 range and being
> employee 50 something at Clarify. Sitting in a meeting with Don and
> Bill D. as they argued about how to create a ClearBasic class and
> hearing the f-bomb dropped was great. Watching Dave H. (in probably
> the last time he ever wore a suit) come through the office for his
> job interview, seeing Elaine on go public day as happy as I'd ever
> seen a person, complaining to Chris L., learning a lot from Tim M.,
> and being able to work with Stephanie, Rick, Bill, and the gang
from
> Dev Support was great.
>
> I hope the new year finds all of you that I mentioned, and the many
> others that I failed to mention, happy and healthy.
>
> Best Regards,
> Andy
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Hey Andy, I still have a few of my Clarify shirts.  I remember when we had the
big company meeting where they rolled out the new logo "we've got it going on". 
Those were fun days indeed - it isn't every day that you can go grab one of the
comany founders and have him help you troubleshoot code.  Bring your dog in to
work every once in a while - park your bike outside your cube - go to the lunch
room for some left overs from the training class and wash it down with a free
soda from the machine.  Have a question?  Pop your head over the cube and ask
Bonnie.  I learned a lot there!

Anyway - happy new year to you...  Hey Don, are you working on the next "bumble
bee"?

Jack Covert
 
www.ironbender.com


71 Bronco Sport
408 Strrrrrrrrrrrrrroker
435/Atlas
Full width 60's
3.5" of lift
4 link front, full hydro and 14" SAW coilovers
ELK GROVE, CA!




________________________________
From: ascarborough <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2009 2:29:52 AM
Subject: [Clarify Alumni] Clarify in the old days


Not sure why, but I was just thinking that working at Clarify in late
1995 was the best of times in regards to working anywhere at a job.
Working with Bonnie, Janet, Hollie, Karen, and Peter at the help desk
and sitting in our cubes as the phone rang, prior to any ACD was just
fun times. When it was your turn to answer the phone you did, and
when it wasn't your turn you were glad. I remember coming over from
HP where my employee number was in the 200,000 range and being
employee 50 something at Clarify. Sitting in a meeting with Don and
Bill D. as they argued about how to create a ClearBasic class and
hearing the f-bomb dropped was great. Watching Dave H. (in probably
the last time he ever wore a suit) come through the office for his
job interview, seeing Elaine on go public day as happy as I'd ever
seen a person, complaining to Chris L., learning a lot from Tim M.,
and being able to work with Stephanie, Rick, Bill, and the gang from
Dev Support was great.

I hope the new year finds all of you that I mentioned, and the many
others that I failed to mention, happy and healthy.

Best Regards,
Andy



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Not sure why, but I was just thinking that working at Clarify in late
1995 was the best of times in regards to working anywhere at a job.
Working with Bonnie, Janet, Hollie, Karen, and Peter at the help desk
and sitting in our cubes as the phone rang, prior to any ACD was just
fun times.  When it was your turn to answer the phone you did, and
when it wasn't your turn you were glad.  I remember coming over from
HP where my employee number was in the 200,000 range and being
employee 50 something at Clarify.   Sitting in a meeting with Don and
Bill D. as they argued about how to create a ClearBasic class and
hearing the f-bomb dropped was great.   Watching Dave H. (in probably
the last time he ever wore a suit) come through the office for his
job interview, seeing Elaine on go public day as happy as I'd ever
seen a person, complaining to Chris L., learning a lot from Tim M.,
and being able to work with Stephanie, Rick, Bill, and the gang from
Dev Support was great.

I hope the new year finds all of you that I mentioned, and the many
others that I failed to mention, happy and healthy.

Best Regards,
Andy

Hello there.

We have several positions available one of which is for a web
programmer on the Stanford campus. Please go to Stanford jobs and
search for job id 32136.

http://jobs.stanford.edu/find_a_job.html

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Regards
David Adams

Title:  Infrastructure Unix Architect
Location: Folsom, Northern California
Term: Full time & Contract positions available. Immediate hiring.
Company: Large corporation.

