We have an immediate open position for a Unix System Admin in Sunnyvale, CA.
Here are the details:

Position: Unix System Admin
Location: Sunnyvale, CA
Duration: 6 months
Rate: Up to $62/hr W2 Non-Benefits

Essential Job Functions

· Maintain and troubleshoot production data pipelines and data tools

· Coordinate with IT and developers on new processes release

· Work with development team to help them create highly reliable data
applications

· Managing SLA (service level agreement) for hundreds of data pipeline
machines

Production support: troubleshoot, report, and prioritize bugs on
operational issues with the production data pipeline

Improve and promote operational scalability and standardization

· Diagnose OS, network and storage issues

· Coordinating with IT and developers on new product releases

· Tuning hardware and software settings

· Creating and updating operational documentation: run books, maintenance
procedures

· Deployment and troubleshooting software releases according to the
operational CMR procedures



Non-essential Job Functions

· Create tools and programs to automate jobs

· Work with IT to manage hardware resources



Requirements

· Excellent problem solving, multi-tasking and communication skills

· Very strong sense of responsibility and commitment.

· Fast learner with the ability to work independently and in a team
environment.

· Prior experience with development in Perl, Shell Scripts and SQL

· Experience with building system and application level monitoring tools
for large deployment are highly preferable. Familiarity with some of
monitoring applications like NetSaint / Nagios

· 5+ years of experience in release engineering, operations and technical
support.

· Detailed knowledge of the UNIX operating system, prior experience with
FreeBSD is a plus

· Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

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If you are interested send your resume.



Sam

Global Infotech Corp

3333 Bowers Ave Suite 254

Santa Clara, CA 95054

Email: sam@global-infotech.com

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 01:34:56 GMT, Dumbass Spammer <sam@dumbass-spammer.com> wrote:

Go away, spammer, and stay there. All you are accomplishing here is to
show us all who to avoid dealing with (you).

[Posted and mailed]

In article <4%5tj.6107$xq2.3161@newssvr21.news.prodigy.net> ,
"Global Infotech" <sam@global-infotech.com> writes:
Hmmmm. Let's take a look at the name of this group, shall we?
comp.unix.admin. Do YOU see the word "jobs" in the name? I
certainly don't, and I doubt anybody else does, either. There
are hundreds, if not thousands, of groups with the word "jobs"
in their names. What do you think that might mean? Here's a
clue for the clueless - they probably have something to do with
job announcements. If you don't see the word jobs in the group's
name, chances are it doesn't have anything to do with jobs or
job announcements.

Now it may be that English is not your native language - probably
not, since you're a recruiter. So, let's simplify:

(1) Group name is comp.unix.admin - the word jobs appears nowhere
in the name. comp.unix.admin is a _discussion_ group where folks
discuss unix admin issues.
(2) Hundreds/thousands - 'scuse me, I meant to say lots - of
newsgroups whose names DO have the word jobs in them. Those groups
usually have something to do with job postings and announcements.

Now, having reviewed the lesson, here's the question for you:
Where do you think you job posting would be more appropriate, in
a jobs group or in a group without jobs in its name? You have
2 minutes to answer .. your time starts now.

By posting here you've identified yourself as a clueless spammer
and have, just coincidentally, damaged your employer's
reputation, as well. I would certainly not use the services
of a company whose employees are so clueless.

--
Robert G. Melson | Rio Grande MicroSolutions | El Paso, Texas
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Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable
reason so few engage in it. -- Henry Ford

On 2008-02-15, Dave Hinz <DaveHinz@gmail.com> wrote:
I hear there's vampires down in Sunnydale anyways.


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Christopher Mattern

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