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Dave Michelson (dmichelson@ieee.org)
Wed, 30 Aug 2000 16:38:50 -0700
Hi, all.
As many of you are aware, Seagate Software has traditionally been a
Windows shop, but has recently made the transition to Unix. (Their
Enterprise product is cross-platform.)
They are looking for skilled Linux/Unix developers, both part-time
and full time. Their immediate need is for a minimum of two
contractors with both Perl expertise and a knowledge of different
Unix variants, including Linux, Sun, HP, and IBM.
-- Dave Michelson dmichelson@ieee.org----------------------------------------------------------------- Seagate Software http://www.seagatesoftware.com/
Linux/Unix developers/contractors (part-time/full time)
We require a minimum of 2 people working anywhere from 1 to 3 months. The task is to work with our development manager and Enterprise Unix team lead to help us get the infrastructure (automated builds, installs) for delivery of our Enterprise servers in Linux, Sun Solaris, HP UX and IBM AIX. Person should have an IT background and know his way around the Unix operating system. Expertise in Unix shell scripts, knowledge of Perl and Unix install packages (e.g. RPM) on various flavors of Unix. Our current situation is that we have developed our software with x-platform in mind and have been able to do preliminary builds and tests on Linux and Solaris. We need Unix experts to help us accelerate this process to all 4 flavours of Unix. Will work closely with our development team for requirements and specific issues related to our software, but are expected to be self-directed in creating and automating our Unix build processes.
Summary of skills is as follows: Knowledge of (in order of importance)
* Unix shell script * C++/C * Makefiles * Unix install packages - (e.g. RPM) * Perl * Platforms' and compilers' anomalies (desired)
Please send applications and resumes to:
E-mail: nick.levens@seagatesoftware.com Subject: Unix Contractor
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