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Date:      Fri, 9 Oct 1998 15:49:55 -0700
From:      Wilfredo Sanchez <wsanchez@apple.com>
To:        hackers@FreeBSD.ORG, developers@netbsd.org
Subject:   Help Wanted: File System Guru (Job@Apple)
Message-ID:  <199810092249.PAA47338@scv1.apple.com>

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  We have an open requisition for a file system engineer at Apple, and I
though some of you may be interested so attached is the description.  BSD
experience, of course, is a plus, since our kernel is Mach+BSD, and the
VFS layer should be familiar to BSD hackers.  If you know about UDF, you
rock.

  Yes, this requires you to be in the Cupertino (Silicon Valley).  I don't
think we're looking for a long-distance deal.  And you may find it a good
opportunity to keep contributing to the BSD efforts.  (I, for example am
in the middle of integrating a year's worth of Apple's bug fixes in the
BSD commands with NetBSD.)  The file systems manager is a good guy to work
for.

  Lemme know if you are interested.

	-Fred
	 wsanchez@apple.com

---

Seeking experienced software engineer to contribute to Apple's
next-generation File Manager design and implementation.  Work will
involve adding support for additional volume formats, updating  existing
filesystem code, and providing api translation services to support common
api's on various volume formats.   Work may also include providing
multiprocessor support.  Candidates  should possess detailed knowledge of
file system issues in the areas of performance, concurrency, reliability,
and scaleability.  In addition to candidates should be up-to-date on
general OS  principals in the areas of memory management, reentrancy,
preemption, dynamic configuration management, bootstrapping, etc.
Experience with the C programming language is required.  Experience with
UNIX or MacOS file systems is a major plus.  A strong track record in
delivering competitive, innovative products is also required.   A
successful candidate will be highly motivated, comfortable in a loosely
structured organization, and be capable of working on a number of
assignments in parallel.

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