Looking for a new job

[vdriscoll]

I'm not returning to my school next year.

I'm not sure I'm returning to teaching either.

I was intending to be a programmer when I went to college, but decided not to do it.  I did Minor in Comp. Sci., but I haven't written code in probably 5 years.

I'm hoping for a job opportunity closer to my hubbie's job.  Maybe up in Stierbach (F'burg area)

Someone

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[stanci]

My dad did CNC programming for a very long time, all without an official degree (but tons of experience and starting in the late 70s, I think). All I know about that is that during that portion of his career, he was able to quickly find a job whenever the aerospace company he was working for either had to layoff or folded (hey, it was the 80's) and I had some idea of what he was actually doing for a job. And we got a straight edge for the garage out of his mistake at work :)

If Geoffrey Gamble or Grace Gamble or Eleanor Abbott are still around, they may have contacts to exploit at Dahlgren. Otherwise, I'd check at www.usajobs.gov, and narrow the search down to . I think Gianetta has a job involving statistics - she might be someone else to talk to.

Hopefully this link from usajobs will still work. It's very rough, because I didn't narrow the search down by anything except the term "math", and the fact that you wanted a job that would fall in the GS-07 to GS-12 category. Actually, we have one guy at work that started as a GS-04, but that's I think only due to the fact that he had crap grades in school.

Good luck on your job search, though.