Unix System Administrator
Rapidly growing Internet-based managed services provider is seeking a Systems Administrator to assist in managing its online production services infrastructure as part of the Service Operations Division.
Candidates must have Linux/Unix systems administration experience in a commercial or academic data center environment.
Responsibilities
- Requires individual to carry a pager or a cell phone to support 24x7x365 operations
- Install, deploy, and manage Linux-based servers across several environments
- Configuration & management of common system/network services
- Backup and recovery of servers, data, and services
- Support engineering projects and service operations as needed
- Analyze, coordinate and/or assists with resolution of server/service related issues
- Support issue resolution and systems maintenance during non-business hours
Skills
- 2 years Linux/Unix system administration experience in a commercial or academic setting
- Ability to work with a cross-functional team (DEV, OPS, QA, etc.)
- Ability to analyze information and draw conclusions on system performance, trends, and issues
- Desire and ability to learn new technologies/practices
- Ability to work under pressure and with aggressive schedules
- Ability to install, update, query and remove software packages using Yum/RPM
- Understanding and experience with common RAID configurations
- Understanding of basic TCP/IP networking concepts and practices
- Understanding and experience installing/configuring/troubleshooting hardware interfaces including: SCSI, fiber, network interfaces, etc.
- Experience building and deploying servers/storage in a data center setting
- An understanding and experience with production systems change management
Preferred Skills
- Ability to write scripts to support automated (cron) administrative tasks (Perl, bash, etc.)
- Professional certifications (RHCE, A+, Network+, Sun)
Education
- Formal technical training or better required.
If you are interested in applying for this position please email your resume to: