Posts tagged with 'job'

The Developer Experience and Tooling group, of which JBoss Tools team is part, is looking for an awesome developer. We are looking to continue improving the usability for developers around various IDEs including Eclipse, VSCode and IntelliJ and around the Red Hat product line, including JBoss Middleware.

Topics range from Java to JavaScript, application servers to containers, source code tinkering to full blown CI/CD setups.

If you are into making developers life easier and like to be able to get involved in many different technologies and get them to work great together then do apply.

You can also ping me (jeffmaury@redhat.com) for questions.

The current list of openings are:

Note: the job postings do list a specific location, but for the right candidate we are happy to consider many locations worldwide (anywhere there is a Red Hat office), as well as working from home.

Have fun!
Jeff Maury
@jeffmaury @jbosstools

The WildFly/EAP team is looking for a Eclipse developer to help move forward the Eclipse IDE tooling around WildFly/EAP server, Java and JavaEE.

If you are into making developers life easier and like to be able to get involved in many different technologies and get them to work great together then do apply for this one.

The official job listing are here: Senior Software Engineer

Have fun!
Max Rydahl Andersen
@maxandersen

Have some experience developing Eclipse plugins ? Interested in making an Eclipse plugin that will work in conjunction with a REST Services back end to provide access to the migration process for Enterprise Application Server ?

The look at this recent new opening at jobs.redhat.com.

Note: the job postings do list a specific remote base, but for the right candidate we are happy to consider many locations worldwide (anywhere there is a Red Hat office).

Have fun!
Max Rydahl Andersen
@maxandersen

The Developer Experience and Tooling group, of which JBoss Tools team is part, have a set of software QE job openings available. We are looking to continue improving the usability and quality of the developer experience around Eclipse and around the Red Hat product line, including JBoss Middleware.

This is not your father’s software QE! We make extensive use of automation and continuous integration. Topics range from coding tests in Java and JavaScript, to working with application servers and containers, to contributing source code, and working with CI/CD integrations.

If you want to work with multiple different technologies and get them to work together then apply for one of the current listings.

The current list of openings are:

Note: the job postings do list a specific location, but for the right candidate we are happy to consider many locations worldwide (anywhere there is a Red Hat office).

Happy 2016!

Len DiMaggio

Happy to report that the Developer Experience and Tooling group are looking for a user experience lead.

Here is what we are looking for:

This person will work on improving developer experience in Eclipse based tooling and beyond. Meaning it also covers command line tools, web based tooling and anything in between making up the developer experience.

Plenty of work to start on - please share the link if you know someone that would be interested in helping us making opensource development tools more than just functional but also awesome to use.

Note: the job posting do list Westford location, but for the right candidate we are happy to consider many locations worldwide (anywhere there is a Red Hat office), as well as working from home.

Have fun!
Max Rydahl Andersen
@maxandersen

The Developer Experience and Tooling group, of which JBoss Tools team is part, have a set of job openings available. We are looking to continue improving the usability for developers around Eclipse and around the Red Hat product line, including JBoss Middleware.

Topics range from Java to JavaScript, application servers to containers, source code tinkering to full blown CI/CD setups.

If you are into making developers life easier and like to be able to get involved in many different technologies and get them to work great together then do apply for one of the current listings.

You can also ping me (manderse@redhat.com) for questions.

The current list of openings are:

Note: the job postings do list a specific location, but for the right candidate we are happy to consider many locations worldwide (anywhere there is a Red Hat office), as well as working from home.

Have fun!
Max Rydahl Andersen
@maxandersen