Conference tallis::celt

943.0. "Intel seeks System Managers" by HILL16::BURNS (In search of Eternal Hoppiness) Wed Aug 21 1991 15:27

 
  
 Intel Corporation, developer of the world's most advanced micro-   
 electronic devices, is constructing a new state-of-the-art wafer
 fabrication facility in Leixlip, County Kildare, near Dublin, Ireland.
 This new facility will be a Class 1 clean room dedicated to making
 sub-micron CMOS logic components.
  
 Are you interested in a career with Intel in Ireland?  We are looking
 for a VAX Systems Manager with 4 to 8 years of experience with a
 VAX\VMS environment.  Management experience in a manufacturing process
 controls system environment and fluency in the use of all Vax perfor-
 mance tools are also necessary.  The successful candidate will spend
 up to nine months in the United States before final permanent reloca-
 tion to Ireland.
  
 If you'd like to help us make our Leixlip facility the most advanced
 of its kind in the world, please FAX or mail your resume to:  
  
                     Alexis diFirenzi-Swale
                     Intel Corporation
                     2600 San Tomas Expwy, MS ST6-46
                     Santa Clara, CA  95052
                     FAX:    (408) 765-3979
                     Phone:  (408) 765-3885
  
              Intel is an equal opportunity employer. 
  

KeVin,

I am surprised that you put that ad in here. I thought that you were keeping 
your application a secret. Or have you been turned down.

			MBr

    Owing to the uncertain state of DEC at the moment there will be no
    shortage of system managers  with VAX/VMS experience applying in
    Ireland alone.
    	The competition for jobs here is fierce and the payroll taxes are
    HUGE...all yanks are best advised to stay away.
    	Also Liexlip is now a suburb of Dublin and shares its high 
    crime rate.
    

    
    
    In previous Intel Ads, I believe they were only interested in
    interviewing "Irish Born" candidates who were living in American
    and who would be willing to relocated back to Ireland.
    
    
	
    keVin
    

    Irish born people would know what to expect and would probably go for
    it.
    I would imagine,from my contact with Americans,that they would find the
    high taxes,inefficient roads,high car and fuel prices a little too
    much.
    Ireland's one last attraction...a low crime rate is now rapidly
    dissappearing.
    Only recently a German tourist was bludgeoned to death in a mugging
    incedent in Dublins main Park,the Phoenix.
    Although murder for money may be quite common in some parts of the
    world it is (was??), up to now,very rare here.