Cleared Onsite Linux Administrator (5647)
$100,000—$125,000
ApplyCleared Onsite Linux Administrator (5647)
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000—$125,000
About the role
- Clearance Required: None; Must be able to obtain a Public Trust clearance 3+ years of technical experience
- Interest in working with and learning a wide variety of technologies. Our team works with DevOps technologies, systems automation, configuration management, Linux container technologies (Kubernetes, GitOps workflows), CI/CD pipelines, disaster recovery, performance tuning, and more.
- Linux systems management and analysis experience (RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu).Comfortable administering virtualized environments with VMware vSphere VMs, containers, or similar.
- Experience administering systems in a large-scale setting.
- Excellent customer facing skills and the calm professional demeanor necessary to bolster customer confidence when stress is highest.
- Strong analysis and troubleshooting skills and experience.
- Perform basic administration tasks and initial troubleshooting of different Linux distributions.
- Bachelor's degree
- Knowledge of the most common OS logs used for troubleshooting problems.
- Troubleshooting of disk space issues and knowledge of the administrative tasks required to address these problems.
- High level understanding of security in Linux (filesystem permissions, etc), may have experience managing users and groups.
- Troubleshooting of booting issues and how to manage services in Linux (SystemV and or SystemD).Basic backup and restore concepts (desktops/laptops).Have experience installing software using the different package managers.
- Basic understanding of applications such as Apache, NginX, MySQL, etc. Troubleshoot performance issues in a single domain using common OS tools such as top, sar and free.
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