Exchange 2007 users are switching to VMware | Main | Running a physical Windows partition as a virtual machine
VMware $73,000 |
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system administrator $62,000 |
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IT $48,000 |
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data center $34,000 |
Average VMware salaries for job postings nationwide are 115% higher than average data center salaries for job postings nationwide. (source: Indeed.com)
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Average VMware salaries for job postings nationwide are 115% higher than average data center salaries for job postings nationwide. (source: Indeed.com)
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Posted by: Alex Weeks | January 22, 2007 at 05:08 PM
Even sweeter if you're a sysadmin handling VMWare servers among your dozens of other duties. ;-) VMWare makes that easier.
Posted by: Ernie Oporto | January 25, 2007 at 10:36 AM
My direct client is looking for a VCP who is also an HP ASE (Accredited Systems Engineer), preferably a Master ASE SAN Architect. This is a grea sales support role with an attractive base salary plus commission in the NY Metro Area.
If interested contact Wendy Jolls - eRichards Consulting at wjolls@e-richards.com or call 203-254-8211.
The primary job responsibilities are:
• Provide technical pre-sales support to there sales force
• Implement storage arrays, SAN fabrics, and ProLiant rack-mounted and blade servers
• Consolidate physical servers to virtual servers using VMware Infrastructure 3 Enterprise
• Configure VMotion, DRS, VMware HA, and Consolidated Backup for there customers
• Perform CapacityPlanner studies to identify server candidates for consolidation
This job requires travel at least 50% of the time, primarily in the NY / NJ / CT metropolitan area, but secondarily in Florida, Pennsylvania, and other locations in the US.
Posted by: Wendy | April 26, 2007 at 07:21 AM
VMware are earning too much.
Posted by: Jobs | May 13, 2009 at 07:53 AM