Senior UNIX Systems Administrator
Position Summary:
A Senior UNIX administrator who can design, implement
and maintain a solid, reliable UNIX infrastructure in
a heterogeneous FreeBSD/Linux environment.
Responsibilities:
? Maintaining FreeBSD/Linux server infrastructure
? Maintaining all firewalls, including Cisco and
FreeBSD IPFW rules
? Maintaining all FreeBSD/Linux applications ?
postfix, RSA server, DNS, etc
? Implementing new FreeBSD/Linux applications where
necessary
? Creating and maintaining complete network
documentation
? Managing FreeBSD/Linux backups and offsite storage
of tape media
? Troubleshoot and resolve FreeBSD/Linux server
problems quickly
? Maintain Gateway hosts and VPNs
? Maintain systems in development/demo lab area
? Support diverse hardware and software needs for
Development Lab
? Test and evaluate hardware for project/site purposes
? Emergency field support for our nationwide Customers
Requirements:
The ideal candidate has/is:
? At least five (5)+ years experience as a UNIX server
administrator
? At least four (4) years customer service related
experience
? Superior with RAID drive arrays
? Superior Skills with FreeBSD, Linux
? Outstanding customer service skills
? Outstanding time management skills
? Outstanding communication skills, both written and
verbal
? Proficient with Perl, Csh (or other UNIX shells)
? Proficient with DNS, NFS/Samba, NIS, DHCP, BGP, RSA
? Proficient with UNIX security and firewall design
? Proficient with Mylex, 3Ware, DPT RAID cards
? Familiar with MySQL and Postgre databases
? Familiar with Cisco routers and FreeBSD IPFW
? Highly self-motivated, as well as capable of
inspiring other team members to perform
? The ability to work in a multi-tasking environment
? Excellent mechanical aptitude
? BS/MS in Computer Science, Engineering or equivalent
work experience
Advantages:
The ideal candidate has/is:
? Located in the San Francisco Bay area
? Has DoD, DHS, equivalent Security Clearance
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