Full Time & Contract Positions: please indicate your interest when
you reply and please send your resume in MS Word. Relocation
assistance provided.
Please send resume to molly at fremontconsulting.com


Skills:  Unix; Solaris; Linux; scripting; Enterprise Storage; Mail
Protocols; System Monitoring and Web Services


Description:
Our client is seeking a Infrastructure Architect to be part of a
highly energetic Business Applications Infrastructure team.

You must be well-versed in technical and architectural aspects of
Solaris & Linux ( Red hat ) Operating systems , & Performance
Analysis methodologies and tools , Understanding of Enterprise
Storage , DNS , NFS , Mail Protocols , TCP/IP , System Monitoring &
Web Services. (Tomcat/Apache/Jboss ).

Candidate will interface with application development teams in the
Investment Management Business and will be participating in
application infrastructure design , evaluation and implementation of
new technologies & products.

Candidate must have solid verbal and written communication skills ,
organizational & presentation skills , and be comfortable working in
a geographically diverse environment.

Principal Responsibilities:
Interface with application development teams as well various
technology infrastructure teams.
Engage with application development teams on current infrastructure
projects , evaluate existing solutions & infrastructure and provide
recommendations.
Implementation of new products/projects/environments in the
Enterprise Lab , Development & QA environments. Perform performance
benchmarks and tuning required to gain optimal application
performance.
Incident management and reporting of production outages , root cause
analysis & follow-ups.
Provide consultancy to application development & business teams on
infrastructure requirements.
Engage & partner with technology infrastructure teams ( Engineering ,
Operations etc) on working on commercial solutions that will tailor
specific application infrastructure requirements
Conduct performance analysis , trending & capacity planning. Provide
metrics and analysis of existing gaps & make recommendations
Develop run books for production support teams when needed
Work with application development teams , technology finance groups &
project management teams on yearly budgeting process for hardware &
software purchases
Communicate and guide application teams on Technology Infrastructure
best practices

Experience/Skills:
The candidate should also meet these additional requirements:

Strong inter-personal and communication skills , analytical and
problem solving skills.
Experience in integrating third party software & working & engaging
vendors when required
Solid understanding of UNIX/LINUX operating system fundamentals ,
memory subsystems , inter-process communication , file system
concepts , can use performance analysis & tools are required along
with scripting skills ( Perl/Python/Shell )
Experience as a Unix System Administrator in the past is not required.
Experience in working with enterprise storage to some capacity is
required , Websphere server architecture environment.
Understanding of SAN layouts , various RAID types & Volume Management.
Web services , Grid computing & experience is strongly desired.
Familiarity with fundamental distributed computing environment
concepts & design.
Ability to create reports on trend\gap analysis and provide
recommendation to address the risks.
Must be able to sustain a high rate of workflow and work on multiple
projects.
Must have exposure to the project management role in an enterprise
environment.
Expertise in commercial & open source monitoring software &
implementation
Virtualization experience & methodology is strong plus

Please send resume to molly at fremontconsulting.com
  Please feel free to repost and share with your contacts. Thanks

In case you know someone who may be qualified for this position:

This is a Pre Sales position, in the Marketing Automation field.  Base Salary 90
to 110k,
Startup company of 30+ employees.  I've listed the Responsibilities below:

Responsibilities:
                 * Collaborate with Account Executives in a fast paced sales
environment to
identify and uncover a customer's business goals, needs and pains
                 * Demonstrate the value proposition of the Marketo solution
related to the
customer's business problem.
                 * Create strategic and technical sales strategies and
presentations for mid-
market and enterprise level customers
                 * Prepare and deliver customized product demonstrations and
technical
presentations to customers (on and offsite)
                 * Lead and manage multi-week pilots which includes setup,
training and
strategically guiding the customer through a successful pilot
                 * Provide technical response to RFPs and RFIs
                 * Develop and create customer facing collateral and resources to
support your
efforts as a Solutions Consultant

