FYI, I was told this needs to be posted in
pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org simply because
the jobs mailing list does not let you reply keeping the mailing list
in loop. I expect a answer from
experts on this. I find this particular job ad to be very offensive in
terms of an expectancy from
any person looking for job.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Sujit K M <kmsujit@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, May 6, 2015 at 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: [pgsql-jobs] PostreSQL Engineer and DBA! Atlanta, GA
To: Jason May <jmay@ionicsecurity.com>
Cc: "pgsql-jobs@postgresql.org" <pgsql-jobs@postgresql.org>
<snip>
>
> POSTGRESQL ENGINEER RESPONSIBILITIES:
>
> As a senior level Postgres engineer you will be working with a small team actively involved in all aspects of
Postgresdesign and development including:
>
> · Schema decisions
>
> · Postgres HA and multi-master design
>
> · Application interfaces
>
> · Code implementation
Are you looking for a freshman in college? These are things that are
taught to them.
> REQUIREMENTS
>
> · 5+ years of experience with active development with PostgreSQL
>
> · 5+ years of experience with PostgreSQL configurations including hot-standby replication and multi-master
>
> · 5+ years of experience using C, C++, and/or Java
>
> · Experience with Test Driven Development a plus
>
> · Current knowledge of RESTful API design required
>
> · Knowledge of multithreaded, transaction based programming
>
> · Experience with GoLang
>
> · Knowledge of MongoDB
>
> · Experience working in an Agile development
>
> · Knowledge and experience with network and application security practices
>
> · Knowledge and experience with Secure Programming
>
> · Be able to work cooperatively with a small team of developers
>
> · Self starter who’s eager to learn new technologies and approaches to solving complex problems
>
Though I will not say these are skills that you look for a DBA. But
the list of want to have's are far too
many. I would like to know your justification for these. Please
remember when you look for candidates
there should be fair deal of integrity and clarity to what you want to achieve.
