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Engine Yard is Talent Hunting

November 15th, 2007

We've been increasing our workforce dramatically at Engine Yard over the past month or two, and having recently been promoted to 'App Support Manager, EU' I'm on the look out for talented Ruby on Rails developers and general Linux Sys Admin gurus.

For App Support I'm looking for the following (in priority order):

The App Support Engineers are responsible for deploying customers applications, maintaining the slices they reside on, interacting with customers and making sure they're happy, and working on automation tools to increase productivity.

  • Good customer service attitude
  • Availability in the GMT hours
  • Rails
  • Ruby
  • Nginx
  • Mongrel
  • MySQL
  • Monit
  • Gentoo Linux (packaging experience with other distros a +)
  • Xen

For a Sysadmin:

The Sysadmins are responsbile for maintaining the low level Linux, Xen, LVM, and networking pieces of our setup. The ability to speak in binary is always a plus, but not necessary, we have experts who can do that already!

  • Good customer service attitude
  • Availability in the GMT hours
  • Gentoo Linux (packaging experience with other distros a +)
  • Xen
  • LVM (CLVM is a +)
  • LVS (Linux Virtual Server)
  • Shell scripting (Bash is best)
  • iptables
  • CoRAID (http://coraid.com)
  • RedHat Cluster Suite
  • Working knowledge of TCP/IP
  • Working knowledge of DNS
  • TinyDNS (aka djbdns)
  • Exim
  • nginx
  • apache
  • MySql
  • Postgres
  • Python
  • Ruby

Let me know which pieces of the puzzle you have and which you don't, and why you think you would be a fantastic addition to the Engine Yard team. You'll love working here, I promise!

Contact me at jvandyke - at - engineyard.com

1 Response to “Engine Yard is Talent Hunting”

  1. Zenith said on:

    My congratulations with your promotion

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Jamie van Dyke

Jamie van Dyke has been a Rails developer since the beginning of 2005, working with some of the major players in the web market. He also played a large part in the documenting of Rails for the Caboose Documentation Project and teaches others on his blog and in training sessions around the world. Jamie is a core Rails contributor, and the publisher of multiple gems and plugins.

I'm a father of 2, living in a little village called Skipton which is in North Yorkshire, England. Anything else you'd like to know you can ask. Check out my photo and info at the caboose facebook or my flickr page.

Jamie is also unsure why he must write a Bio in third person, and doesn't really have a fear of fish, he just dislikes the taste and smell of them.

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