Anyone have solid SCM experience?

[Samantha Tilney]

I'm looking for a contractor with experience rolling out Git-- if interested, please feel free to contact me at samanth...@mondo.com

Thanks!

My direct client, an Electronic Inspection company has an immediate need for a SCM Contractor

Duration: 3-6 months
Location: Natick, MA
Salary/Rate: D.O.E
Start Date: ASAP 
 
Responsibilities:
The Role
The role involves working with the development team to determine if Git is a viable source code management system for use at Client Site. The work will include evaluation of Git security and determining the Git configuration that should deployed. If Git is determined to be a viable option the project will also include transition existing source code base from ClearCase and Git to the new SCM environment.
 
Tasks performed in this job include:
 

·  Determine the Git configuration that Client should use.

·  Identify and test Git add-on components.

·  Define the corporate standard for Git servers and clients.

·  Help to create policies and procedures for working with Git / SCM.

·  Transition existing source code base from ClearCase to Git, as required.

·  Transition existing Git systems to the new corporate standard Git configuration.

 
Qualifications/Requirements:
 

·  Expert in administering and using Git for source code management.

·  Deep knowledge of source code management

·  Good working knowledge of Linux, Windows and Apache.

·  Some knowledge / experience with Git GUI front ends desirable.

·  Excellent written and verbal communication skills

·  Familiar with ClearCase version control system is desirable.

·  Experience with scripting languages such as Perl or Python is desirable

 

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[Grierson, David]

Did anyone else love the irony that this ad was looking for a Git admin and didn't mention Subversion in any way whatsoever.

 

Dg.

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[vishwajeet singh]

On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 8:30 PM, Grierson, David <David.G...@bskyb.com> wrote:

Did anyone else love the irony that this ad was looking for a Git admin and didn't mention Subversion in any way whatsoever.

Yes I did, but thought to ignore :-p 

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[Samantha Tilney]

I

figured you Subversion fiends might have some experience with Git ;)

[Daniel Shahaf]

Samantha Tilney wrote on Thu, May 23, 2013 at 11:12:09 -0400:
> I figured you Subversion fiends might have some experience with Git ;)

So? This is a mailing list for Subversion user support. It has 800+
readers, most of whom are not looking for a 3-6 months contract for work
on Git. That suggests your post was off-topic.

[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

This may be partly my fault. I'm getting a lot of calls for SCM work,
and have suggested that they *look* on the maiiling lists. I didn't
tell any of them to advertise on the *wrong* mailing lists, and
discouraed them from direct adversiting.