Fairmont Business Brings In More Jobs
Last Updated on Friday, 05 February 2010 17:40 Written by Kristin Keeling Friday, 05 February 2010 17:11
Two years ago, Global Science and Technology won a contract to expand employee growth and they were given more money to do more projects.
The current project is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
There are now six open slots that need filled within Global Science and Technology.
Staff members say they're happy they can be part of economic growth in Fairmont.
"It gives the ability to get better people and high quality people. It helps with the company because the better work you do, and the more qualified people you have the more you can expand into other roams. It gives you more of a background and success story to build upon," says Christine Bradley, GST Site Manager and Deputy Software Manager.
Global Science and Technology wants you to stop by their location if you're interested in filling one of those six slots. Just bring your resume.
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