[TriLUG] [Fwd: New position- Linux Programming in RTP]

[Joseph Tate]

Please reply to Chuck and not the list.

Please no comments from the peanut gallery about the Word resume 
requirement.  As we all know there are several Linux apps that will 
generate .DOC files.

Joseph

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: New position- Linux Programming in RTP
Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 10:22:46 -0400
From: Chuck Solomon <chuck.solomon at ctg.com>
To: Joseph Tate <jtate at trilug.org>


Mr. Tate,

I would appreciate if you could share this job opening with the TriLug
members.
Thanks for your assistance!



Our client located in RTP, NC is searching for a Linux  Programmer to
join its team.

Job Description:
Linux  Programmer

Required Skills:

Experienced LINUX C/C++ programmer.  Commercial experience a must.

Experience with systems management applications, e.g. IBM Director

Experience with GUI development in the LINUX C++ environment -
specifically QT

Experience with KDE and source code control systems, e.g. CVS

Experience with building/debugging in an IDE

Experience writing scripts and configuring networks


Desired Skills:

SysAdmin experience

Java programming in a commercial environment

Works well in a team environment

Cluster application development and test

Experience with Intel BIOS and PXE


Individuals with the required skills may apply by sending MS Word
version of resume to chuck.solomon at ctg.com.





Chuck Solomon
Senior Recruiter
Tel:  919-677-1313 ext. 112 or  800-851-6577
Fax: 919-677-1910

chuck.solomon at ctg.com



6501 Weston Parkway, Suite 175
Cary, NC 27513
www.ctg.com





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