[PLUG] Searching for work in Portland remotely...

Jason Bergstrom bergie at bergie.net
Mon Oct 29 14:30:28 UTC 2018


The Mayo Clinic in Rochester has several jobs listed:

https://jobs.mayoclinic.org/job-search/?br_keyword=&br_location=Rochester&br_category=IT+and+Engineering&br_specialty=0&br_schedule=0&br_benefits=0&br_telework=0&show-search-message=1

Jason,
bergie at bergie.net

On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 12:45:40PM +0000, michael at robinson-west.com wrote:
> I am a Portland State University graduate in computer science trapped in Rochester, Minnesota without work.
> 
> I've been in this situation for six months now and am facing the end of unemployment benefits.
> 
> Searching for work in Portland remotely, hard. Ironically, I live next to one of the biggest IBM facilities in the world and it is a ghost town.
> 
> I know C and C++, I worked with Raspberry Pi's running Raspbian, I am wanting to increase my certifiable skills in Linux, and I have exposure to more
> things than I am good at including Ansible, git, Python, Perl, bash, etcetera. Studying for a test on Javascript, CSS3, and HTML5 Saturday.
> 
> Unfortunately, I was let go of from my job at Apex in under a year, worked there for seven months. It was an impossible situation for me, code that was engineered to not make sense to anyone else. That said, I got a framebuffer system converted to an X Windows system and it displayed somewhat well. Because of concurrency problems and hidden algorithms, I never got the system working the way it should be. I'd love to work somewhere else in precision manufacturing utilizing embedded Linux.
> 
> Meanwhile, I have been trying to convert a rack running a web site in Scappoose to a hosted site at Eskimo North. Some success, but I don't understand systemd well enough to make a stock CentOS 7 run a custom compiled Apache and PHP. I really need professional training in CentOS/Redhat Enterprise Linux to complement my Linux Professional Institute Level 1 certification. I've grown up on Redhat, but I don't understand it anymore.
> 
>  -- Michael C. Robinson
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