[SVLUG-Jobs] Job posting for the Linux Foundation

[KBretz & Assc.]

The Linux Foundation ( <http://www.linux-foundation.org)>
www.linux-foundation.org) is currently looking to hire a talented Technical
Sales Engineer/Evangelist. Please see the job description below.  If you
have an interest in this position please send your resume to: kbretz at
kbretz.com .

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The Linux Foundation, a nonprofit consortium, does not build Linux, nor does
it compete with existing Linux companies but rather helps its membership
companies change their corner of the world by providing services -including
legal protection, standardization, promotion and collaboration - which will
give Linux the greatest ubiquity possible.  

Currently we are actively seeking an experienced Linux specialist to work as
Sales Engineering/Evangelist to collaborate with the Linux Standards Base
workgroup and the ISVs to engage ISVs into the LSB certification program
("do the handholding") as well as selling the concept of using the Linux
standard. In addition, the role will oversee the content generation for the
"Linux Developer Network" of the Linux Foundation, targeted at ISVs to
enable them to develop LSB applications. . 

 

Location: 

*         San Francisco Bay Area preferred (telecommuting possible)

 

Requirements for this position include: 

*         Strong technical knowledge in Linux, Open Source Software (OSS) 

*         Good communication skills with customers, and the extended Linux
community 

*         Excellent presentation skills and a passion for open source
products 

*         Proven ability to write clear, accurate technical documentation as
well as editorial content. 

*         Strong follow up skills and a proactive approach to engaging with
ISVs in the effort 

*         Solid coding skills in C/C++ and knowledge of other programming
languages 

*         An ability to work well in a virtual team environment and possess
strong communication and leadership skills. The candidate must be a
self-starter who can take ownership of opportunities and involve the
necessary resources to drive Linux implementation. 

 

Other:

*         Telecommuting 

*         Benefits go far beyond basic 

*         Salaries are competitive 

*         Requirements also include traveling up to 30% based on location