On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 6:51 PM, Dave Smith <d...@thesmithfam.org> wrote:
> Oh yes, and sys admins with a propensity for scripting and small
> software development are also welcome. We build some of the
> crazy-awesomest virtualization environments with some dang cool
> hardware. If you like some travel and working on highly meaningful
> projects, this is the job for you.
While we're at it...
My team is looking for an experienced embedded software engineer to
work on pushing the technology we've been developing (new IEEE
Ethernet standards) into the automotive space after having
successfully lit a fire in the pro audio world. There are hard
problems to be solved, new things to learn every day, and a chance to
influence the shape of foundational network technologies. Plus, there
are some really excellent people to work with (and I'm not talking
about myself here. :P ) and lots of opportunities to learn and direct
your own role. Knowledge of/experience with C, QNX, Linux, uC/OS,
TCP/IP, Ethernet, CAN, MOST, TI OMAP, audio and video fundamentals,
automotive ECUs, and general embedded development would all be very
helpful, but the most important qualities would be the ability to pick
new things up fast, research and teach yourself new technologies, be
flexible, and have the experience to know what the right code to write
is. If you want to stick just with what you know and are comfortable
with, forget you ever saw this.
I'm not in charge of hiring, so I don't have a lot of specific details
about salary and whatnot, but the health benefits are good. If you're
a good fit and you're looking for a new challenge, it will probably be
worth your while to check it out. If you're interested, email me and
I'll put you in touch with the right people.
--Levi
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