Eric S. Raymond on 5 Jun 2008 12:35:55 -0700 |
My good friend Sal Sanfratello is looking for work; resume attached. I can attest that Sal's intelligence and work ethic are superior and his leadership skills exceptional. The resume doesn't mention a couple of the most interesting things about him, including the fact that he's ex-Special-Forces and that he's been running a salle d'armes teaching European sword for about seven years; I've trained there, which is mainly how I know him. Sal is not a programmer, but he understands programmers very well and would be well suited to a job in IT project management, systems administration, applications planning, or security. He has lots of factory-floor experience, too, and is both comfortable and effective in industrial environments. His Linux skills are minimal but his interest in Linux is strong; given daily exposure I am confident he would become expert very quickly. Unfortunately the economy in Michigan where Sal now lives has been badly hammered by the decline of the Big Three automakers and is now sufficiently deep in the tank that the salle is probably not sustainable where it is. Sal's day job evaporated and his students are as broke as he is, so he's (reluctantly) ready to relocate. Since he's gotta move, I'm trying to generate Sal some opportunities that would put him within easy visiting distance of me. He has a couple of Malamute dogs that are used to having running room, so somewhere in the 'burbs would be a better idea than downtown Philly. Somewhere out here on the 202 technology strip would be ideal. Sal is one of the most dynamic and capable people I know. He gets things done, and I think he'd be a major asset to anyone who hired him. If you know of a job that might match, please email him (and Cc me because I'd like to know about it). Address in the resume. -- <a href="http://www.catb.org/~esr/">Eric S. Raymond</a> Attachment:
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