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Your best bet would be to contact local LUGs to find interested people who know their business.

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Gutentag!

As Shashan Sharma pointed out, LUGs would probably be a good starting point. And as you may know already, a big part of the IT workforce is imported from India nowadays. I found a listing of LUGs here:

http://www.gnu.org/gnu/gnu-user-groups.html

You can also hire the services of a multilingual recruitment agency, like
www.beeswax.com
(I think it's the biggest of this type)

Posting announces in Universities and attending Job fairs can also help you.

Good luck...

I am personally interested in working for your company. It has always been a dream of mine to work in Germany, where I have some roots, and I do have a good knowledge of linux and networking, which I would like to deepen.

Therefore, I have taken the liberty of promoting myself a bit below:

Strengths :
- Speak German (although not academic german)
- Possess the German Citizenship (no need for work visa)
- Good Linux Administration skills (recompiling the kernel, cron, scripting, runlevels....)
- Good understanding of TCP/IP networking.
- Advanced experience with iptables and tc
- Experience with LAMP and Squid
- Lots of PHP/MySQL develpper experience.
- Some experience on busybox embedded linux
- Fast learner

Weaknesses:
- No degree
- No certifications
- No C/C++ or Assembly Knowledge.
- No experience with mail transfer agents

If you think that I could be of any help to your company, please let me know.

If i'm not the right person, I can also put you in contact with some linux geeks here in Beirut, Lebanon. One of them is really good... but he's currently employed as a project manager (he was my boss). Let me know if you want to get in touch with them, or if you need anything else from me.

I can be reached through this board or at the following email address:
rode (at) dergham.com

Best Regards,
Rolf Dergham.

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[Modified by: Rolf on April 05, 2008 01:20 AM]

Ill be willing to go... any email that I could send my resume to you...

Ive always liked germany, and have been using linux quite some time...

Moving thread to the Jobs forum.

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Hello thr,

I am just a kid in front of you people. But all i got is a training under Noman Khanzada on RHEL 0333, 133, 253. Also have experience on SUSE linux.

If interested contact on my cell: +92-333-2246006

Noshad Yousuf

When you consider offshore Linux administration, please let me know. I am highly experienced system/network administrator. My knowledge ranges from web, DNS, FTP and Database configuration up to system/network hardening.

Write to:

consultancy[at]wahil.net

or chat to: sbgcat[at]hotmail.com

I can consider to move to Europe based upon our agreement. I provide Linux/UNIX consultancy to companies or individuals.

Please write to my e-mail and I'll send you my complete resume.

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Hi there,

Quote DF5JT:

I am currently on a retainer from a large, multinational Telco Enterprise based in Germany that is 90% based on Open Source Software in its infrastructure. The company runs a number of data centers with more than 50.000 servers and is in desperate need of competent administrators, security engineers, network engineers, programmers and other tech related jobs.

Quote DF5JT:

The job market in Germany is full of people with Microsoft certificates, but those with Linux knowledge are impossible to find, since the demand is way higher than the supply. The company is willing to hire savvy people from overseas and sponsor the visa application, but finding these people is the problem. All the regular job pages do not offer me any competent geeks that are willing to relocate to Europe.

Quote DF5JT:

Question: How do I reach my target audience. i.e. Linux guys willing to go for an adventure in Europe, learn a new language, appreciate a new cultural experience and broaden their knowledge by working for a high tech company?

I don't know if you are still looking for people. I worked as electronics-technician in Germany, and moved into the US. I took 3 years of computer-science coursework here in the US, and worked 5 years as systems-administrator, and 1.5 years as professional programmer for video games. I spend a lot of time with Linux. It's my passion. I am actually considering moving back to Germany if the right opportunity is there.
In any event, if you are interested, send me a message either in German, English or Spanish.

I am a Sr Linux admin for a social networking website in india. I am looking for suitable job openings in open source tech in Germany. I have arnd 7 yrs exp in linux . I will be migrating to Germany by March 2010 and will also have residence permit in Germany. My email id is kevin.savio.fernandes@gmail.com.