How would /g/ go about acquiring the skills for a position like this if you've been doing systems engineering/SRE work for a few years and want to go more low level? I have some programming knowledge (c++, java courses) but professionally I've only written scripts for purposes of automation.
https://ldd.tbe.taleo.net/ldd03/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=CANONICAL&cws=1&rid=1061
Thanks!
>>54624328
I want this to not be a shop ;-;
>>54624328
Get a CS degree from an accredited University.
>>54625486
is it meme o clock again anon ?
20+ years experience being Linus Torvalds
>>54624328
That looks so specific that they probably already have someone in mind.
>>54624328
Do you know what a kernel is?. If not... learn what one is and try building one using "C".
>>54625724
Hoping for a little more detail than this but thank you for the start.
>>54625620
Perhaps, but I'd like to someday be that individual.
>>54625748
>Hoping for a little more detail than this but thank you for the start.
What type of systems engineering degree do you have ?
>>54625892
I have a degree in infosec but there was a lot of courses + interest that lead me into systems engineering. I know that I could pickup some books, join some mailing lists and try to take some low hanging fruit work but I'm not sure if that is the best method.
>>54624328
>tfw no gf to code with
Why live
>>54626001
Depends on your knowledge, if all you know is "C" then start learning how computers actually work at the hardware level, understand what kernels are and what they actually do. The linux kernel is a good place to start since it's source is freely available and there are a few books outthere that describe it.
>>54626218
Thank you anon.
