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Craig Butler | 17 May 2013 12:25

FreeBSD administrator required Oxford, UK

Hello Folks

This job is currently doing the round on cwjobs and Linkedin...

FreeBSD Systems Administrator - South East UK - Perm up to £47K: Key Skills • Commercial FreeBSD
experience • Solid experience of Network and system security • Experience of Backup/recovery
management and disaster recovery provisions • Experience managing company systems (email and
intranet services) • Experience with high volume email servers • Experience with Web services such
as Lighttpd, SSL, FastCGI, Varnish Proxy, DNS, PHP, MySQL Get in touch now for an initial discussion on
0117 922 7000 or email your CV to davidwest <at> peoplesource.co.uk  

Good luck and happy hunting...

/Craig
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Roger Marquis | 26 Apr 2013 19:00

FreeBSD Sysadmin (Berkeley, CA)

Non-profit media organization seeks FreeBSD sysadmin with at least 4
years experience to manage IT for ~30 person office with multiple servers
and 1 colocated server.  Must be proficient with:

  vi / vim
  /bin/sh shell scripting
  screen
  Apache httpd
  rsync and backups
  installing and upgrading software from ports
  installing and configuring servers from scratch
  ipfw
  jails
  FreeBSD and Ubuntu

Also nice to have:

  DNS
  Samba
  Postgres/Mysql
  Cisco ASA / Juniper Netscreen
  Python
  Perl
  Drupal
  Asterisk / FreePBX
  Windows XP desktops

The location is downtown Berkeley though work can often be performed
online.  Compensation is typical of a non-profit though the environment
is empowering.
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Grenville Whelan | 26 Apr 2013 16:21

Looking for UK-based FreeBSD / ZFS developer

High-Availability.Com, a Manchester,UK based software developer are 
looking for an experienced FreeBSD/Unix developer to assist with a 
FreeBSD/ZFS project role. For further information, please contact us at 
jobs <at> high-availability.com

Thanks
Grenville Whelan
High-Availability.Com

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Tony Li | 23 Apr 2013 22:38
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Kernel, embedded systems engineers


Silicon Valley-based Stealthy Start-up seeking creative and innovative kernel engineers and embedded
systems developers with a proven track record for designing and implementing infrastructures for
robust distributed systems.  Must be able to work closely with our world-class in-house engineering team
and take the lead with device driver design and embedded systems programming issues.  Candidate
requirements - minimum of 7+ years related design experience, self-motivated with the ability to work
independently.  Strong preference for those capable of designing in their sleep and problem solving in
the shower.

FreeBSD experience a big plus.

Tony

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Robert N. M. Watson | 13 Apr 2013 01:12
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Research Assistant in Processor, Operating System, and Compiler Security

Dear all:

Please find attached, a job ad for a pre-doctoral research assistant position at the University of
Cambridge Computer Laboratory. Please contact me directly with any questions.

(Please note: a post-doctoral research associate position suitable for those holding or shortly to
obtain a PhD has been separately advertised.)

Sincerely,

Dr Robert N. M. Watson
University of Cambridge
Computer Laboratory

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> Research Assistant in Processor, Operating Systems, and Compiler Security
> 
> We are seeking a Research Assistant to join the CTSRD Project, which is investigating fundamental
improvements to CPU architecture, operating system (OS), program analysis, and programming language
structure in support of computer security. The CTSRD Project is a collaboration between the University
of Cambridge and SRI International, and part of the DARPA CRASH research programme on clean-slate
computer system design. More information on this project may be found at:
> 
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/
> 
> This position will be an integral part of an international team of researchers spanning multiple
institutions across academia and industry. The successful candidate will provide support for the
larger research effort by contributing to low-level hardware and system-software implementation and
experimentation. Responsibilities will include extending Bluespec-based CHERI processor designs,
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David Stromberg | 11 Apr 2013 15:28

Sourcefire (SNORT) seeks your expertise

Sourcefire is looking to bring on a talented DevOps guy to join our
talented Vulnerability Research Team.  FreeBSD fanatics preferred!

