Yeah, that is pretty much on point. Most of the times training courses gets the foot into the door and if the need arises we will do projects for existing customers. we are operating in germany, austria and switzerland mainly. People say that amazon is not a very good employer, but i guess it is different if you do software or IT related stuff.
mainly backend architecture and software.
this is a list of my repertoire: MS System Center (SCOM, SCCM, SCSM), Red Hat Enterprise Linux + SELinux, Application Servers (JBoss AS, Wildfly, WebSphere AS), Virtualization (Vmware, Hyper-V/SCVMM, XenServer), Identity Management (MS FIM/MIM, Novell Identity Management), Backup und Recovery (Arcserve Backup & UDP, emc² Networker, IBM TSM, Symantec Backup Exec and Netbackup, Veeam Backup), PaaS (CloudFoundry), Business Intelligence and Reporting (Crystal Reports, JasperReports), Load Testing (Ranorex, HP Loadrunner), Software-Defined Storage (Datacore SANsymphony), Antivirus Software (McAfee, TrendMicro, Sophos & Symantec), Monitoring (Whatsup Gold & Nagios). Of course my company does offer way more topics, but these mentioned are my specialties. As you can see that is a pretty big range of topics and that is exactly why we struggle to find any proper employees. Are you interested in a specific topic ?
Wow, cool. Although you probably noticed how Brasils and Portugals Portuguese differ. The latter does sound more harsh a bit like Russian almost, and makes it harder to understand.
Brazilian Portuguese has more of a open fuller sound because of the influence of immigrants, mostly Italian, French, African languages and native Brazilian. This makes it for a language that's muxh more diverse.