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Started by Rob Kemp
Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:41
LTC Software Engineer (K33651)
Author: Rob Kemp
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:41
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 04:41
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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. LTC Software Engineer (K33651) This position requires significant UNIX and/or Linux operating system (internals) experience and the candidate should possess strong 'C' programming skills. Significant expertise in one or more kernel areas such as: scheduling, virtual memory, device support, I/O or multi-processor (SMP) systems is a plus. The candidate will be working with a team devoted to extending Linux's abilities in the enterprise computing arena. In particular, the job will involve improving the performance and scalability of Linux on larger scale hardware with many processors and large amounts of memory and disk storage. "C" Programming OS design skills UNIX knowledge Linux experience Software development process knowledge BS BACHELORS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT EXPERIENCE Computer Science or equivalent experience Requires 3 years experience with operating system internals. 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. 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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