Software Engineer - RHEL Public Cloud Experience Team (Brno Office or Waterford Office)
We are looking for a Software Engineer to join the Red Hat Cloud Experience team to work on developing and improving the RHEL experience in the public clouds. This role requires some knowledge — but more importantly, a lot of curiosity — about how Linux distributions are put together and delivered into the public cloud. Ideal candidates include those with experience/backgrounds as Cloud System Administrators, Cloud Consultants, or Backend/Software Engineers who have built cloud solutions. Additional sought-after traits include those with a generalist mindset and who are comfortable collaborating with stakeholders from a variety of focus areas. We understand that your experience may not perfectly align with every requirement listed. If you are excited about this role and believe your experience could help you succeed, we still encourage you to apply! We value well-rounded candidates whose enthusiasm, drive, and transferable skills can bridge any gaps. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive team and are eager to talk with candidates who bring varied experiences and perspectives. What will you do: Design and develop features to optimize and improve the RHEL customer experience on public clouds, including optimization and performance of RHEL deployment and improving cloud integrations with our partner cloud providers Onboard, develop and improve cloud integrations with our partner cloud providers, such as AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Communicate with peer engineers within your team and Red Hat as well as in relevant Open Source communities Collaborate with peer engineer teams across Red Hat, including Release Engineering, Support, Product Management, and Documentation teams for releasing the new RHEL Cloud integrations Research, propose and develop new RHEL Cloud Solutions What will you bring: A strong sense of curiosity about how Linux distributions are assembled and delivered into public cloud environments Knowledge of Linux operating systems - RHEL is a preference Professional experience with Cloud Engineering, preferably at least one of the following - Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Experience Professional software engineering experience with Python and Bash languages, Go is a big plus Professional experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux & working with integrations with Amazon AWS is preferable The ability to think flexibly about problems, engage with stakeholders to develop solutions, and then implement them independently Experience with Cloud DevOps and/or CI/CD in GitLab or Jenkins & Linux rpm-based packaging is good to have Familiarity with containers and Linux rpm-based packaging A background in cloud system administration or consulting, which provides insight into client challenges and needs About Red Hat Red Hat is the world’s leading provider of enterprise open source software solutions, using a community-powered approach to deliver high-performing Linux, cloud, container, and Kubernetes technologies. 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![….happily runs on the Z80-based Sharp PC-G850V(S) pocket computer with its 2.3 kB of internal RAM and native C support.
👾TinyLisp is [as the name implies] very tiny, and thus more full-featured Lisp implementations are widely available. This includes two versions — linked at the bottom of the Readme — also by [Robert] that use a gargantuan 1,000 lines of C, providing a more advanced garbage collector and dozens more Lisp primitives to handle things like exceptions, file loading, strings and debug features.👾](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/115/548/317/965/543/553/original/ccb6f41078c0de4b.jpeg)
![[ImageSource: Robert van Engelen]
⁉️The full details on how TinyLisp was implemented and how to write it yourself can be found in the detailed article that’s part of the GitHub project.⁉️
<https://github.com/Robert-van-Engelen/tinylisp/blob/main/tinylisp.pdf>
👾It supports static scoping, double-precision floating point and features 21 Lisp primitives along with a garbage collector. Two versions for the Sharp PC-G850 [using BCD (i.e. NaN) boxing] are provided, along with a number of generic implementations, using either double or single precision floating point types.👾
A heavily commented version is probably the version to keep alongside the article while reading.
<https://github.com/Robert-van-Engelen/tinylisp/blob/main/src/tinylisp-commented.c>
<https://archive.org/details/pc-g850vs-manual-english-v1_1/PC-G850VSEng_V3_0>](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/115/548/318/581/848/032/original/91b07cf5cbdfe5e9.jpeg)
