From Texas to New Hampshire

[Dan Miller]

I'm fairly new to New Hampshire. I relocated here about 6 months ago
from Michigan. As for your questions:

What do you feel is the best area overall for IT employment in NH? I
don't know about others, but I commute into MA everyday for work. There
are quite a bit of people that do this. There is IBM, Oracle, and other
big names within about 1 hour (during rush hour) drive time. There is
also BAE systems here in Nashua.

Secondly, where do you recommend a person move in NH who is looking for
a modest cost of living? I'm living at Royal Crest Estates Apartments,
decent living. They have 2 bedrooms, and if your interested I can try to
get them in contact with you.

Dan

R S wrote:
> Hello, my name is Ross and I come to you from Austin, Texas.  I found
> your group and I would like to participate.  I have a couple questions
> to throw out there, from someone interested in moving to and working in
> New Hampshire.  I'm thinking (strongly) about moving my family to New
> Hampshire.  I've been researching the state for some time and I am very
> impressed.  My wife is originally from Connecticut, and wants to move
> back east after a short stint in Arizona and Texas.  I'm originally from
> Michigan, although now in Austin, Texas. 
> 
> Regarding my background, I have a little over six years experience in
> enterprise Unix/Linux support.  What do you feel is the best area
> overall for IT employment in NH?  Secondly, where do you recommend a
> person move in NH who is looking for a modest cost of living?  It's not
> dirt cheap in Austin (anymore), however we can live comfortably on a
> 60K-70K salary here.
> 
> I'm looking forward to hearing from anyone who is interested in
> responding.  I also look forward to helping however I can.  I can't
> attend any meetings, however I'd like to be involved with your group via
> mailing the lists if there aren't any objections.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ross
> 
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