Qualifications:
                 * 3+ years of B2B solutions consulting experience, preferably in
on-demand/SaaS
business environment
                 * Highly dependable, self starter, positive attitude with good
organization and
time management skills
                 * Experience providing solutions to enterprise level customers
                 * A proven history of quota over-achievement
                 * Energy, enthusiasm, and the skill to work in a fluid & fast
growth environment
                 * Excellent written and verbal communication skills
                 * Teamwork skills a must, ability to lead and manage resources
                 * Four year university/college degree required
                 * Knowledge/experience selling CRM, SFA, and marketing software
a plus

                 * Position based in San Mateo, CA
                 * We offer competitive salaries & incentivized compensation
plans
                 * Great benefits
                 * High energy environment

Jennifer Case
Executive Recruiter
jennifer at big3consulting dot com
Phone: 801-677-6006 ext 5

FileMaker (Apple) is in need of some experienced JavaScript engineers
for a full time (and terribly exciting if I do say so myself) project.
  Drop peter_nelson@... a note if you're at all interested.

I am trying to help a former Clarify Sales Engineer find a position
at a dynamic company.  Please respond if you would like to talk with
this dynamic candidate!  He also has extensive experience with
Borland.  Maybe your company has a position and is offering a
referral bonus to you if you present this candidate??  You can
respond to me at scollins at marvelexecutivesearch dot com.  Please
note I spelled out the email address to avoid web crawlers.  Thanks!

Warm Regards,

Steve Collins

Yes - 2955 Campus Drive. We don't have open support positions in San Mateo -
closest we have is Professional Services and Sales Engineers. You can look at
http://www.netsuite.com/portal/jobs.shtml for all we have available.

-John

PS, for anyone considering it, this is a rare chance to work for a company with
a single letter ticker - ours is N (NYSE)

PPS - I think you meant to reply only to me, but reply seems to go to the whole
group by default.


--- On Fri, 4/18/08, Pete Williamson <pete.w@...> wrote:

> From: Pete Williamson <pete.w@...>
> Subject: Re: [Clarify Alumni] jobs in San Mateo - Web Services and Partner
Integration
> To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, April 18, 2008, 10:21 AM
> Hi John,
>
> Are you working at 2955 Campus drive? I'm upstairs on
> the 4th floor at RSA. Do you know of any Senior Support/CE
> jobs?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pete Williamson
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: John Cherniavsky <jchernia1@...>
> To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 9:25:28 AM
> Subject: [Clarify Alumni] jobs in San Mateo - Web Services
> and Partner Integration
>
> NetSuite is an on-demand or Software-as- a-Service provider
> of ERP, CRM and Accounting, we are looking to hire in the
> San Mateo area :
>
> Web Services:
>
> NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a growing
> team which designs and implements major features for our
> Web Services Platform Interface. You will own and be
> responsible for a critical pillar of NetSuite growth —
> the ability to expose NetSuite as a programmable interface
> for customers and third party developers.. .
>
> http://www.netsuite .com/portal/ jobs/products/ 4.shtml
>
> Partner Integrations:
>
> NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a team
> tasked with extending functionality both through
> integrations with key partners and by developing
> infrastructure to support web application interconnectivity
> more generally. You will work closely with other development
> teams, product management and partners to define and
> implement solutions that seamlessly integrate external
> services as core NetSuite functionality in areas like
> payment processing, shipping, exchange rates, bill payment,
> campaigns, web-site checkout and many others...
>
> http://www.netsuite .com/portal/ jobs/products/ 12.shtml
>
> The Web Services developer would be reporting to me. Send
> resumes either to jobs@netsuite. com, and/or to me directly
> (jchernia@netsuite. com) and I will follow up with our
> recruiter.
>
> -John Cherniavsky
>
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Hi John,

Are you working at 2955 Campus drive? I'm upstairs on the 4th floor at RSA. Do
you know of any Senior Support/CE jobs?

