Red Hat Is Hiring A New Linux Kernel Engineer For Fedora

Written by Michael Larabel in Red Hat on 26 January 2015 at 02:03 PM EST. 4 Comments
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For those experienced with Linux kernel development and looking for new employment, Red Hat is soliciting offers for a job working on maintaining Fedora's kernel.

Red Hat has a new job opening out for a "Fedora Kernel Engineer" position. This new opening is likely due to longtime Fedora/RedHat kernel developer Dave Jones having left the company in December.

The engineer will join Red Hat's Fedora Engineering team to work on both the upstream kernel as well as Fedora's kernel package. Maintaining the Fedora kernel now in Dave's absence continues to be Josh Boyer, Justin Forbes, and others.


Thanks to Red Hat's continued investment, Fedora has improved a lot over the years.

For those experienced in Linux kernel development and potentially interested in this position based out of their Westford office, visit jobs.redhat.com.

Aside from this kernel engineer position, Red Hat is hiring more developers to work on Fedora Workstation from doing Wayland work to spearheading upstream improvements in GNOME.
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