Welcome to the Free Software Job Page. This page is maintained by the Free Software Foundation as a service to the free software community. FSF is currently hiring. See the full posting for details.
| Company Name | Position Title | Still Available As Of |
|---|---|---|
| University of New Mexico | Neuroscientist/Physisist/Differential Geometer | 10 October 2001 |
| Offer provided by: | gnuorg |
|---|---|
| Posted On: | 22 October 1999 |
| Still Available As Of: | 10 October 2001 |
We invite companies, institutions and individuals who have free-software-related job openings to submit job listings for this page.
This page is for listing opportunities for paid employment. If you are seeking volunteers for a free software project, please contact the GNU Volunteer Coordinators <gvc@gnu.org> instead.
If you are a job seeker, you should consider listing yourself in the GNU Service Directory. (Employers are encouraged to look for help there as well.)
Free software employers may submit jobs offers in the following job boards : gnuorg The job offer will show on this page, if it fits one of the following qualifications:
Job boards willing to display the job offers that match the qualifications listed above must become a member of the Cooperative Job Network (aka CJN) and to publish job offers in the CJN XML format. The job offers that match the GNU qualifications must be tagged as follows:
<memberlocal site='CJN member name' value='gnu'>yes</memberlocal>and all job offers that do not match the GNU qualifications must be tagged as follows:
<memberlocal site='CJN member name' value='gnu'>no</memberlocal>When this is done, send a mail to job-page@gnu.org that shows an URL to the job board and the CJN member name. The FSF volunteers will check that the list of offers uploaded on CJN are properly tagged.
Postings should not mention any specific non-free software by name unless it is very widely known, because we do not want to provide free advertising to non-free programs.
"The GNU jobs page represents, to me, one of the easiest and most effective ways to post jobs that require the knowledge and expertise of the free software community at large. Applicants are often extremely experienced, talented individuals who are donating their time both 'on the clock' and 'after hours' improving or extending the GNU software or other free software projects that their employers depend on. Additionally, applicants are often more than willing to help their employers connect (or remain connected) to the free software community so that further contributions to enterprise-critical projects can be gained from a network of thousands of people, from independent programmers to other employers just like you.
It is for this reason that I highly recommend the GNU jobs page to employers serious about their commitment to using and/or building upon free and/or GNU software."
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