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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Warid Telecom Pakistan Career 2014

Executive Network Security

Industry:
Telecommunication/ISP
Division:
Technology
Category:
Computer Networking
Total Position:
1
Job Type:
Full Time/Permanent
Job Location:
Lahore
Gender:
Doesn't Matter
Minimum Education:
Bachelors
Degree Title:
BSc degree in Computer Science and/or Telecoms from a reputable national or international institute
Career Level:
Experienced (Non-Manager)
Minimum Experience:
2 Years(• 2 years in an enterprise level network security design environment. Experience and knowledge of implementing ISO 27001.)
Work Permit:
Pakistan
Apply By:
Feb 17, 2014
Posted On:
Feb 11, 2014
Job Description
Job Purpose:
Ensure the security of the Engineering network by following best practice for network security design.
Job Responsibilities:
  • Analyze Engineering network designs from a security perspective.
  • Assist in the design and evaluation of new security solutions.
  • Develop and document procedures for access control and monitoring device and network access.
  • Assist in the development and documentation of security policy, standards, procedures and guidelines.
  • Develop and maintain documentation related to security issues.
  • Technical liaison with vendors and O&M to ensure delivery of effective security solutions.
  • Ensure effective logging on Unix and Windows systems (connections, users, commands).
  • Keep up to date with the latest security alerts, advisories and bulletins.Ensure that best quality practices are followed in all areas of Engineering network security.
  • Develop and produce reports on the security performance of the Engineering network.
  • Analyze security reports and produce recommendations for improvement to established security practices and policies.
  • Maintain a database of Engineering network security vulnerabilities.
  • Assist in the investigation of network security breaches



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    Pakistan Lahore Career Warid Telecom Pvt Ltd Senior Executive IT Contact Centre Operations

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    Pakistan Lahore Career  Senior Executive IT Contact Centre Operations

    Thursday, May 30, 2013

    Job Hunting in USA on H-1B–Dice Profile, Recruiter’s Response, Mobile Carrier, Billing and Package, Voice Mail Settings, Leaving Messages

     

    Although there are a number of job portals and services available online free of charge, but as per my personal experience, Dice.com alone would suffice. There are hundreds of posting on this website on daily basis, so much that you would exhaust all your energy and won’t be able to just review all of the posting – and I’m talking about filtered posting that matches your area of expertise, say for example Java or Dot Net.

    So, my recommendation for you is to create a profile on Dice.com and upload your both versions of Resume/CV – brief one and detailed one. Make sure your profile is searchable and you have mentioned valid cell/mobile number. If possible provide an alternative number as well.

    After creating your profile, even if you don’t “apply” to any of the job postings on Dice.com, you’ll still receive plenty of calls from recruiters/employers. The response from recruiters/employers will be so overwhelming that you might lose the ground under your feet Open-mouthed smile. So try not raise your expectations so high that would hurt in the end Smile. Be reasonable!

    Make sure you have mobile carrier that works best in your area. My personal experience with Verizon is that its coverage is good and quality of signals are great. Whether you are inside a building or on the go, it connects very well. It is important in this phase of your job hunting because you will be receiving lots of calls on daily basis.

    For those of you who are from Pakistan, there’s a significant change the way mobile service providers bill in USA. In Pakistan, we only pay for the outgoing calls and not for incoming calls. In USA, you will have to pay for both incoming and outgoing calls. For example, if your incoming and outgoing calls are 20 minutes and 28 minutes. Then in Pakistan you will only pay for 28 minutes of outgoing call, while in USA you will have to pay 48 minutes of incoming and outgoing calls altogether.

    I would recommend you to select Unlimited Package from your carrier’s Package offerings. You need that because, you will be receiving a huge number of calls daily. Plus, your initial screening will be done via phone by the recruiter/employer. And may be, your first interview might also be done on phone. So you will be engaged in calls of longer duration.

    Make sure the Package you choose have a Voice Mail option. Although it’s very common and is almost available in all Packages.

