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Welcome to the Free Software Job Page. This page is maintained by the Free Software Foundation as a service to the free software community.

Sony Computer Entertainment America is seeking a GNU Tool-Chain Software Engineer (Posted 2005-02-01).
FSF is currently seeking a contractor for the position of "System Analyst / Database Guru".
The University of California at Irvine is currently seeking a Specialist in Distributed Data Analysis (Posted here 2004-11-22).

If you are a job seeker, you should consider listing yourself in the GNU Service Directory. (Employers are encouraged to look for help there as well.)

Free software employers may submit jobs offers in the following job boards: gnuorg The job offer will show on this page, if it fits one of the following qualifications:

Development or maintenance of software for distribution to the public, if all the software to be developed or maintained is free software.
Writing or maintenance of documentation for software, if all the software to be documented is free software, and all the documentation to be written or maintained is free in the same sense.
Development or maintenance of software for private use by specific clients, if the clients will have the source code and rights to modify and distribute it, and if the software to be used for the development is all free software.
Providing support of software, if all the software to be supported is free software.
Promotion or marketing of software, if all the software to be promoted and/or marketed is free software.
Installation of software, if all the software to be installed is free software.

Postings should not mention any specific non-free software by name unless it is very widely known, because we do not want to provide free advertising to non-free programs.

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