[Gllug] VACANCY: Site Reliability Engineering

[Balbir Thomas]

Reminds me of an ad I saw for a person who knows "Finite Element Analysis", in
particular of fluid flow problems, and Numerical Computing in General,
along with
a "very strong" C/C++ and "algorithm development" skills. Knowledge of
ANSYS, Matlab ... was a plus. The offered salary was 25-28K somewhere in
london.

>From what I understand you would need at least a Masters in Math or Physics
(possibly Engineering from a good univ) with specialization in computational
fluid dynamics for a position like that.

Left me depressed for the rest of the day. :-)

regards
b thomas


On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 7:31 AM, tid <td at bloogaloo.co.uk> wrote:
> 2009/2/19 James Laver <gllug at jameslaver.com>:
>
>> Or the usual wheeze of "Developer with strong skills in systems
>> administration and project management expertise. A minimum of 5 years
>> experience, a positive attitude and flexibility in terms of working hours
>> are required." for 25k.
>
> You've just described my last interview. The HR woman actually said
> "We're looking for a CTO-level candidate, who is prepared to get their
> hands dirty, technically."
>
> Sigh.
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