Hello, Yahoo! is looking for a Senior IP Network Engineer, focus on Load Balancer technologies. The full job posting is as follows: Think about impacting 1 out of every 2 people online--in innovative and imaginative ways that are uniquely Yahoo!. We do just that each and every day, and you could too. After all, it's big thinkers like you who will create the next generation of Internet experiences for consumers and advertisers across the globe. Now's the time to show the world what you've got. Put your ideas to work for over half a billion people. Provide support and direction for L4-7 technologies related to Yahoo!'s production properties worldwide. Maintain a high-level of expertise on current and emerging L4-7 technologies. Work closely with developers and operations staff to design, plan, implement, and validate solutions. Participate in a 24x7 oncall rotation. Must be able to work independently and also in a team environment with flexible availability. Expert troubleshooting skills are required. Qualifications for Senior IP Network Engineer: 5+ years of related experience In-depth knowledge of Layer 4-7 loadbalancing and ssl acceleration Knowledge of TCP/IP protocol stack and various vendors' implementations Experience with: Load Balancers (Brocade Foundry ServerIron, Citrix Netscaler, F5, Cisco ACE/CSS) Network Operating Systems (IOS, CatOS, JunOS) Network Protocols (BGP, OSPF, IPsec, 802.1d/p/q/s/w, LACP) Server Operating Systems and Internet Software (FreeBSD, Linux, Apache) Traffic Generators (Ixia, Spirent/Smartbits) Network management (mrtg/rrd, cflow/sflow, snmp) Sniffers and Protocol Analyzers (tcpdump, ethereal, SnifferPro) Scripting (Perl, Expect, TCL/tk) IP Multicast Excellent project, technical, interpersonal, presentation and problem management skills BS degree in Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent work experience This position is in Sunnyvale, CA. If you're interested, email me your resume in .txt, .html or .pdf format and I'll pass it on. -Jan -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 186 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-jobs/attachments/20090304/285e9898/attachment.pgp