Any *nix guys looking for a job

[timwilky]

We have a vacancy for a Unix admin type

V A C A N C Y

Senior Systems UNIX Administrator

A vacancy has arisen for a Senior Systems UNIX Administrator within IT Dept. The successful candidate will be able to manage, administer and maintain the UK server farm, with the role being extremely customer focused and requiring liaison with other corporate offices. Additional skills in Networking, project management, documentation & security are also sought. The role will be based in Rugby but some travel will be required both domestic & international


Key areas of responsibility for this role will include: -
·Support and administer UNIX Server farm.
·Installation of Servers and associated tools
·Provide 2nd and 3rd line support to the Application and Workplace Service lines
·IT security aspects related to clients, servers and stand-alone units
·Licensing, versioning & implementation of commercial software
·Provide support at global level where necessary
·Routine housekeeping and reporting for the smooth running of the Datacentre.

The successful applicant should be qualified to degree level and be an excellent technical problem solver embracing a wide range of technologies, able to work under pressure and willing to work outside of normal hours at short notice. Previous experience of UNIX flavours (Solaris, AIX, RHEL) is required, as well as strong networking experience and exposure to SAN technologies. Experience with ITIL best practice would be an advantage.


If anyone interested send me a PM

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by timwilky

We have a vacancy for a Unix admin type

V A C A N C Y

Senior Systems UNIX Administrator

A vacancy has arisen for a Senior Systems UNIX Administrator within IT Dept. The successful candidate will be able to manage, administer and maintain the UK server farm, with the role being extremely customer focused and requiring liaison with other corporate offices. Additional skills in Networking, project management, documentation & security are also sought. The role will be based in Rugby but some travel will be required both domestic & international


Key areas of responsibility for this role will include: -
·Support and administer UNIX Server farm.
·Installation of Servers and associated tools
·Provide 2nd and 3rd line support to the Application and Workplace Service lines
·IT security aspects related to clients, servers and stand-alone units
·Licensing, versioning & implementation of commercial software
·Provide support at global level where necessary
·Routine housekeeping and reporting for the smooth running of the Datacentre.

The successful applicant should be qualified to degree level and be an excellent technical problem solver embracing a wide range of technologies, able to work under pressure and willing to work outside of normal hours at short notice. Previous experience of UNIX flavours (Solaris, AIX, RHEL) is required, as well as strong networking experience and exposure to SAN technologies. Experience with ITIL best practice would be an advantage.


If anyone interested send me a PM

No Degree, like fairly fixed office hours, hate RedHat, have managed a world-wide IP based network for a tier1 ISP.

Dont think its the one for me Tim.

[Luckypants]

Missing the most important bit of any job advert.......




SHOW US THE MONEY!!

location/renumeration?

[Dave20046]

Is it the kind of thing that can be blagged?

[Dave20046]

Originally Posted by Kinvig

location

Rugby?

[timwilky]

I don't know what the money is. I have simply cut/paste a round robin that was mailed to all the IT dept. Personal experience is that they pay what they can get away with. But as you progress the ladder salary is OK. but never good.

Whilst it is UK based. There is scope for some international travel and a career structure. The UK server farm is about 200 boxes distributed at about 5 principle UK sites. scope to get involved with large SANs, VMWare etc. We are a huge organisation nobody has ever heard of.

OK Rugby is the middle of nowhere. But it is where our UK headquarters is.

I wouldn't worry about a degree. Most of the current incumbents are there on experience rather than qualification

[ophic]

Don't knock Rugby! It's erm... great

I've forwarded to a mate who may be intersted....tho he may not. He used to be on contractor rates in London (£400 a day) but he decided to take the summer off and may now want a permie role...

Tim I just got a letter today saying I could be out of a job by next Friday. Deflated isnt the word! The Unix post is not for me though (I dont have the right skills or a degree) but if there are any other IT jobs going Im more than interested.