Sourcefire, Inc. (Nasdaq:FIRE) a world leader in Cyber Security is
transforming the way Global 2000 organizations and government agencies
manage and minimize network security risk.
Sourcefire’s IPS and real-time adaptive security solutions provide security
for the real world of dynamic networks and escalating threats. Today, the
names Sourcefire and Snort have grown synonymous with innovation and Cyber
Security.
Sourcefire is a dynamic environment that inspires employees to create
opportunities by honing their talents and skills every day.  Employees are
self-motivated, results driven and engaged. We recognize and reward quality
results and commitment to our company’s purposes and principles.
Role:
    •    Lead team of developers working primarily on internal applications
    •    Reports directly to the Manager, VRT Department of Intelligence
    •    Provides guidance to and mentors the individual members of
the development team
    •    Architects applications for internal use
    •    Responsible for implementing projects and ensures that
development follows a reasonable time line
    •    Gathers requirements for projects and schedules
projects appropriately
    •    Co-ordinates developers on multiple projects and assigns
developer resources appropriately
    •    Develop and implement long-term strategic goals and
short-term tactical plans for managing and maintaining internal applications
    •    Plan development projects and determine resource requirements
    •    Co-ordinate with Team Lead (Infrastructure & Systems) to deploy
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Robert N. M. Watson | 13 Apr 2013 01:10
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Job ad: Research Associate in Processor, Operating System, and Compiler Security

Dear all:

Please find attached, below, an ad for a post-doctoral research position at the University of Cambridge
Computer Laboratory. Do contact me with any questions.

Sincerely,

Dr Robert N. M. Watson
University of Cambridge
Computer Laboratory

Begin forwarded message:

> Research Associate in Processor, Operating System, and Compiler Security
> 
> We are seeking a post-doctoral Research Associate to join the CTSRD Project, which is investigating
fundamental improvements to CPU architecture, operating system (OS) design, and programming language
structure in support of computer security. The CTSRD Project is a collaboration between the University
of Cambridge and SRI International, and part of the DARPA CRASH research programme on clean-slate
computer system design. More information on this project may be found at:
> 
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/
> 
> This position will be an integral part of an international team of researchers spanning multiple
institutions across academia and industry. The successful candidate will provide support for the
larger research effort by contributing to low-level hardware and system-software implementation and
experimentation. Responsibilities will include extending Bluespec-based CHERI processor designs,
modifying operating system kernels and compiler suites, administering test and development systems,
as well as performing performance measurements. The position will also support and engage with early
adopter communities for our open-source research platform in the UK and abroad.
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Braun Galisewski | 18 Mar 2013 15:56
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Spectra Logic Sr. Software Engineer Position

New position: Sr. Software Engineer Spectra Logic
Spectra Logic is a data storage company who specializes in innovating storage technology. We are quickly
growing and need qualified software engineers to help further our success!
You will be a part of a new team focused on creating our next generation storage product. Your role on this
team will be to help us design and develop software components for a disk storage product. This is a high
visibility position and your creative work will directly impact the success of the company!
We are looking for someone with kernel and/or system-level development experience with FreeBSD and/or
other Unix platforms.  You would be working with 3 FreeBSD committers and a number of other team members. 
Storage and networking development experience are a plus, as is experience with NFS, CIFS, Active
Directory or SMB3.  The link to our job description is below.  Apply online or contact
braung <at> spectralogic.com<mailto:braung <at> spectralogic.com> for more information.
Thanks
https://2xrecruit.kenexa.com/kr/cc/jsp/public/login/directApplyApplicantJobDetail.jsf?npi=2076E47EBBC05DBFD42EB6B45AB980AB&rand=698C8D0BFF2F1B02085D05F0D5576ACA3C283D24E282F6DE00BF6F6EEBA952D7
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Saleem Bhatti | 4 Mar 2013 10:45
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PhD vacancy - Core ILNP implementation on Linux

FreeBSD dev folk may be interested in this, I am told, but
please accept my apologies if this is not of interest.

