Systems Administrator/SR (32068)
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idealforcePhoenix (AZ)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Systems Administrator/SRIDEALFORCE has a CONTRACT position available immediately for a Systems Administrator/SR to join our customer in Phoenix Arizona. This is an ONSITE position. Please find below additional details about this job. Kindly respond with your most up to date resume if you would like to pursue this opportunity. Client is considering only LOCAL CANDIDATES for this position.Job Description-Deployment of web applications-Management and deployment of Linux servers-Write Puppet modules to deploy applications / infrastructure-Help develop tools to maintain and improve the technical infrastructure-Work closely with development team to find and resolve problems across stack-Manage Git/Subversion repositories-Configure/maintain/Support WSO2 middleware productQualificationsRequirements:-5-10 years Linux Administration experience-Application development experience-Understanding of cloud architectures-Strong troubleshooting skills-Ability to quickly learn new technologiesTools Used:-WSO2-Puppet-ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)-ActiveMQ-Python-Java-Tomcat-Jenkins-Apache-Open LDAPAdditional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.All candidates who are authorized to work in US are encouraged to apply.Candidates must clear the Background check prior to commencing the assignment. SOURCER ASSIGNED: Pete Tylor; Email: pete dot tylor at idealforce.com
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