If you can install Linux (preferably from source you compile), can use 
any scripting language (BASH, K- or C-Shell, Perl (preferred)) and are 
willing AND able to learn programming, check out the Microchip job on 
the PLUG homepage.   The job they are filling is for someone who started 
with a BSE in CS from ASU and just transferrred to their compiler 
group.  She didn't write the official description, but if you can do 
what I just mentioned, e-mail her your resume (her contact address is on 
the job description).  A fresh-out BS (not even BSE) in CS who has 
installed Linux at played with it a little at home should have a good 
chance.

Trent Shipley wrote:

>I have increasingly come to believe that entry-level IT jobs do not exist. 
>(Well almost.  You still see the very occasional posting for "graveyard shift 
>computer operator" or printer-sitter.  Even then, the add usually *asks* for 
>training and experience on an obscure operating system.)
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>Partly its the down IT economy, partly its the outsourcing competition.
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