<human>: I work for a reasonably sized company (about 4k employees), I've been in the same position for 3 years now and I need out. I've been trying this last entire year by interviewing people about potential positions. I've put in resumes, followed up with face to face meetings, went through interviews and have tried almost everything I can think of. I don't have a bad reputation in the company, in fact most of my clients specifically request that my leader assign me to their projects. I have received several performance bonuses from clients and I am well respected in what I do.

Right now, there is a Market Analyst position up that I would kill for. I have already applied for the posting and I intend on following up with a phone call and a face to face. My current position is my first job, and I am having a hell of a time moving into something that interests me more.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: There is a job I really want opening up in the company I work for and I've had terrible luck transferring to a new position. I am hoping you can suggest some strategies that will increase the likelihood I am the successful applicant.