SECURITY/ C++/ CONTRACT/ CA

[OMNI GROUP]

OMNI GROUP

(e-mail address removed)

419-537-9447

ENCRYPTION—C/C++ -- SSL/TLS -- CONTRACT – ASAP—CA

If interested and qualified, email resume to: (e-mail address removed).

JOB DESCRIPTION
Position: - Apps Systems Engineer 6 - Encryption Projects
San Francisco- 5 months, renewable possible

Possible future opening in Phoenix area
Contract Term: 5 months with the possibility of extension.
Schedule: 9AM to 5PM, Monday thru Friday, 5 days per week.
Start Date: August 21, 2006 or SOONER
End Date: January 31, 2007


We are looking for a team player interested in a development (programming)
and software integration assignment with the company”s Security Technology
organization. Become a part of a "cutting edge" Information Security Team.
Contract Term would be approx. 5 months with the opportunity to extend as
additional projects in our team are funded. Our team is part of a group
called CAST (Corporate Authentication Services Team) Cryptography Services,
a dynamic technology group working in the exciting area of authentication,
encryption and security technologies and services. This position would be
responsible for the development/customization and software integration for
RFC2228 based FTPS on AIX, HPUX, Solaris, Red Hat Linux and SuSE Linux.
Primary programming language is C/C++. We are looking for a "GURU" with
specific development and/or integration experience with RFC2228 FTPS or
similar SSL/TLS based secure file transfer product development on
Unix/Linux.

Required skill set, Candidate MUST have:
- 7+ years experience with C/C++ programming

- 4+ years experience doing OpenSource development/programming for
Unix/Linux

- experience with RFC2228 FTPS or similar secure file transfer software
product development on Unix/Linux

- proven development experience on at least 3 of the 5 following O/S
platforms - AIX, HPUX, Solaris, Red Hat Linux and SuSE Linux.

- strong technical understanding of SSL, TLS and Digital Certificates as
they pertain to software development

- must be capable of doing low level technical / code design & documentation
for C/C++ programming on Unix/Linux

- must be capable of producing clear, technical design and product
documentation to accompany component releases to QA Testing Team and Sys
Admins doing software implementation.

- must be capable of handling interoperability issues between the Unix/Linux
code/software you develop/customize for secure file transfer to/from other
platforms - such as Windows, OS/400, HPNonStop and zOS Mainframe. Direct
experience on these "other" platforms is not a must but skills at solving
interoperability issues from the Unix/Linux O/S to the "other" O/Ses is
vital.



Skills that are a PLUS - would be good if candidate has:
- experience with SSL/TLS development on Unix/Linux

- experience with Unix/Linux shell scripting

- experience packaging installation packages for Unix/Linux software

- experience with ClearCase

- experience with UM

 

[mlimber]

OMNI GROUP
(e-mail address removed)
419-537-9447

ENCRYPTION-C/C++ -- SSL/TLS -- CONTRACT - ASAP-CA

If interested and qualified, email resume to: (e-mail address removed).

First, it is rude to post widely off-topic (and this post is:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.10), and
you only make yourself look like a dope (who wants to work with a
dope?). Try misc.jobs.offered, monster.com, or similar.

Second, it is rude to post to a newsgroup but request a reply by email.

Third, I hope you don't care about that email address because the
spambots are about to fill it up with junk since you posted it here.

Cheers! --M

 

[Jack Klein]

First, it is rude to post widely off-topic (and this post is:

First, it is EXTREMELY STUPID to reply to spammers, and criminally
negligent to leave the spammer's reply link in place. Spammers do not
read the groups they spam for replies, he will never see your
comments.

This particular piece of excrement has been spamming usenet
sporadically for years, whenever he thinks it will get him nibbles for
the sleazy jobs he is trying to fill. And they must be sleazy, or
they would not hire a persistent spammer as a recruiter.

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.10), and
you only make yourself look like a dope (who wants to work with a
dope?). Try misc.jobs.offered, monster.com, or similar.

Second, it is rude to post to a newsgroup but request a reply by email.

Third, I hope you don't care about that email address because the
spambots are about to fill it up with junk since you posted it here.

Many news servers filter out known spammers, including this one. I
would never have known this message existed if you had not replied to
it.

DO NOT reply to spammers. If you know how, file abuse complaints with
their posting ISP and reply address email service, but DON'T reply to
them in the groups. And if you do, DO NOT every quote their web links
or email reply addresses, you are just giving them even more exposure.

Thanks.

 

[red floyd]

[SPAM redacted]

First, it is rude to post widely off-topic (and this post is:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.10), and
you only make yourself look like a dope (who wants to work with a
dope?). Try misc.jobs.offered, monster.com, or similar.

Second, it is rude to post to a newsgroup but request a reply by email.

Third, I hope you don't care about that email address because the
spambots are about to fill it up with junk since you posted it here.

This idiot keeps posting here, mlimber. I wonder if we should all email
him with a link to FAQ 5.10, along with a comment that pissing off a
large portion of his potential recruit pool is not a good idea. Maybe
then he'd get the hint.