Senior Internals Developer NY State & San Jose Ca.

Bill Kish <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.freebsd.jobs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Coyote Point Systems is a fast-growing company that has an open position 
for a senior software engineer.

We're looking for someone with 5-100 years of experience as a software 
engineer who's able to use their excellent programming skills (C, 
please) to manage and collaborate with other engineers on large 
projects. This developer understands web infrastructure protocols and 
languages, ideally has written TCP/IP protocol stack code, and has 
excellent debugging skills. The best candidates should be comfortable 
programming in a FreeBSD environment.

If you understand the user experience and have a passion for continually 
improving that experience, we want to talk to you. If you can work 
independently and evolve as the company continues to grow, we may want 
to hire you! You will have the opportunity to work with a dedicated team 
of software professionals developing innovative solutions for managing 
network traffic. We are dedicated to creating TCP/IP code that screams 
and is a pleasure to read.

We have positions open in our dog-friendly office, located in Millerton, 
NY, 2 hours north of NYC, as well as our San Jose, CA facility. Our 
Millerton office is in the foothills of the Berkshires. We have a 
friendly and relaxed work environment in a lovely rural community with a 
wide variety of activities. Our San Jose office is in Downtown San Jose 
(enuf said).

Please forward a copy of your resume (ASCII or PDF preferred) to 
[email protected]

Coyote Point is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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