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[tlug] Job Opportunity
- Date: Mon, 04 May 2009 15:00:37 +0900
- From: CL <az.4tlug@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Job Opportunity
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This is not a guaranteed offer of employment ... it is a bit more
complicated than that. Apologies if anyone is offended.
I have a client (a K.K.) who is planning to dismiss a senior employee
for cause in the near future. That employee was the person charged with
the hands-on development of the websites belonging to the two parent
companies (one a listed K.K. and one gaisha) which partnered up to
create the client company, their webmail, and a high powered search
engine which is proprietary to the Japanese parent.
The directors of both parent companies have asked me to find them
someone to review all of the code for the three web sites, webmail, and
search engine to look for traps, back doors, time bombs, etc. In other
words, look for any possible way the employee can continue to access the
sites, may have set up ways to have the site transmit proprietary data
to a third party site in the event the (ex)employee does not log in
within a given period of time, or has set traps or bombs to destroy the
sites. Of particular concern is the search engine which, if I
understand the issue correctly, has the ability to bring down several
larger, more powerful, domestic online mall sites under certain
circumstances with the offending company being required to cough up
compensation.
I'm looking for someone with the right professional credentials to work
with my investigation company to:
1. Develop a bid for this project.
2. Do the work on the agreed schedule.
3. If they like your work and would like to offer you a longer term
(but probably part time) opportunity, that is between you and them.
They've agreed verbally that as the person already on site, you will be
considered first, should you want to be. We are not a job search
company and don't take commissions or fees for that kind of thing.
I do not yet know what was used to create the web sites and it seemed
too early to discuss getting a look at the code. I have a _feeling_ it
may have been an MS product used to create the sites. However, all
three sites have search engines and shopping carts built in. We are in
the process of asking a lot of questions and will try to obtain whatever
is reasonably necessary for you to make a reasonable bid.
At the risk of being obnoxious, let me reiterate that this is something
requested by a client, which we are sure is not a passing "good thing"
type of idea, but that the budget and time table is not yet approved.
As long as the short term goals are met on time and within budget, you
are free to make more of it than we are offering.
Please respond to me offline at crlipton@example.com and include [WORK] in
the Subject line. My parser will thank you.
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CL
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