    Make sure you setup your personal Voice Mail greeting/message in your own voice. Do mention your full name and make sure you are loud enough to be heard easily over phone.

    If your Voice Mail have a limit on number messages to archive, keep deleting old and unwanted Voice Mail Messages to have space for incoming messages.

    Whether you are calling a recruiter/employer or returning a call and if the person is not available, record a brief message with your full name and your primary phone number. If you also mention the current time, that would also help the receiver.

    Wednesday, May 29, 2013

    Job Hunting in USA on H-1B–Preparing your Resume/CV

     

    You should have to two sets of Resume/CV – a brief one and a detailed one. Wherever you apply, you should use your brief Resume/CV. If, they need more detail, they’ll ask you and then you can send them the detailed one.

    You should not mention any personal information in your resume – like:

    • Date of Birth
    • Age
    • Nationality
    • Religion
    • Race/Cast
    • Passport#
    • Marital Status
    • Languages

    As for your educational background – use terms that are known in USA. For example:

    In USA

    In Pakistan

    School - Grades 1 - 5 Primary
    School - Grades 6 - 8 Middle
    School - Grades 9 & 10 Matric / Matriculation / SSC / O-Level
    School - Grades 11 & 12 Inter / Intermediate / HSC / A-Level / FSC / FA

    Do not mention the location of your School/College/University. For example:

    B.S (Computer Engineering) in 2001 from Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi, Pakistan.

    Similarly, in your work experience, do not mention the location of your workplace. For example:

    Java Developer – May, 2001 to Mar, 2003 – Al Ghanem Net LLC, Karachi Pakistan.

    If you have worked in companies who are known globally or in USA or have a representation in USA, then also mention them. For example:

    Senior Software Engineer II – Northstar Technologies Inc. (Sibisoft Pvt Ltd)

    Make sure, you have clearly mentioned following in your work experience:

    • What role you played in each of the projects you worked on
    • What technologies and tools you used in each of the projects

    Make sure you’ve mentioned your primary email and mobile/cell number clearly on your resume/cv.

    Tuesday, May 28, 2013

    In USA on H-1B–First Thing First–Start Building Your Credit History or Credit Score

     

    You need to open a Checking Account in a Bank. For those of you who are coming from Pakistan, what you call Current Account in Pakistan is called Checking Account in USA. To open a Checking Account you need your Original Passport and I-94. You will receive a Photo Debit Card, which you can use in ATMs, POS machines, Online Purchasing etc.

    ! Interest Alert ! Banks also have Saving Accounts which works on interest.

    Similarly, you’ll have to apply for a Secure Credit Card. The only difference between a Secure Credit Card and a regular Credit Card is that you pay for your Credit Line in advance to safe the Bank from risk of defaulted payments. While in case regular Credit Card, Bank offers you a certain amount of Credit Line depending upon your Credit History or Credit Score. But, because you are new to USA and you don’t have any Credit History or Credit Score yet, so you have an option to “buy” your Credit Line for your “Secure” Credit Card. If you pay $2000, your Credit Line will be $2000, so on and so forth. Other than that, there’s no difference in a Secure and a regular Credit Card, both works exactly the same.

    If you are short on money, than a minimum recommended Credit Line for a Secure Credit Card is $2000. Although, you can go for less than that too.

    ! Interest Alert ! In order to build your Credit History or Credit Score, you will have to do your purchases via Credit Card. So it is recommended to always synchronize your purchases with the amount you have in your Debit Card or Checking Account. Always, clear your Credit at the end of every month. Finally, if you are going through tough times and are short on money, stop using Credit Cards altogether, or you will be lost in the maze of interest with no outlet.

    So what Credit Reporting/History/Score is?

    Credit reporting is a system lenders use to decide whether or not to give you credit or a loan and how much interest they can charge you for it. Your credit report is based on the bills payments you have missed or been late paying, loans that you have paid off, plus your current amount of debt. A credit report contains information on where you work and live, how you pay your bills, and whether you've been sued, arrested, or filed for bankruptcy. Consumer Reporting Agencies (CRAs) gather this information and sell it to creditors, employers, insurers, and others.

