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Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:27:15 -0400
From: "Beau Gould (OSS)" <beau at open-source-staffing.com>
To: linux-c-programming at vger.kernel.org
Subject: [JOB] Linux Kernel Engineer, Portland, OR | 80-100k - Relo/H1B OK 

*** Candidates interested in relocating to the Portland area encouraged
to apply.  Relocation expenses covered. 
*** H1B visa holders OK to apply - Our client will transfer.  You must
reside in the USA. 

Our Portland, Oregon client is the leader in memory virtualization
software. The company's platform eliminates application bottlenecks
associated with memory, and transforms memory into a shared, networked
resource available to servers in the data center. Their products scale
across commodity hardware, take advantage of existing data center
equipment, and are implemented without application changes to deliver
unmatched performance. 

The Linux Kernel Engineer will be responsible for developing product
capabilities in the areas of I/O subsystem and drivers, file systems,
device drivers, file data related memory management, as well as
associated user space tools and utilities.

Basic Qualifications 
* Education: Masters Degree in Computer Science 
* Overall Experience: 2-5 years or equivalent experience 
* 2 years of experience in Kernel development, preferably Linux 
* Fluency in C is expected, as are solid written and verbal
communications skills 
* Kernel-level expertise in the implementation of Linux Device Drivers
and File systems 

Desired Qualifications 
* Deep knowledge in the design, implementation of Kernels and Operating
Systems 
* Deep understanding of Linux Kernels Virtual memory, Storage/File and
I/O subsystems 
* Development Experience on a contemporary Linux-2.6 Kernel is a must 

To be considered, please submit your resume along with your salary
requirements to bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

Beau Gould 
Executive Advisor 
Capital Markets Placement 
bg @ capitalmarketsp.com 

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