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I'd love to work for redhat, but it's hard to search for all remote positions and many seem tied to the US. I live in Switzerland and have run fedora as my dai
by zahllos 7y ago
I'd love to work for redhat, but it's hard to search for all remote positions and many seem tied to the US.
I live in Switzerland and have run fedora as my daily driver for years now. My experience is oriented towards the low level (C, C++, kernel work, embedded, cryptography) but I've absolutely no idea how I'd even get noticed by red hat's system, even though I think I have a lot to bring.
Any ideas on the best approach?
- oso2k 7y agoJust visit https://www.redhat.com/en/jobs https://www.redhat.com/en/jobs and find a job in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa). If you're willing to travel up to 80% (Monday-Thursday), then you're a candidate for a Consulting role. Based on the skillset you mention, you're probably a good candidate for Platform (OS, kernel tuning, Infrastructure), Automation (Ansible and Tower), Cloud (OpenStack, RHV/oVirt), and OpenShift (Kubernetes). And if you're looking stay a low-level developer, then look for roles in Engineering, Software Maintenance Engineer, or QE/QA.
- zahllos 7y agoThanks a lot! I'll see what there is :)