Cheers,
--/Saleem

PhD vacancy - Core ILNP implementation on Linux
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PhD position at:
The School of Computer Science
University of St Andrews
Scotland, UK
http://www.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/

There is a vacancy for a PhD student to work on the implementation of
a prototype of ILNP:

http://ilnp.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/

Applicants should be excellent C programmers, with kernel-level 
development experience, ideally in Linux (the platform that will be 
used for the ILNP implementation), but those with similar experience
in FreeBSD may be considered. Applicants should be able to demonstrate
excellent knowledge of IP networking.

Applicants should normally have at least a first class Honours
Bachelors degree or equivalent, (e.g. USA GPA 3.75 or better) in
Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, or a closely-related subject.
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Michael Sinatra | 21 Feb 2013 18:46

ESnet is seeking a FreeBSD sysadmin

ESnet is located at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (Berkeley Lab,
not to be confused with Lawrence Livermore National Lab--also a DoE
facility), which is a Department of Energy - Office of Science
Laboratory located in Berkeley (NOT Livermore), California.  It's just
up the hill from the UC Berkeley and his a spectacular view of San
Francisco, the SF Bay, and the Golden Gate.  As mentioned below,
although ESnet is physically located at LBNL, its job is to connect all
of the scientific National Labs via what is currently a 100G high-speed
data network.

It's a small but diverse group of highly-dedicated, highly-motivated
people, and we're seeking a FreeBSD sysadmin.  System-wise, we're mainly
a FreeBSD+Linux shop with a bit of Windows sprinkled in, only where
absolutely necessary.  Here's a description of the position we're
seeking.  If you're interested, point your web browser to lbl.gov and
click "Careers" at the top banner.  You can search for job 75623.

Infrastructure Services System Administrator: FreeBSD-75623
Organization:SN-Scientific Networking
Description

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (Berkeley Lab), a pioneer in research and
science, has an immediate opening for an Infrastructure Services System
Administrator (Computer Systems Engineer (CSE) 2) within the Scientific
Networking Division.

We’re a dynamic organization, highly-motivated and focused on results.
Our mission: to accelerate science by delivering unparalleled networking
capabilities, tools, and innovations. As an organization, we are small
enough to be agile, but large enough to offer rewarding challenges on a
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Juli Mallett | 14 Feb 2013 01:17
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Contract integrating FreeBSD's TCP/IP stack in userland.

All,

Looking for someone who is interested in taking a userland port of
FreeBSD's TCP/IP stack (or doing one from scratch) and integrating it
with an open-source WAN optimization project, WANProxy
(http://wanproxy.org/).  The target application is slightly-quirky
C++, but I think the actual integration should be fairly
straightforward, just a matter of moving data from one kind of data
buffer to another, and providing alternate implementations of a couple
of classes.

In addition to just wiring up a stack, I'd need for it to operate in
inline proxy deployments, so that it could transparently proxy
connections, accepting incoming ones to any port and IP address, and
establishing new outgoing ones.  This is probably straightforward and
obvious to anyone who would be interested in this kind of work, but
I'm happy to provide more information if needed.

All of the work would be open-sourced, and if there's any changes
needed to the base stack to ease the task of using it for transparent
proxies, I'd love to see them contributed back to the main tree.

I believe Kip Macy's libplebnet work is in fairly good shape and would
provide a suitable base for this work, but I'm willing to listen to
the opinion of the person actually doing the work.  I am quite certain
that I want FreeBSD's TCP implementation in particular, and not to use
lwIP or another intended-to-be-embedded stack, however.  If you're
sure you know better, I'm happy to listen.

I do not need much in the way of traditional management and/or
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