Re: [plug] Where have all the coders gone?

[Brian Baquiran - Edsamail]

Hi Andy (and everyone),

Andy Sy wrote:

I might be interested. I'm currently into databases
and have experience with many different languages and
environments. I have some medium scale commitments
right now but if your project is interesting enough
and offers sufficient financial incentive I might consider joining it.

My priority right now is building up a team to work full-time on projects already in the pipeline (there are a lot), but I might have some part time opportunities soon, as well as opportunities for OJTs. Current projects are in C and various scripting languages, all interfacing w/ various databases.

Can you send me more details and requirements? Are
they the same as the ones you posted late July to
the list or have new ones surfaced? Is this for SpecOps?

No, it's not for SpecOps. Here are the Linux developer requirements I posted last July, but I now have several entry-level positions available as well:

Linux/Unix Developers
=================
Job Description: Will be responsible for the design and implementation of
new systems and services, as well as the maintenance and enhancement of
existing systems.
Qualifications:
- Strong computer science background (theory as well as programming)
- Advanced knowledge in C, Unix scripting (Bourne shell, Perl, Tcl, Python,
etc.), SQL, HTML and PHP
- Familiar with the usual GNU development tools (Emacs, CVS, make, gcc, gdb,
etc.)
- Familiar with PostgreSQL and MySQL and their respective APIs
- Capable of rapidly learning and applying new technologies
- Basic Linux system administration and network administration skills
- Good English communication skills
- A team player and works well under pressure
Special note:
Please take the following free Brainbench exams: Linux Administration
(General), Written English and RDBMS Concepts. Include your transcript ID in
your resume.

For entry level positions, I'd expect Linux experience as well as college-level programming, although not necessarily on Linux.

Brian

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