Re: Apple Inc. Employment Opportunity

Folks,

Please excuse the "posted on your website" boilerplate here and the  
crossposting.  One of these days I'll find the right person in HR and  
maybe we can have a little chat about mailing list etiquette.

If the idea of working at Apple is interesting, please do get in  
touch; in addition to this position, we're always looking for capable  
individuals.

  = Mike

On Jun 26, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Lindsay Polnoff wrote:

> Hello -
>
> My name is Lindsay Polnoff and I work at Apple Inc. We currently  
> have an opening for a Core OS Engineer, BSD UNIX Engineer that we  
> would like to have posted on your website. Below, please find the  
> information required for the posting including company name,  
> location, job title, description, and how to apply.
>
>
> Company:	Apple Inc.
> Location:	Cupertino, CA
>
> Job Title:		Core OS Engineer, BSD UNIX Engineer
> Description:	Apple's Core OS organization is seeking an energetic,  
> motivated software engineer to work on the BSD UNIX subsystem of the  
> iPhone OS and Mac OS X. This position is for a user-space  
> generalist, providing an opportunity to work on a wide variety of  
> open source technologies derived from BSD and Linux, as well as  
> Apple-original technologies. Responsibilities will include a mixture  
> of evolving existing projects and new design work with a particular  
> emphasis in event-driven shared library interfaces. The ideal  
> candidate is a self-motivated individual with strong technical and  
> communication skills who is eager to interact with other members of  
> the Core OS team, other teams at Apple, and with the open source  
> community at large. Previous experience with multithreaded  
> applications is desired. The preferred candidate will also have a  
> track record of refactoring problems to extract optimal efficiency.
>
> In this position you will be expected to:
> • Participate in all stages of software development, from new  
> feature design and implementation, to maintenance of prior releases.
> • Diagnose and resolve customer-reported issues
> • Develop test suites and internal infrastructure
>
> • B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent experience
> • Excellent knowledge of C, Objective-C, or C++
> • Strong analytical and debugging skills
> • Experience with UNIX systems, and understanding of operating  
> system fundamentals
>
> Preferred Experience:
> • Experience with embedded development
> • Experience with i386, x86_64 or ARM assembler language
> • Experience with Mac OS X
> • Involvement in open source technologies and development  
> communities such as FreeBSD, Linux, Apache, X.Org, etc.
>
>
> How To Apply:	<b>To apply for this position, please <a href="http://jobs.apple.com/index.ajs?BID=1&method=mExternal.showJob&RID=34712&CurrentPage=1 
> ">Click Here</a href>.</b>
>
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions or require any  
> additional information for the posting.
>
> Thank you,
> Lindsay Polnoff
>
>
> Lindsay Polnoff  |   Apple Inc.  |  Staffing Operations  |  [email protected] 
> om
>
>   Apple HR
>
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