Thread: PostgreSQL trainer, preferably in the Bay Area
We are looking for a PostgreSQL DBA who can train a group of 6 Oracle DBAs and some developers on PostgreSQL and PostGIS. The training is only two days but there may be an opportunity for a second round. The timeframe is immediate (next week), although we also have the option of rescheduling if necessary.
We will need someone who:
· Is a good trainer:
o Communicates clearly
o Can manage a classroom experience: explain the objectives, make sure students don’t fall behind, make sure faster students don’t get bored, etc.
o Can write a basic lesson plan and come up with lab exercises.
· Knows PostgreSQL very well:
o Can install and configure PostgreSQL on Linux (we’ve already installed it but it needs to be demonstrated)
o Can explain the differences between Oracle and PostgreSQL
o Can install and illustrate PostGIS topics
We would prefer a local candidate in the Bay Area so we can avoid paying for travel and lodging, but don’t let that stop you from applying. Ideally, the candidate would have both prior experience conducting hands-on training sessions, and work experience as a PostgreSQL DBA. Payment is commensurate with experience.
Please send your response to sfraga^academyx.com (replace ^ with @) or give me a call if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Stephen Fraga
415-593-0683 direct
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AcademyX, Inc.
601 Montgomery St. #409
San Francisco, CA 94111
415-392-8024 (tel)
415-392-0743 (fax)
www.academyx.com
On Wed, 2009-06-24 at 15:46 -0700, Stephen Fraga wrote: > We are looking for a PostgreSQL DBA who can train a group of 6 Oracle > DBAs and some developers on PostgreSQL and PostGIS. The training is > only two days but there may be an opportunity for a second round. The > timeframe is immediate (next week), although we also have the option > of rescheduling if necessary. Two days seems a very short time to cover those skills. Immediately available, experienced trainers....2ndQuadrant and Open Technology Group offer this kind of training already. Happy to discuss, -- Simon Riggs www.2ndQuadrant.com PostgreSQL Training, Services and Support