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Started by Rob Kemp
Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:35
Opps-Linux Performance & Test(K35639)
Author: Rob Kemp
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:35
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:35
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IBM in Beaverton, Oregon (10 minutes west of downtown Portland, Oregon) is presently looking for talented Unix and/or Linux professionals to help develop and improve new technologies on various IBM eServers. The positions we have open are available to individuals who are willing to work onsite (preferably) or offsite. Linux Performance & Test(K35639) This position is responsible for the ongoing management of the team of engineers that is responsible for functional, integration and performance testing of Unix operating systems running on high-end Intel Non-Uniform Memory Architecture (NUMA) systems developed in Beaverton, OR. These include DYNIX/ptx running on IA-32 systems and Linux running on IA-64 systems. The department's responsibilities include test development, test automation, software integration, software build and source management, test execution and analysis, and lab system set up and maintenance. People management skills Project management knowledge Project budgeting experience Cross-organization communication skills Team building skills BS BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT EXPERIENCE Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering 1-3 years Management experience 3-5 years Test development and execution experience 1-3 years Software development experience If you or anyone you know is interested in pursing a new opportunity with IBM in Oregon please do not hesitate to forward me your updated resume with cover letter. You may forward your resume in MS Word format or in the body of your e-mail, to: robkemp@us.ibm.com Principals only. Rob Kemp Senior Staffing Specialist/Technical Recruiter IBM eServers, Portland, OR (503) 578-4338 1-800-346-2683, ext 84338 robkemp@us.ibm.com Please visit our website at http://www-3.ibm.com/employment/us/empl/ehreg11.html
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