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Senior UNIX Administrator

Company Name:
Ebit Information Systems
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Summary:

Our client is seeking a Senior UNIX Administrator to join their Louisville, Kentucky team. Key responsibilities include:
Oversee maintenance and support of all UNIX server hardware in a mainly Red Hat Linux environment.
Oversee system patching, analyze for performance tuning, and ensure system backups.
Produce cause analysis on any incident within the UNIX systems themselves or hardware.
Run reports that are critical to the health and management of the environment.
Ensure security requirements are being met.
Handle any issues related to all facets of the UNIX environment.
Required
Experience:
7
years of experience working within the client server area.
Bachelor's degree highly preferred but equivalent experience acceptable (in addition to the mandatory 7
years mentioned above).
5
years of experience working with Linux.
4 years of experience with VMWare.
4
years of experience with architecting and designing UNIX systems, ideally with Red Hat Linux.
Proficient with the support and recovery of UNIX systems.
Proficient with networking protocols.
Solid ability to write UNIX shell scripts.
Deep understanding of centralized server management.
Preferred
Experience:
Experience working with IBM Power Series.
Perl, Ruby, or Python experience.
Any experience with Oracle databases.
IBM WebSphere experience.
AIX and Solaris experience.
SAN based server environment experience.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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