Thanks,

Pete Williamson


----- Original Message ----
From: John Cherniavsky <jchernia1@...>
To: clarifyalumni@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 9:25:28 AM
Subject: [Clarify Alumni] jobs in San Mateo - Web Services and Partner
Integration

NetSuite is an on-demand or Software-as- a-Service provider of ERP, CRM and
Accounting, we are looking to hire in the San Mateo area :

Web Services:

NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a growing team which designs and
implements major features for our Web Services Platform Interface. You will own
and be responsible for a critical pillar of NetSuite growth — the ability to
expose NetSuite as a programmable interface for customers and third party
developers.. .

http://www.netsuite .com/portal/ jobs/products/ 4.shtml

Partner Integrations:

NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a team tasked with extending
functionality both through integrations with key partners and by developing
infrastructure to support web application interconnectivity more generally. You
will work closely with other development teams, product management and partners
to define and implement solutions that seamlessly integrate external services as
core NetSuite functionality in areas like payment processing, shipping, exchange
rates, bill payment, campaigns, web-site checkout and many others...

http://www.netsuite .com/portal/ jobs/products/ 12.shtml

The Web Services developer would be reporting to me. Send resumes either to
jobs@netsuite. com, and/or to me directly (jchernia@netsuite. com) and I will
follow up with our recruiter.

-John Cherniavsky

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

NetSuite is an on-demand or Software-as-a-Service provider of ERP, CRM and
Accounting, we are looking to hire in the San Mateo area :


Web Services:

NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a growing team which designs and
implements major features for our Web Services Platform Interface. You will own
and be responsible for a critical pillar of NetSuite growth — the ability to
expose NetSuite as a programmable interface for customers and third party
developers...

http://www.netsuite.com/portal/jobs/products/4.shtml



Partner Integrations:

NetSuite is looking for a developer to work on a team tasked with extending
functionality both through integrations with key partners and by developing
infrastructure to support web application interconnectivity more generally. You
will work closely with other development teams, product management and partners
to define and implement solutions that seamlessly integrate external services as
core NetSuite functionality in areas like payment processing, shipping, exchange
rates, bill payment, campaigns, web-site checkout and many others...

http://www.netsuite.com/portal/jobs/products/12.shtml



The Web Services developer would be reporting to me. Send resumes either to
jobs@..., and/or to me directly (jchernia@...) and I will
follow up with our recruiter.

-John Cherniavsky


      
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pls contact Adrian directly, he said about $55/hr on W2 for this gig

Nu Info Systems, Inc. (NUIS) is a complete software solutions provider
and staffing company. We provide strategic information technology (IT)
business solutions to divisions and Departments of Fortune 1000
companies as well as provide the right manpower to fulfill our
clients' needs. We have a lot of direct clients in the US who seek a
variety of skills.

Clarify Consultant
Location - Dallas,TX
Duration - 12 Months

5+ years development experience with the Clarify classic client
- Experience with Clarify version 12 or greater web client
architecture preferred
- Experience with the following modules: Support, Logistics,
Contracts,RuleManager
- Experienced leading technical teams to define design and
technologyarchitecture strategies


Sincerely,
Adrian Larrea
Nu Info Systems Inc.
8461 Lake Worth Road, Suite 225
Wellington, FL 33467
561-693-4502(Voice)
561-828-6383 (Fax)
adrian@...(Email)
www.NuIS.com
NuIS is a complete software solution provider.
NuIS has a ISO 9001:2000 certified software factory.
NuIS is an Inc. 500 company

Hi all,

Watching an ad for Little People, Big World on cable channel TLC, I
heard the name Roloff and saw someone who looked a lot like this sales
engineer that worked at Clarify.  I looked on the web and yes, it was
Matt Roloff!  On his own TV show.  Congrats, Matt!

http://tlc.discovery.com/fansites/lpbw/lpbw.html

Thoi