[NTLUG:Discuss] Job Opportunity

[MadHat]

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On Wed, 2002-10-16 at 00:16, Joe Torma wrote:
> I happen to be a recruiter.  We got this job order today.  Please read
> carefully.  If you are interested, or know someone who might be; please
> contact Joe Torma at 972.239.6572 or 888.325.3677.  Email is
> jtorma at emsr.com.  They are looking for someone with a very strong background
> and familiarity with Linux (preferably RH).
> 
> Rgds,
> Joe
> _____________________
> Our client is looking for a competent, articulate person to assume a
> challenging role as a Tools & Testing Engineer for a series of
> hardware/software based security solutions. Within this role, you will work
> with the acting Manager of OS development as well as other engineers to help
> build security software.
> 
> The Engineer will be responsible for designing, developing, and conducting
> test procedures for company produced software products. A successful
> engineer will participate in requirement reviews, design reviews, and
> periodic code reviews. The engineer will also write test design
> specifications, test case specifications, write test cases, execute test
> cases, maintain test logs, and publish test results. Additional
> responsibilities include, but are not limited to working with a bug tracking
> system, analyzing test runs, verifying fixes, providing feedback in the
> product design and specification process, along with using the product to
> develop customer-focused test scenarios and real world applications.
> 
> Specific responsibilities will include operation of network testing
> equipment (SmartBits) and operating applicable software such as SmartFlow &
> SmartApplication.
> 
> As a Tools & Testing Engineer, you will carry out software testing issues to
> closure. Responsibilities include:
> -	Perform black box testing of Check Point VPN-1/FW-1 software
> -	Verify code compliance against multiple user environments
> -	Reviewing software specifications
> -	Design and implement test plans and test matrices
> -	Provide detailed bug reports to the production development teams
> -	Work with engineering teams to troubleshoot configuration, performance
> testing, reporting, remote management, and core competency areas of the
> products
> -	Research functionality and implementation of automated testing methods
> 
> The ideal candidate will possess the following prioritized skill set:
> -	Bachelor's degree in technical related field or equivalent experience
> -	A profound understanding of low level networking including Ethernet &
> TCP/IP
> -	Specific TCP/IP knowledge regarding ICMP & Routing
> -	Experience with Protocol Analysis software such as tcpdump, snoop, or
> Ethereal etc.
> -	A profound understanding of Linux internals including kernel compilation,
> file system manipulation, device driver installation & configuration, memory
> management tools.
> -	A profound understanding of Perl
> -	An outstanding ability to break down and analyze the functionality of
> software programs
> -	Thorough knowledge of testing applications and/or software components in
> Linux environments
> -	2+ years working in a commercial software application development
> environment. Non-professional experience will be evaluated for desired
> criteria
> -	Excellent written and verbal communication skills
> -	Strong knowledge of practical security programs such as vulnerability
> assessment tools
> -	Experience with security concepts such as authentication, authorization,
> and ACLs
> -	Ability to work in a motivated, maturing, fast paced environment
> -	Ability to work both independently and collectively in a team environment
> -	Ability to proactively escalate risks of development milestones
> -	Willingness to work in a hectic environment where sometimes you have to
> figure things out for yourself.
> -	A good understanding of the security market
> 
> 
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