Everyone,

Yes, another job opening where I currently work. (This one is actually my job :-) Feel free to send me any questions about the position. Again, if you have real interest in applying but want to first see what its all about, I might be able to arrange a time for a tour through the place (though I might not be able to do it). There is M$ in the building for administrative stuff, but 99% of all the 'real work' at the facility is with Linux, from 4 monitor workstations through 8 way servers, all supporting aviation forecasting.

Steven ______________________________________________________________________________

RS Information Systems is a federal systems integrator and is looking to fill a Principal Consultant position for a contract at the Aviation Weather Center (AWC) in Kansas City. It's a full-time position with benefits (insurance, vacation, 401K with matching, spot bonuses, education assistance, etc.). The job requires significant software development skills within a Linux environment, and will require coordination with many outside interests.

The job duties and responsibilities include: * Lead developer for the ongoing support and continuing evolution of NOAA's ADDS website (http://adds.aviationweather.gov) and coordination of the development with the National Center for Atmospheric Research and the FAA. * Provide 24x7 support for the infrastructure supporting the ADDS website as well as assigned portions of the AWC operations environment

Skills and qualifications: * 5+ years experience recent Unix/Linux background (preferably RedHat Linux) * C++, C, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Perl, SQL languages * Experience in project documentation * Excellent oral & written communication skills * Willingness to support operations 24x7 on call * Experience with Apache administration

If you are interested please submit a resume/application via the 'Apply' button at: https://careers.rsis.com/recruiter/cc/CCJobResultsAction.ss?command=ViewJobD... More information about the company can be found at http://www.rsis.com