Comer has a new edition of "Operating System Design: The Xinu Approach" that focuses on a Linksys/Cisco router. I've not read the text officially yet, but the drafts were very interesting. Purdue CS grad students use Xinu for the OS course projects (http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs503/).
Aprimo has lots of technical openings right now and more to come! We're a software company HQ'd in Indianapolis focused on improving the marketing segment. Our solutions range from customer-hosted applications into SaaS/cloud offerings.
Development happens using a full Microsoft-oriented stack with C#, SQL Server, IIS, ASP.NET, etc. Our application is totally web-based, so Javascript experience helps.
Development / SW engineering positions typically are located in either Indy or Raleigh, but there are exceptions. Also have QA and test engineer positions.
Technical consultants are remote, just have to live within the region they support (West, South, other cardinal directions).
There are even some INTERNATIONAL opportunities (China, Czech Republic).
Looking for a DBA role? Awesome, we've got openings for that too. Databases experience with the following appreciated: SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Teradata.
Feel free to email me (tim - jarz.net) for information.
ETA: ignoring racial bias in policing @ https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/aaoswq5bzdpptrtd7s...
Plus a good take on his "Thought Police" post https://medium.com/@BradleyHolt/what-uncle-bob-gets-wrong-c0...