andychase

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by andychase 6mo ago
That's false that Government agencies have 0 cost ceiling. Maybe DoD does, but most offices have extremely tight budgets.
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by andychase 8mo ago
Note that the current administration closed its research and science office. https://www.science.org/content/article/blow-environment-epa...
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by andychase 3y ago
At EPA we use this to keep this up to date but it just scrapes our GitHub: https://github.com/USEPA/code-json-generator This code.gov initative comes from Obama-era push to use/release open source, but the attenti
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by andychase 4y ago
Just for context, that system lists what might be approved for installation on Government Furnished Equipment. It doesn't mean anyone will use it.
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by andychase 4y ago
EPA | Director of Science and Information Management | $176k+ | Onsite but mostly remote, 1-2 days/week in Durham NC or Cincinnati, OH (your choice). This position oversees the management of the software, hardware, networks, and lab te
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by andychase 4y ago
US EPA | INFOSEC Supervisor | Full Time | $136k - $176k | Durham, North Carolina or DC + partial telework | https://www.usajobs.gov/job/680770500 Branch Supervisor for networking branch for security across the whole ag
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by andychase 4y ago
If you are okay with "only" making about $100k, the US government always needs technologists and there are many openings right now for climate: * https://www.usajobs.gov/job/631234500 * https://www
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by andychase 5y ago
I work for the US EPA, speaking in my personal capacity. We have a Github, but in a lot of ways it feels kind of like an archive. Does anyone have feedback on how it can be made more useful? We have all the authority to be good OSS communit
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by andychase 5y ago
EPA | IT Cybersecurity Specialist | Durham, NC (telework & possibly full time remote) | $113-147k EPA’s mission is to protect human health and the environment. EPA deals with sensitive information, for example criminal investigations fo
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by andychase 5y ago
I have have enjoyed working at the EPA (US Government) as an IT Specialist. The good parts are working with people passionate about their jobs, on things that truly matter. Work life balance and management trust is very high. The bad parts
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by andychase 5y ago
EPA | Software Engineer | Duluth, MN; Durham, NC; or Cincinnati, OH (your choice) | Telework for now, hybrid next year | $77k - $124k | US Citizen Only | https://epa.gov Help analyze chemicals to ensure human health safety and p
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by andychase 5y ago
1. Things are changing, plenty of agencies like GSA, 18F, USDS are trying to modernize government technology and there are many movers and shakers in the government trying to make things better 2. The government is huge, there's small,
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by andychase 5y ago
US Environmental Protection Agency | Supervisory IT Project Manager | Various (see below) | Full Time | $123-$159k | https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/609056500 The US EPA is the branch of the US governme
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by andychase 6y ago
US EPA | Chief Information Security Officer | Washington DC or Durham, NC ONSITE | $173-199k Protect human health and the environment by setting the security rules to carefully balance security with science and research needs across the who
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by andychase 6y ago
US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development ( https://epa.gov ), Duluth, MN or Durham, NC ONSITE (telework for now) | Software Engineer | Full-time | $91k-$123k Protect human health and the environment a
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by andychase 6y ago
I disagree with the first part, I have walked a bit barefoot and dirt/leaves is pretty soft. I imagine early humans looked where they were stepping. That said, shoes have been found to go back 40,000 years at least
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by andychase 6y ago
US Environmental Protection Agency ( https://epa.gov ) | (IT Director: DC), (Software Engineer: MN, NC) | Full-time | (IT Director: Up to $170K, Software Engineer: Up to $123k) Come help protect human health and the environment at
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by andychase 10y ago
Yes.. but the problem is what if you need to manage data across a CRM as well as something like an ITSM? For companies that are managing one specific type of data and that alone-- for example a support desk-- something like Zendesk works pe
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Apply HN: Coconut– Baxter for managing organization data
1 points by andychase 10y ago|2 comments
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by andychase 10y ago
This is such an interesting concept that I'm excited to see it happen. This also perfectly answers the call for yc to release applications of rejected applications. Can a group or an individual submit more then one application?