Cernel (Well, come-on, WHY isn't a Kernel written in C called a CERNEL...?? NO, don't send in answers on a postcard, send me an email with your CV attached..!!)

It is a Development role in Bristol working @ low-level in a Linux (RHEL / Red Hat / SuSE environment)...

The JOB TITLE is actually: "C / Linux / Device Drivers Developer" so requires solid C. Is good money and you will be working in Bristol on ~£46,000pa + great bonus / bens

Permanent Role, TOP-Flight with Top-Class employer & really IS paying up to ~£46,000pa.

Includes: Kernel Tuning / Customising / Optimising work, including 'rationalizing' the code to shrink the footprint.

If you know Linux Internals, especially on large Clustered Computer Systems (HPC Clusters) then please give me a call Now.!

In-practice, the indicated Salary on a role like this, is often only a guide figure...

So... if you ARE on this salary already (or perhaps you are already earning more) don't be put-off calling... Get in-touch today. Call CARLTON HILL Carlton Hill on 0870 870 0291

You should email me a CV using carlton.hill@mdarg.com and even if you don't already have a CV OR... If you aren't sure about making that change, simply pick up the phone and give me a call for some advice...

So that it's clear, like many of the Cluster - computer / Kernel requirements we handle, this role IS also a C Programming position in a Linux environment.

For YOU, with the right skills, this role offers an outstanding career opportunity..!

QUOTE Ref: "chill/ DEV-18-04"

YOU definitely need to call Carlton Hill on 0870 870 0291 AQAP-13 (As Quickly As Possible)

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