Linux TCP/IP Stack Developer

Linux TCP/IP Stack Developer

[hotjobs]

CA-Staff/Senior Engineer: Linux TCP/IP Stack Development

SecureAll Inc., headquartered in the Silicon Valley, California, is a 
well-funded start-up in the Enterprise Information Security domain. 
It is well recognized that enterprises are on the average 6 months 
behind on applying security patches. During this period, despite 
employing firewalls and intrusion detection systems, enterprises 
are vulnerable to exploits leveraging the un-patched weaknesses. 
It is also acknowledged that patch management is an imperfect science
and does not take away the risk of applying patches without adequate 
testing. SecureAll offers a solution that is truly radical and solves
the above problems in an elegant fashion. The foundation of the company
is based on a patented breakthrough technology that takes network-based
enterprise security to the next level. 

We are currently looking to fill one full-time regular positions in our 
San Jose, CA facility  requiring extensive experience with TCP/IP 
protocol stack development.  
	
	
Staff/Senior-Engineer: TCP/IP Protocol Stack Development 

* 5-10 years of experience in the design, implementation, and 
  ongoing development of TCP/IP protocol stack. At least 1 year 
  recent development experience with Linux TCP/IP protocol stack.
* Extensive Kernel Software development and debugging experience 
  preferably in Linux environment.
* Good Understanding of memory management, SMP, clustering issues is a
  plus.
* Experience with the hardening of kernel and various protocol stacks 
  for security is a plus.
* Experience with design and architecture of mid- to large-sized 
  software projects.


To Apply for this job, please send a word/text resume to 
hotjobs@secureallinc.com with the position title in the subject line.

Re: Linux TCP/IP Stack Developer

[David S. Miller]

By spamming job opennings to our kernel development lists where such
things are not considered allowed, you fucknuts are basically
guarenteeing that no kernel programmer with a brain is going to
respect your company enough to apply for these jobs.

Please stop posting this crap now.

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