Graduate Software Engineer - 2013 Start date (located in Canberra)

Job IDSWG-0535428Job typeFull-time Regular
Work countryAustraliaPosition typeEntry level
Work city- AnyPosted27-Dec-2012
Travel10% travel annuallyJob areaSoftware Development
Business groupIBM Software GroupJob categorySoftware Development & Support
Business unitSoftware GroupJob roleSoftware Developer
Job role skillsetProgramming Languages & Methodologies
Job description
The IBM Australia Development Lab (ADL) plays a key role in developing and supporting IBM software products. ADL has skilled technical teams in locations around Australia engaged in every facet of software product development and support. This creative talent continues to be a driving force in bringing new products to market and its support teams deliver to a world-class standard. ADL works closely with other IBM research and development sites, services and support teams around the world, often managing multicultural, global teams with assisting clients world-wide. ADL also has links to many of the top Australian universities and sponsors various collaborative activities at all levels.

The Systems & Technology Group (STG) Linux and Open Source development team within the Australia Development Laboratory (ADL) is Australia's leading Open Source development team and part of IBM's global Linux Technology Centre. Also known as OzLabs, this team comprises of many long established Linux and Open Source developers whose technical skills are highly recognised throughout the international Linux and Open Source community.

If you're an aspiring Linux kernel developer in Australia, this is your chance to work with the best and brightest!


The Canberra Lab is currently seeking a 2013 Graduate Software Engineer to join their IBM STG Linux & Open Source development team. Graduates with the IBM STG Linux & Open Source development team will find a unique opportunity to contribute to a variety of Open Source projects and collaborate closely
with hardware engineers designing IBM's products and technology.



Required skills:
  • Excellent C programming
  • Operating systems (Unix, Linux)

  • Good debugging skills

    Preferred skills (2 or more):
  • Networking
  • Experience in open source software development (good understanding of tools such as gcc, git, bugzilla)

  • Experience with device drivers
  • Experience working with Hardware
  • Parallel programming

    Knowledge in the following technologies is advantageous:

  • Scripting Languages (Shell, Perl, Bash)

  • Cluster networking

    Graduate applicants must meet the following requirements:
    - Due to graduate or have graduated from an Australian/ New Zealand university within the past 24 months
    - Have no more than 2 years relevant work experience
    - Have a strong academic record i.e. credit average (65% or above)
    - Have permanent residency or are a citizen of Australia or NZ
    - Fluent in speaking English
    - Have a Bachelor’s Degree in one of the following:
    - Engineering (Electrical/Computer Systems/Software Engineering);
    - Science (Electrical/Computer Systems);
    - Information Technology
    • Required
    • Bachelor's Degree
    • English: Fluent
    Preferred
    • At least 6 months experience in C, C++, C#
    • At least 6 months experience in Java programming
    • At least 6 months experience in Procedural languages
     
    IBM is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

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