Linux driver contract opening in MA
Hello to All, My client has a new opening for a SR LEVEL Linux drivers contractor in northern MA. The details are as follows: Description Develop hardware drivers and diagnostics in an embedded Linux environment. We are looking for someone with extensive experience with embedded Linux and writing hardware device drivers. Good communications skills are essential to this position. Skills Experience with - Writing device drivers under Linux - Motorola/IBM (PowerPC) CPUs - Ethernet switches - PCI bridges - DSP devices - 'C' programming - Responsible for drivers to interface hardware to application software Please call me or email me to discuss your background and this opening in more detail. Please note your resume will not be sent anywhere without your prior approval. Regards, John John Spencer (978) 256-1113 ext 108 jspencer@optimaleng.com OPTIMAL ENGINEERING PARTNERS "Your Optimal partner for real-time, embedded and systems development expertise" www.optimalengineering.com
Hey there, I want to preface this by saying that I have no specific experience in an embedded Linux development environment. That said, I have written Linux device drivers (PCMCIA) in the past, and I have extensive embedded development experience in my current position. (I can send you my CV, if that would help.) What is the duration/onsite requirement of the project? I am currently working full-time, but could be enticed away for a long-term contract, or I could do some on-the-side sort of work if the workload was less intense. Just putting out feelers. Thanks, Lee On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 16:41:03 -0500, John Spencer <JSpencer@optimaleng.com> wrote:
Hello to All, My client has a new opening for a SR LEVEL Linux drivers contractor in northern MA. The details are as follows:
Description Develop hardware drivers and diagnostics in an embedded Linux environment. We are looking for someone with extensive experience with embedded Linux and writing hardware device drivers. Good communications skills are essential to this position.
Skills Experience with - Writing device drivers under Linux - Motorola/IBM (PowerPC) CPUs - Ethernet switches - PCI bridges - DSP devices - 'C' programming - Responsible for drivers to interface hardware to application software
Please call me or email me to discuss your background and this opening in more detail. Please note your resume will not be sent anywhere without your prior approval.
Regards, John
John Spencer (978) 256-1113 ext 108 jspencer@optimaleng.com
OPTIMAL ENGINEERING PARTNERS "Your Optimal partner for real-time, embedded and systems development expertise"
www.optimalengineering.com
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From: Mike Frysinger <vapier@gentoo.org>
On Thursday 20 January 2005 04:56 pm, Lee Keyser-Allen wrote:
Hey there,
way to respond to wrong people ;) -mike
I found the personal warmth of this memoir of past endeavours and aspirations for the future made far more compelling reading than the usual dry recital of technical specifications and tedious complaints. -- Keith
On Thursday 20 January 2005 06:51 pm, Keith Wright wrote:
I found the personal warmth of this memoir of past endeavours and aspirations for the future made far more compelling reading than the usual dry recital of technical specifications and tedious complaints.
boy dont i feel like an asshole now ;) -mike
I guess that my new snazzy gmail account confounded me. I would think that just hitting reply should reply to the poster of the message. Not so. I think that a nice hidden replyto: field may have subverted my efforts. Now that the whole group has a better feel for who I am, I feel that it is your obligation to respond and let me know a little more about yourself. What do you do in your spare time? How can you best benefit an open-source community ;-P. Apologies all, Lee On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 19:19:10 -0500, Mike Frysinger <vapier@gentoo.org> wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 06:51 pm, Keith Wright wrote:
I found the personal warmth of this memoir of past endeavours and aspirations for the future made far more compelling reading than the usual dry recital of technical specifications and tedious complaints.
boy dont i feel like an asshole now ;) -mike _______________________________________________ Wlug mailing list Wlug@mail.wlug.org http://mail.wlug.org/mailman/listinfo/wlug
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On Friday 21 January 2005 09:51 am, Lee Keyser-Allen wrote:
I guess that my new snazzy gmail account confounded me. I would think that just hitting reply should reply to the poster of the message. Not so. I think that a nice hidden replyto: field may have subverted my efforts.
yeah, the reply thingies in gmail have screwed me up too before ... i also hate the fact it defaults to top posting in replies :P
What do you do in your spare time? How can you best benefit an open-source community ;-P.
i'm a Gentoo developer (would have never guess that huh!) ... currently i'm the lead for the games team and i co-load the qa/base/toolchain teams. since not too many people wander outside the realm of x86 (and amd64), i'm also the lead for the arm and superh ports. in my spare, spare time, i work on the Gentoo embedded team where i hack on our cross-compiling toolchain capabilities and i help develop uClibc both upstream (http://uclibc.org/) and in integrating it as a drop-in replacement for glibc. working with solar (the other embedded guy i work with), we release uclibc stages for x86/ppc/arm/mips/mipsel. i also enjoy a cold mountain dew beverage and long walks on the beach. if anyone has non-x86 machines to spare, i enjoy donations :) particularly a m68k/coldfire box would be sweet ... Gentoo doesnt have a port for it [yet] anyone else feel like gushing ? ;) -mike
Lee Keyser-Allen <frozbiz@gmail.com> writes:
I guess that my new snazzy gmail account confounded me. I would think that just hitting reply should reply to the poster of the message. Not so. I think that a nice hidden replyto: field may have subverted my efforts.
Could have something to do with the mailing list munging the Reply-To header...heh. Does gmail not show you this header? Josh
It doesn't unless you have just posted something incorrectly, and feel that you should click the little (and I do mean little) "Show options" link to see why you just humiliated yourself. Of course, if you were to just look at the to: field write about your reply text, you would probably notice who the actual reply goes to, but it's not really one of those things that you (and by 'you', I mean 'I') think to double check. Aw well, live and learn. Now that I know, I will probably double-check for days, maybe weeks, before I lose interest, and forget until the next time ;). So yeah, anyone want a gmail account, I've got a bunch of invites to give away ;P. <plug> Honestly, despite my storry of temporary incompetence (what, it *was* temporary) gmail is actually really nice. It, like pretty much everything that google does, blows any competition it might have out of the water. It is by far the best web-mail app out there, and it offers the most flexibility and features. </plug> So there, feel free to blacklist me so you can avoid this drivel in your inbox. Cheers, Lee On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 12:03:37 -0500, Josh Huber <huber@alum.wpi.edu> wrote:
Lee Keyser-Allen <frozbiz@gmail.com> writes:
I guess that my new snazzy gmail account confounded me. I would think that just hitting reply should reply to the poster of the message. Not so. I think that a nice hidden replyto: field may have subverted my efforts.
Could have something to do with the mailing list munging the Reply-To header...heh.
Does gmail not show you this header?
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