From mako at debian.org  Thu Feb  1 16:47:04 2007
From: mako at debian.org (Benj. Mako Hill)
Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 16:47:04 -0500
Subject: Jobs
Message-ID: <20070201214704.GS5992@yukidoke.org>

I've been bombarded recently with people looking for good candidates
for job they ahve on offer. Two of them are offers to work at the
Media Lab. The lab is really great and the tech team there are
excellent and very competant. Both offers are attached and are for
developers (web and non-web). They are probably very good
gigs. Apparently, they haven't had a lot of qualified people applying
so far.

I've also been asked to suggest people for part time system
administration work (both gigs would be remote and largely irregular
-- but as AFAIK, would pay decently). Those would be for Debian work
and possibly also some Ubuntu systems. If you're interested in either,
please mail me off list.

Regards,
Mako

-- 
Benjamin Mako Hill
mako at debian.org
http://mako.cc/
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From kislo at athenium.com  Wed Feb  7 20:01:16 2007
From: kislo at athenium.com (Joe Kislo)
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 20:01:16 -0500
Subject: Boston, MA, Senior Ubuntu/Debian Systems and Network Administrator
Message-ID: <1170896477.31300.353.camel@artemis>

I've also just posted this on the debian's Jobs listing, but Mako
recommended I post it here aswell.

        We are looking for a person to manage our datacenter operations
and continue our migration to x86_64 throughout our datacenter.
Although some networking background would be needed, the strongest
skills are required for system administration and development of Debian
and Ubuntu systems.  Our datacenter operations are entirely run on linux
using either the Ubuntu or Debian distros, with the last of our redhat
servers being phased out shortly.  We are a strong supporter (as a
company) of open source, and routinely return patches for
improvements/fixes back to the community.  

        If anybody knows of (or anybody on this list is) somebody who
would be interested, please don't hesitate to contact me.  The person
does need to be located in the Boston area, or be willing to relocate
after a trail employment period.  

Here are the details of the position:

http://www.athenium.com/systemsmanager07

        Although we don't have any recruiting bonuses or rewards here, I
am willing to put up $500 from my budget to donate to an open source
project (assuming it's legit) if we ultimately hire a fulltime person
either directly from, or are referred to somebody from the posting on
this list.  I'll let the person who refers me make the decision as to
what open source project we will donate to.  If there's any question
about if the requested project is "legit", or any confusion about who
should be choosing which opensource project, we'll make the donation to
the FSF.

Thanks,
-Joe