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Computer geeks at Future Technology Associates earn more than Joel Klein does

Taxpayers shelled out an average of $250,000 last year for each of 63 computer consultants a little-known Florida-based firm supplied to the Department of Education.

That's more than $15.7 million of our money going to Future Technology Associates, which landed a DOE contract in 2005 - the same year the company was founded. The company's job is to integrate the school system's financial accounting system with other city agencies.

That contract began at $2.5 million a year. Since then, it has been repeatedly extended - mushrooming to $15.7 million in fiscal year 2009.

As a result, the average pay for each of the FTA employees is equal to that of Schools Chancellor Joel Klein, the city's highest-paid executive.

Several company employees received considerably more than Klein, DOE records show.

FTA director Tamer Sevintuna, for example, snared $348,000 as senior manager for the project. His second-in-command, Jonathan Krohe, logged in at $345,000. Senior consultant Sesha Narayanasamy received $276,000.

Those costs also include what the company pays for its employee health and fringe benefits.

As the Daily News reported last week, the company appears to have no other business aside from its DOE contract. Its only official addresses - in Jacksonville, Fla., and on Schermerhorn St. in Brooklyn - are just mail drops.

Most of its employees work full-time at the DOE's computer center in downtown Brooklyn. As many as a dozen are working with H1B non-immigrant visas for foreigners with special skills [aka booger-farming and chair-warming].

FTA chief Sevintuna refused to talk to The News last week about his firm. He referred all questions to the DOE.

Yeah, of course Sevintuna "referred all questions to the DOE" because he is a slumdog pimp. As for the COLLABORATOR CUNT that hired FTA, her days are numbered. She will soon find herself amongst the other traitors that contracted with Desi pimps and Slumdog Slave Traders, blacklisted and looking over her shoulder as she waits for the subway in New York.

"Their rates are better than competitive," said Photeine Anagnostopoulos, the DOE's chief operating officer.

There will be retribution for vile scum like you, Photeine.

"We know it [FTA] is competitive because we know what the rates are," Anagnostopoulos said. In corporate America, a quarter million a year for a computer consultant is normal, she said.