What's up people? Me mandaron (no sé cómo) una invitación para ayudar a un brother que trabaja para Kindle a encontrar gente, para meterle mano al kernel y su navegador. Busca programadores en C y C++.
Va la invitación: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Mesch, Tom <tme...@lab126.com> Date: Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 12:56 AM Subject: Kindle Engineering. Kernel, Browser, Networking and Management. Is your code impressive?? To: "quetzal...@gmail.com" <quetzal...@gmail.com> I'm hoping you'll be willing to help me out on a search I'm doing for engineering talent interested in working on current, past, and future generations of the portable, hand-held Kindle. I support 2 teams here. One is the OS / Platform Group (the Kindle runs on embedded Linux Kernel 2.6), and the other is the Browser Group (Webkit is the engine that drives our rendering). Although we'd like to find people with all of the above listed skills, **if someone can seriously impress us in coding C or C++**, we'll find a spot for them and we'd be **willing to teach** the other technologies. We're interested in hiring the best talent available and would be interested in hearing from talented engineers regardless of current locale. If you want to move to sunny California, we'll be glad to offer relocation assistance. Unfortunately, there isn't the possibility of working remotely and you would need the legal right to work in the US. In June, we may be able to start processing visa's. If you know anyone that may be qualified and interested in something like this, feel free to contact me and or forward this on. Thanks --Tom Mesch Lab 126 Part of the Amazon group of companies Tom Mesch | Talent Acquisition | tmesch at lab126 dot com Office: 408.792.6628 Google Voice: 408.827.8097 Skype: tommesch2 Researching and developing the Kindle