    Based on the information in your credit report, lenders calculate your credit score so they can assess the risk you pose to them before they decide whether they will give you credit. The higher your score, the less risk you pose to creditors. Your score can range anywhere from 300-850.. Aiming for a score in the 700s will put you in good standing. A high score, for example, makes it easier for you to obtain a loan, rent an apartment, or lower your insurance rate.[Source – USA.GOV]

    How to improve your Credit Score?

    Make sure you get your apartment, car, utilities, telephone and services in your name and make sure you pay all your bills and rent on time.

    Monday, May 27, 2013

    Updates on Companies in Pakistan, Sponsoring H-1B Visa

     

    Now, it’s Royal Cyber!

    As per my source, Royal Cyber is now offering H-1B Sponsorship to candidates who fulfill following criteria:

    • Minimum of 16 years of education – with 4 years bachelor’s degree.
    • 5 or more years of professional development experience.

    Royal Cyber

    US Headquarters

    Royal Cyber
    55 Shuman Blvd, Suite 1025, Naperville,
    IL 60563 USA.

    Pakistan Office

    Suite # 1101-1104, 11th Floor,
    Ceasers Towers (National IT Park),
    Main Shahrah e Faisal,
    Karachi, Pakistan.

    Click to view a complete list of companies in Pakistan who sponsor H-1B Visas.

    Friday, March 22, 2013

    Before you Fly–Tips

     

    Choosing your Airline Carrier:

    1. Qatar Airways
    2. Emirates
    3. Etihad Airways
    4. Gulf Air
    5. Saudia
    6. PIA

    Unfortunately there’s no direct or non-stop flight from Pakistan to United States. So the best option available is a one-stop flight. You have plenty of options available, as shown in the list above.

    It is advisable to check fares with all the carriers, because the fare plans of these carrier works in a mysterious way; it is quite possible that the carrier which you chose for your last flight and which was the cheapest fare at that time, might not be the cheapest one now; these carrier shuffle their prices; different market actors have impact on how and what fare they would settle for upcoming season.

    General sentiments about different carriers are:

    1. Qatar Airways – Best Quality with Cheaper rates
    2. Emirates – Leader in Quality Services; Somewhat more expensive
    3. PIA – Enriches your faith in God ;)

    Register with Frequent Flyer before Flight Reservation:

    Almost every airline carrier has their frequent flyer program, get your self registered online, before doing the flight reservation. During your flight reservation mention your frequent flyer number to earn miles/rewards, etc.. In case, you forgot to do that, you can register and claim your miles/rewards after your travel as well, but there’s a time limit to do that, so do check with your airline carrier about the time duration.

    Luggage / Baggage:

    Generally following luggage / baggage is allowed:

    1. Two pieces, not to exceed 23 kg and a maximum dimension of 158 cm each
      • Maximum Dimension = length + width + height
    2. One piece, not to exceed 7 kg and 50 x 37 x 25 cm
    3. Laptops and laptop bags have to fit within your hand baggage allowance

    However, it is recommended to check explicitly about the allowed luggage / baggage from your chosen airline carrier.

    Carrying Original Documents:

    Make sure, you have at least one photocopy set of all your original documents. Keep both original and copy in separate bags/suitcases.

    Purchase a Prepaid SIM Card:

    If you are not already carrying a Prepaid/Postpaid SIM from Pakistan, it is recommended to purchase a prepaid SIM Card. It will be helpful when you will return back, because quite shockingly, the Jinnah International Airport Karachi do not have any public Telephone Booth Facilities.

    Shoes without Laces:

    If you want to keep yourself safe from the hassle of tying and un-tying the laces every now and then during security passes, I would recommend to use shoes that do not have laces.

    Currency Exchange:

    It is advisable to exchange your currency from Pak Rupee (PKR) to US Dollar (USD) earlier, because the Currency Exchange Dealers in Jinnah International Airport have higher currency exchange rates and you will get fewer dollars against your pak rupees as compared to what you can get elsewhere from the Karachi city.