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Role :  Data Analyst - Datastage

Duration :  1 year

Position :  Contract

Location :  Buffalo NY

Interview Process : Phone first F2F in Buffalo or Chicago or NYC or Skype

Project Overview

Client is in the process of upgrading the current version of its 3^rd party Interest Rate Risk modeling software (QRM), adopting firm-wide standardized risk modeling and chart of account standards, and simultaneously changing data source inputs and creating new QRM data feeds as part of a global initiative to conform to new UK regulatory stress testing reporting requirements. 

Project Requirements :

·         Listing and shifting of current QRM configuration of version 14 (set up products, charting of accounts) and move to new release version 16 – regression test of results.

·         Implement and Customize firm-wide global standards platform within QRM for the unique requirements of the impacted North America sites.

Required Skills :

·         3-5 years Datastage (not coding – that will be done by global team) will be using outputs and functionality

·         Platform is SQL based; ability write queries and manipulate data thru excel and access (Pivot tables and filtering)

·         Heavy Analytical skills regarding

·         Looking at outputs, organizing and manipulating, analyzing and putting back into application

·         Comparing two different feeds and figuring out what differences are

·         Comparing interfaces and how information goes into model along with understanding functionality of data integration layer of global platform and how data is coming through; verifying information is coming thru correctly.

Personality Traits

·         Outgoing

·         Analytical

·         Work well with team

·         Excellent Communication skills and talk well with others such as developers, business users and higher level management (presentations)

·         Problem solvers

·         Independent worker

·         Aggressive worker to help push other team members to common goal

Pluses:

·         QRM – Quantitative Risk Management system

·         Financial Analysis Background

·         Finance background (rather than Accounting background)

·         advanced capital markets (Swaps and options) is a plus…

·         CFA candidates (not level 1 as this means they are just starting to study for the certification) or certification is a plus

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Dhruv Soni
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Role : Unix Admin
Location: Stanford, CT
Duration : 3-6 months – but could go longer
Start date : ASAP

 ***Local to NY/NJ/CT candidates only – client will be doing 1^st round of phone interviews and then will require a F2F interview as final interview***

Sun Solaris is a MUST HAVE

Requirements below:

·         Strong In Solaris 9, 10, & 11 (On Sparc & X86) – MUST HAVE THIS EXP.

·         Familiar/Relatively Strong In Windows 2003 Thru 2012 (Mostly 2008r2)

·         Experience With Solaris & Vmware Hypervisors

·         Provide Infrastructure Support To Application & Development Team

·         Interface With Hosted Datacenter Provider Managing Solaris & Windows Farms Virtual Server Farms.

·         Interface With Database Administrator For IBM Informix, Mysql, & MS SQL Issues

·         Troubleshooting Server Operating System Problems, Documentation & Recommendation Of Changes/Patches.  Work With Development & Infrastructure Teams To Ensure Recommendations Are Planned And Implemented As Required. 

·         Experience In Large Dataset Transactions Systems A Plus

·         Experience In Supporting Web Technologies Including Apache, GIT, SQL, JMS, Glassfish, Autosys, PGP

Thanks,
Dhruv Soni
Phone : 980-272-1261
Email : Dhruv@riderconsultinginc.com
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What do the experts on 3d printing say about this product:

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-peachy-printer-the-first-100-3d-printer-scanner

I'm still reading how it works and it seems to have good resolution
for $100. It uses the photolithography method. What do you all think?
Is it good to toy around with? They're only expecting to start
shipping around end of summer of 2014.

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But it seems to be difficult to correct all the mt -genes. There are many mt per cell.    

But it seems to be difficult to correct all the mt -genes. There are many mt per cell.

Expressing them in the nucleus in contrary will take the selective pressure from the mitochondria and these genes will also be deleted in the long term.

