Linux Systems Admin III
intelliswiftPalo Alto (CA)
About the role
Job-ID17938372Reference21-11242
Description:
- Deploy and maintain production environments that requires 24/7 availability
- Ensure our services meet stability, performance, and availability requirements.
- Develop and maintain performant, scalable and maintainable software solutions, and tools for internal use.
- Build robust, self-healing features and automation that reduce operational effort and improve service up-time.
- Actively engage in design reviews, code reviews and operational reviews.
- Bachelor's preferably in Computer Science, Mathematics, or equivalent work experience.
- Advanced Degree or Relevant Technology Certificates (Client, Red Hat, Linux)
- Proficient in Linux/Unix operating systems.
- Minimum 6 to 8 years of experience with Linux scripting and automation.
- Proficient to use programming languages and frameworks (Python, Ruby, Go or Perl for example).Understanding in network basics - TCP/IP concepts, common protocols like DHCP and DNS, intermediate routing & switching.
- Hands on experience with Client vSphere.
- Knowledge of Linux filesystems, quotas, RAID, LVM and storage protocols like NFS, CIFS.Experience with configuration management tools, at least one of the following: Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt.
- Systematic problem-solving approach.
- Good communication skills
- Experience with LDAP, SSSD or Kerberos
- Experience with containers and container orchestrators - Docker, Kubernetes, Mesos.
- Knowledge in CI/CD pipelines, Jenkins.
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