Hi.... and thanks for reading.
I consult for a small Chicago area company who is looking

for a Linux guru who has experience with WLAN drivers.

The company needs to modify the WLAN driver to control

a proprietary antenna for a DOD customer.  Some integration

work is needed for their deliverable hardware.  The MadWifi

driver has been identified for modification, but any Linux driver for

any 802.11g mini-PCI WLAN adapter would be acceptable.

A detailed software functional spec for the modifications

is available.
This should be a 6 month part-time contract for the right consultant.
Please email to joekwak@sbcglobal.net if you are interested in

getting the details.  Please use subject line:  "WLAN driver contract".

Please attach a copy of your resume.
If you don't have the time for this new work, please forward this email

to a qualified colleague.
Thanks,

Joe Kwak 
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Btw,
we also need "some" driver hackers for life-time jobs :) Also shorter

times will be ok.
Easyest thing will be -> there is a bug and you get $$$ for it when you

have fixed the bug.
Everthing "you" wrote will also be published and uploaded in the svn...

We are mainly working on adhoc

and brideging stuff...
If anybody is interested in doing this from home for smart times, mail

us to dreise@saxnet.de
Regards,
Steffen Dreise, Robert Tulke
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Hi.
For the future:
It would be nice if companies who want to advertise job openings would get

in contact with us before they post their offers to the list. This is also

in the interest of those companies, as we usually offer to announce the

job opening on madwifi.org. Apart from that it's just polite :)
Thanks.
Bye, Mike
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