[ubuntu-uk] Jobs

Jonathon Tinsley kirrus at kirrus.co.uk
Mon Mar 31 12:44:38 BST 2008


----- "Andrew Oakley" <andrew at aoakley.com> wrote:

> Jonathon Tinsley wrote:
> > I've just been made redundant... anyone know where I could find a
> job 
> > working with Ubuntu, preferably sysadmin sort of work (trainee or 
> > junior).
> 
> Where are you located, and where would you consider relocating or 
> commuting to?

I'm in Wales, Pontypridd at the moment (About 1/2 hour out of cardiff). My Parents are in Surrey, 45/1hr train ride into london (depending on which part), so I can alway move back home if need be.

Depending on accommodation, I would consider relocating anywhere. Commuting, from where I am at the moment, Swansea/Cardiff/Newport probably, though I'd prefer Swansea/Cardiff way.
> 
> Is your experience solely Ubuntu (ie. through the GUI) or do you have
> more general Linux command-line server experience that could translate
> to Debian / Red Hat / Centos?

I've more general linux experience... I'm more comfortable with Ubuntu / Debian CLI, but I have worked on a red-hat based distro before. (Setting up a Asterisk-VM).

> 
> In your CV, state which commonly-used skills you have (eg. Samba, 
> Bind/DNS, Apache, Sendmail, Postfix, MySQL, Oracle, PHP, Perl, Python,
> Ruby, routing etc). You could also post a link/URL to your CV to this
> mailing list.

I'm still working on my CV. I'll add some of this in.. once I've finished (in the next hour or so), I'll upload it here: http://kirrus.co.uk/cv.pdf

> 
>  > I'm on jobserve.com, is there any other good jobs boards that
> > you use?
> 
> computerweekly.com/jobs is by far the best UK tech jobs site.
> 
> totaljobs.com and monster.co.uk are also good.
> 
> If you're near me, in Gloucestershire or Worcestershire, try:
> 
> http://www.names.co.uk/jobs.html
> http://www.messagelabs.co.uk/careers
> http://www.gchq.gov.uk/recruitment
> 
> ...who are all heavy Linux houses.
> 

I'm not afraid of moving, the only limit at the moment is my dwindling savings and somewhere to live..

Thanks!

Johnathon



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