nCipher are recruiting

[ewx]

We need a software developer and a technical author. (Ignore the bit about ISO9000.) The software is quite "unixy" but targets Windows and our own platform as well; it's largely written in C (but there's Tcl and Java too, plus other languages on the fringes); the working environment is pleasant. Many readers of this journal will know several of the people who work here already. We're based on Station Rd, Cambridge.

You'll notice in the benefits that there's an employee referral bonus, so feel free to send me a CV if you're interested in either job.

Comments

[saraphale.livejournal.com]

I've poked Fi about the technical author job, as she was updating her CV recently.

[mobbsy.livejournal.com]

It's notable how many people around here have been.

[angua.livejournal.com]

Ah good, I was going to do it too but hadn't got around to it.

[terryfish.livejournal.com]

If you think it might be worth my applying, say so. I'm not in the least bit "up" on security stuff though and I have been out of the commercial programming arena for 18 months, being a syshack and webdev here at mips.

[ewx.livejournal.com]

I'd have thought it'd be worth a shot, yes.

[gerald_duck]

Hmm. From my perspective, this is a few weeks too soon.

I'm currently trapped between I.T. Management and R&D, wondering which way to leap, and wondering whether I can sensibly stay with my current employer, regardless.

If I do decide to jump ship, nCipher is an obvious place to consider. I'm not sure it'd be sensible to work in the same company as my housemate (mdw), however. And then there's IWJ. (-8

Ponder, ponder — oh, the decisions…