Storage/System Engineer
jconnect infotechSan Jose (CA)
Storage/System Engineer
Posted 4 days ago
jconnect infotechSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Storage/System EngineerMust Have Technical/Functional Skills Skill Set Required: Five years UNIX Systems and Storage administration (Hitachi, infinidat) experience within large 24/7 mission critical enterprise environmentsBuild and deploy new storage servers, Hitachi, NetApp, infinidatExperience in storage CapAdd activities, add arraysApplied experience. You’ve built, broken, and rebuilt software and hardwareExperience with distributions in large enterprise settingExperience managing UNIX configuration management toolsExperience and knowledge with network and Internet concepts, services and protocolsUnderstanding of incident management, problem management, release management and change management conceptsKnowledge of system performance monitoringSystems log management and analysis skillsScripting skillsHost based data migration experience including host level mirroringExperience troubleshooting technical problemsKnowledge of storage area network concepts and fiber channel fundamentalsHands on experience on Python, Ansible, or PuppetWorking knowledge of network protocols and be well versed in the IP stackRoles & Responsibilities: Oracle Enterprise Linux and Ubuntu build/deliverySupport server, storage and database migration activitiesAssist team with root cause analysis for major incidentsHands-on in shell, perl scripts knowledge in Python will be added advantageKnowledge on continuous security OS patching and validationEnsure all solutions and recommended solutions are consistent IT standards and best practicesEngineering initiatives that bring greater transparency and resiliency to core infrastructure – You should be able to document and articulate changes to standard build proceduresEnsure all solutions and recommended solutions are consistent IT standards and best practices
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