VMware | VMKernel Hardware Group is hiring (BSD based)
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VMwareTA_RyanT · 2020-05-20 17:00

Hi /r/BSD

If job posts aren't allowed, let me know. I am a Senior Technical
Recruiter at VMware who recruits purely in kernel engineering. We are
continuously seeking talented engineers with passion for Kernel
development & related technologies in the BSD, Linux, and Windows
space. I currently have multiple full-time openings across different
teams within our Cloud Platform Business Unit on the VMKernel Hardware
Team. This position is heavy in BSD, systems level programming with a
major focus in virtualization and CPU technology.

If you are interested in learning more, please follow the links below
to review the job descriptions on our career page. After you apply, if
there is a match we will reach out to schedule the initial screening.
If you would like to reach out directly, please feel free to find me
on [LinkedIn here.](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryandeanturner/)

​

*  [Senior Member of Technical Staff - VMKernel Hardware
Group](https://vmware.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/VMware/job/USA-California-
Palo-Alto/Sr-Member-of-Technical-Staff_R2005705)
*  [Staff Engineer 2 - VMKernel Hardware
Group](https://vmware.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/VMware/job/USA-California-
Palo-Alto/Sr-MTS_R1913132)

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ubuntufig · 2020-05-20 21:42

I will allow you to hire me under the sole condition that you open
source all your software under the GPL immediately

Also, I'm just an ideas guy

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PitifulView · 2020-05-21 07:24

Shitposting time. I know a competitor of VMware that hires in the same
fields and does actually open source everything they do - RedHat ;)
it's also hiring.

RedHat is impossible to miss (for better or worse) in the FOSS
landscape, but VMware actually has more staff, and it's barely
noticeable. That is how involved in upstream contributions RedHat is.

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qik · 2020-05-21 09:36

Thanks for posting this. I'm seriously considering to apply, although
my skills currently don't really match.

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mcandre · 2020-05-21 12:39

Same. I've ported a couple C applications to BSD's but have only
scratched the surface of libc so far.

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the_hiacer · 2020-05-21 14:28

I am surprised that qemu is not there.