One potential pool of candidates in Coudersport has been tapped by the Oil Region Alliance. "The company president told us he was confident he could get the foundation number in order to locate here and he was really pleased with the response so far," Seitz said. The total number of jobs offered by Defender Technologies facilities would start at about 30, he said, but could grow by 30 to 100, depending on the availability of skilled employees and business growth. "They would like to open the doors (at a new location) with 10 upper level people and then, once they are trained, they would be the base to bring on all the support personnel," Seitz said. A second round of sorting through the batch of resumes, a task delegated to "professionals," he said, is under way. What remains is sifting out another half a dozen top candidates to put together a "foundation" to open up shop in Venango County, Seitz said. Of that number, six were selected as "a very good match," Seitz said.
Of those resumes, 29 that matched the upper tier skills and criteria sought by the company were culled from the collection and passed on to Defender Technologies. The county is in the running with sites in Arizona and New Mexico for a Defender Technologies offshoot, one that provides a wealth of electronic services to corporate and individual computer users. of Ashburn, Va., an Internet hosting company that is eyeing Venango County for a business expansion. The campaign was prompted by Defender Technologies Inc. I didn't think we'd get that many," said Seitz, president of the Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry and Tourism. "We received about 110 resumes and we're still getting them.
Two weeks after Venango County economic development booster Randy Seitz put out a call for resumes from computer technicians and programmers, he is awash in paperwork. Resumes flying in after call goes out for computer techsĪ Virginia Internet hosting company is eying Venango County for a business expansion.
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