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Bash/Shell Scripting

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Bash/Shell scripting is the practice of writing executable scripts using shell command languages to automate system tasks, deployments, and data processing pipelines on Linux and Unix systems. It is a foundational skill for backend developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators who need to glue together command-line tools and manage servers. Scripts commonly handle file operations, environment configuration, and scheduled jobs via cron.

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DevOps / AgentOps Engineer, GTM Systems

Menlo Ventures Portfolio

Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $320,000 – $405,000

This role builds an AI-powered CI/CD pipeline for Anthropic's GTM systems, where agents, humans, and AI assistants collaborate in a release process. It suits DevOps engineers who've operated production platforms, understand Salesforce deployments, and have thoughtful opinions about where automation belongs versus human oversight.

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