Mark J Cox, mark@awe.com  
   
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Working in a Security Response Team (SRT) is a pretty demanding job, but if you think it's one of the worst jobs in science then you're probably working for the wrong SRT.

The Red Hat SRT is looking for another member to investigate, triage, and respond to security vulnerabilities in Red Hat Enterprise Linux but also across other products and services. You'll join our diverse and enthusiastic team currently spread across eight different countries.

Sound interesting? See the full job description: Security Response Team Software Engineer. If you are interested please use the online application process.

Although the location is specified as the Czech Republic there is actually no specific restriction on the location of this position, and if you're right for the role you could be located at your nearest local world-wide Red Hat office, or possibly even remote.



I've not posted to my blog in some months as things have been quite busy at work; in fact as of today we provide security response services for 85 released Red Hat product versions. We handle, triage, and investigate around 50 vulnerabilities a month. To cope with this, the Red Hat Security Response Team has staff in 6 countries.

There are plenty of new products to come, so we're currently hiring for another engineer to join the response team. The full job details are here:

https://redhat.ats.hrsmart.com/cgi-bin/a/highlightjob.cgi?jobid=3685

Although the location is specified as the Czech Republic there is actually no specific restriction on the location of this position, and the candidate could be located at any one of the world-wide Red Hat offices, or potentially even remote.

If you are interested please submit your resume through the online application process, or feel free to mail me with questions.

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