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I am from Minas and typically people are 15-45 minutes late to things. Mostly social events though. It’s not considered rude though because that is the expectation when these kinds of events


Red Hat | Software Engineers various levels Openshift | REMOTE , BOSTON , North Carolina

There are several types of engineering positions open from SRE type roles to product development on the Openshift team. Positions for golang and python developers.

You can email me with questions to razevedo (at) redhat.com


Are you look for engineers at all levels or for senior level engineers only?


My commute is between 1 to 2 hours depending on the day and time and I am only traveling 40 miles. I'd rather take a train for two hours seems certainly doable.


You have to get 45 minutes earlier at the station for passport and luggage control. And you also have to factor the time to go from home to St Pancras, and then from Gare du Nord to your office.

Practically, it's a way longer commute.


My commute is ~1hr and I'm only going around three miles. I could go on at length about the joys of the bus system... ;-)


3 miles? You could easily walk that in an hour, I'd probably walk it in 45 minutes.


The problem I with linux is that there is no good laptop running linux well or anywhere near as good as windows or osx. If I could run osx on alternatives to the macbooks I would be happy best of all worlds.


I see this complaint often here, but I don't get it. Is some Linux driver not working? You can't use the mic, Wi-Fi etc? Linux just works fine on my machine, and also for a large user-base.


The UI on this app is spectacular actually . I want to sit down with the team that wrote it and just ask questions for days.


Performance is poor on my older laptop. Maybe I'm getting to the point where web devs should leave me in the dust, but, it's also a shame to waste resources on newer systems. I suspect the problem is that it's built on React, which struggles with large data sets.

If the team is reading this, I'd bring up a point made on the Netflix dev blog: the key to great React perf is doing the expensive stuff outside of React. Do it low-level, stitch it in with lifecycle callbacks. You can end up keeping most of your code in React's world, while fixing most of the performance problem.


There's a decent chance some of them are reading this thread; what would you want to ask them?


  Location: Boston
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No 
  Technologies: golang, bash,perl, HPOM, SNMP,distributed systems, cloud
  Résumé/CV: http://rafaelazevedo.me/pages/cv/
  Email: mail@rafaelazevedo.me


How much golang are you guys using and is this on site only?


Do you guys offer onsite positions only or do you have ever remote opportunities?


I think setting achievable goals to work towards also helps. Although I feel "stuck" at times as well.


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