IIRC mitos have differing tRNA, carrying different amino acids per codon for a few codons. So you gotta change the language, by synthesizing the genes. The age of cheap synthesizing isn't quite here yet... although it's arriving

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Role : BA with PEGA Experience
Location : Secaucus, NJ
Duration : Long Term

Required Skills:

·         Needs a PEGA Lead with (PEGA MUST) Reporting Analysis experience !!!!!

·         Needs a LEAD person someone who will take ownership of requirements and manage Insurance industry experience.

Job Description:

·         CRM notes - This position is expected to go through July 2014. The manager wants to stick to the max rate for now.

Job Requirements:

·         Mandatory: 6 years in a BSA lead role leading large complex and time box projects including Global enterprise project.

·         Ability to conduct/lead workshop sessions and elicit business vision and scope directives from key stakeholders

·         Mandatory: Prior experience in top tier consulting firms a plus and on a similar Global project.

·         Mandatory: Minimum three years' experience in underwriting project in an P&C insurance industry.

·         Ability to take a holistic view of the Property and Energy Underwriting process and define a detailed process roadmap.

·         Ability to work independently to perform Detailed Business Process and Data Analysis.

·         Expand on Sub Business processes as identified in Business System concept Document prepared during Discovery phase

·         Data Analysis: executing data queries and performing data research (via MS Access, PL/SQL, or the equivalent)

·         Ability to articulate thoughts clearly in writing and during business & technical discussions & presentations.

·         Hands-on experience with a full systems life cycle methodology from Requirements Analysis to User Acceptance Testing.

·         Mandatory: Property underwriting Insurance business domain experience (any combination of P&C products).

·         Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with the development team, management, business users, other IT systems owners and DA/DBA group.

·         Excellent communication and presentation skills (verbal and written) used in daily interaction with the Business, CTO and Technical team.

·         Be a self-motivating individual and perform independently in a dynamic environment.

·         Be a strong Team player

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Harbor Freight (mostly chinese-imported tool store across USA) sells
dremel-like tools for $9 with accessories, not to mention the always
available %20 off coupons on retailmenot.com

On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 11:14 AM, Matthew Harbowy <hbergeronx@gmail.com> wrote:
> In most cases, a 2000g, 6000 rpm minifuge is all you need for mini preps and
> pelleting DNA. Galaxy VWR minifuge for this is $422, brand new, from VWR.
> This kit is $260. You can pick up minifuges at used resellers for <$50. A
> basic Dremel tool is about $50. A replacement rotor for the galaxy microfuge
> (hint, hint) is $70.
>
> To Patrik's point: how much is your eyesight worth? Be careful out there.
> When making plastic covers, use highly resistant materials, like
> polycarbonate laminates (e.g. MAKROLON). Metal rotors are probably a better
> idea than plastic ones. IMO, the brand new minifuge is not so expensive and
> has clearly traceable product liability. DIY in this case might be a great
> learning tool, if by "losing an eye" you learn what not to do.
>
> This has been your "Important safety tip there, Egan" of the day.
>
> Matt
>
> On Thursday, September 26, 2013, Patrik D'haeseleer wrote:
>>
>> I would also want to see what happens to that thin acrylic cover when a
>> fully laden tube ejects from the rotor at full speed. High speed centrifuges
>> are explosion-prone devices, and need to be tested as such. Flying shards of
>> acrylic are no fun...
>>
>> The typical recommendation for using the dremelfuge are to hold it inside
>> a metal cooking pot - at least that will give you some serious protection.
>>
>> Patrik
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:17 AM, Craig Rouskey <craigrouskey@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thanks Jenny! Typically for DNA work centrifuge speeds need to be approx.
>>> 13000rpm/18000xg
>>> —
>>> Craig J. Rouskey
>>> contact@craigrouskey.com
>>> http://www.craigrouskey.com
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 1:15 AM, Jenny Ryan <tunabananas@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Via @BiologiGaragen: New open source centrifuge
>>>> http://t.co/otDqV44UER http://t.co/54l7f5DNOt
>>>> Shared via TweetCaster
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