Skill
Secure Shell (SSH)
IT Infrastructure and Networking
Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol used to securely access and manage remote computers and servers over an unsecured network, commonly used by system administrators, developers, and DevOps engineers. It provides encrypted communication for remote command-line login, file transfers (via SCP or SFTP), and tunneling other network protocols, replacing older insecure methods like Telnet. SSH keys are also widely used for authenticating with services like GitHub and cloud infrastructure providers.
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R&D Engineer SW Quality 3
Broadcom Inc.
Full-time · Broomfield, CO · $91,100 – $146,000
Broadcom is hiring a QA engineer to test their storage networking switches and management systems, including designing automated test plans and identifying defects. This role suits someone with 5+ years of testing experience who can work with Linux/Windows, write Python scripts, and understand networking and storage protocols.
Listed on Broadcom Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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