Linux Jobs

Embedded Software Developer position in Sydney

etbe — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 11:40:11 +0000

Avega Systems is a world leader in multimedia solutions for embedded Linux-based platforms as well as desktop applications. Backed by significant investment from Cisco Systems as well as major venture firms, Avega is redefining the concept of home entertainment. Avega has offices in North Sydney and Sunnyvale, CA, USA.

As a fast gowing company, we offer an excellent work environment with unlimited possibilities for personal development, career growth and job satisfaction. Positions which we currently have on offer provide a very rare opportunity to work with leading technologies on groundbreaking products for global consumer electronics brands. The positions will be located in Sydney but there is scope for travel (and potentially relocation to the US) for interested candidates.

We are looking for exceptional Linux S/W developers with expertise in one or more of the following:

C & kernel programming>

Networking (TCP/IP stack experience highly regarded)

GUI development (QT experience highly regarded)

UPnP

Embedded real-time experience

The number of years of experience is not important. What is important is a deep passion for SW development, particularly on Linux. Developers with limited (or none) Linux experience but significant experience on other platforms (Mac and Windows) are also encouraged to apply.

Please forward your CV to Shawn Tranter, Director of Projects on shawn.tranter@avegasystems.com or call (02) 9955 2202

Senior System Administrator – Linux – Sydney

etbe — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 13:39:22 +0000

Squiz.net supports our Open Source CMS, MySource Matrix, which is a
popular enterprise grade CMS. We are looking for a senior Sys Admin
who:

Knows RHEL/Debian/Solaris like the back (or front) of their hand;
Has excellent Apache, Linux, and
Postgres skills;
Has excellent logic and troubleshooting abilities;
Has the ability to engineer new solutions;
Has a holistic understanding of System Administration.

You will be:

Working with a skilled team, deploying and maintaining an
enterprise grade CMS
Working with a range of clients, from the very small to the very,
very large
Sharing and gaining knowledge to further strengthen a great team
of people
Creating innovative solutions for a range of tricky technical
issues
Tailoring solutions and responses to ensure a great outcome for
the client, and for Squiz

To apply, send your application to jobs@squiz.net or visit
www.squiz.net/careers

Thank you,
Sarah

Wanted: Linux Systems Administrator

etbe — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 12:54:26 +0000

Reposted from Chris Samuel:

The Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing (VPAC) is looking for a Linux systems administrator to join our systems team working on grid computing.

Help build a grid across Australia!

Relaxed work environment.

Melbourne CBD fringe, easy access to trains and tram.

Salary around $55-60K+ (package contingent on experience)

Fixed term contract – 12 months.

Closing Date: 2nd August 2007

Reporting to the ICI Operations Manager, you will be working primarily in a Linux systems administrator role with Grid toolkits such as Globus and VDT. You will be involved in a National Project to provide Grid Based Computing available across Australia. The ability to work with and support our end users (typically scientific researchers and software developers) is very important in this role. Some national and international travel will be involved.

So if you think that it sounds interesting then please and go read the job advert on the VPAC website, or at least tell a friend!

Two CSIRO Jobs – sys-admin and developer support

etbe — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 07:20:42 +0000

National Facility Computing Support – Linux and Mac OS/X sys-admin and desktop support, for Linux it’s server and desktop. A variety of other sys-admin related duties as well (see the full advert for details). The pay is up to $81K + super and possibly relocation expenses.

MIRANdA Project Computing Support – developer support for new software to manage telescopes. Includes maintaining the build environment, updating the OS and some sys-admin work. The pay is up to $81K + super and possibly relocation expenses.

Both positions are only open to Australian residents. The web pages for these positions have a lot of detail and my summaries probably don’t do them justice. If you have the slightest interest in working for the CSIRO then I suggest you visit their web site.

Solaris / Redhat Engineer

etbe — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:42:06 +0000

$$$ neg . growing company .. career development

This is a great opportunity for you to consolidate on your experience, if you have some decent Solaris/Redhat exposure. My associate is looking for someone to form an integral part of their close knit Unix team to focus on maintenance, troubleshooting and support for their clients in an outsourcing / data centre situation. Whilst there isn’t any design and architecture involved in this position, the company does offer great career development down the track.

What is special about this opportunity for you:

Career development

Training

This is a decent IT company (they want to keep and support their staff eg family friendly)

Paid overtime

Work in a dedicated UNIX/Linux team

Central location

What they need from you:

Good experience with Solaris and Redhat

A willingness to provide level three troubleshooting, support and maintenance

Please send your resume to charlotte.lord@atmosphereone.com.au

Good luck!!!

Charlotte Lord

Director

Tel: + 61 3 9593 1201
Fax: + 61 3 9591 0131
Mob: 0423 713 403

Introduction

etbe — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 11:20:35 +0000

It seems to me that we need to have syndicated feeds for Linux job adverts. To start this I have created this blog for Linux job adverts, it will have categories for the states and territories of Australia (with a feed for each category) and I will also create Planet installations that take feeds from the blog as well as any other Linux jobs RSS feeds. I will create the Planet installations when I have feeds to add.

If your company regularly advertises Linux jobs in Australia then please create an RSS feed of the adverts and I will syndicate it. If your company occasionally advertises Linux jobs then you can email them to me.

This was announced on my personal blog which is syndicated on Planet Linux Australia.