We are looking for a tester for our Enterprise Linux, working specifically on testing our updates. Somebody, who would enjoy testing various components and setups, look for possible bugs and design regression tests.
To be able to do that candidate needs to have a solid insight into how these components of Linux work.
Location: Prague (Czech Republic), Sofia (Bulgaria)
Then join the green side.
We have pancakes and chameleons and first of all Linux.
SUSE Linux is looking for enthusiasts who enjoy learning new things, have a motivation to make things better and are able to work in a functional team.
The candidate should not be afraid of changes and should eagerly accept or actively seek challenges.
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And what "green" people think about SUSE:
"Working for SUSE so far has been the best choice I ever made in my job career. The working environment is great and I am happy to be surrounded by people that support each other and work in team spirit to bypass any potential challenges."
"SUSE has a unique Open Source oriented culture. Employees are encouraged to participate in community efforts."
"SUSE offices are a friendly open environment with smart people inside. The company provides a challenging job which combines enterprise requirements with Open Source."
About SUSE:
SUSE, a pioneer in open source software, provides reliable, interoperable Linux, cloud infrastructure and storage solutions that give enterprises greater control and flexibility. More than 25 years of engineering excellence, exceptional service and an unrivaled partner ecosystem power the products and support that help our customers manage complexity, reduce cost, and confidently deliver mission-critical services. SUSE is also an active member of many open source communities, such as the openSUSE Project, OpenStack, Ceph, OpenNFV, OpenHPC, and more, to help drive collaboration among global communities to help solve some of the world’s most challenging technology issues.