[Colchester] Fw: Linux Desktop Engineer Required - Contract

[Andy Bates]

Anyone interested in a bit of Linux work in Cambridge....
just forwarding on if anyone is interested. Slightly too much for me to come up to speed with but hey..

Andy


----- Original Message ----- 
From: tstillwell at technet-it.co.uk 
To: andy at andybates.com 
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 2:03 PM
Subject: Linux Desktop Engineer Required - Contract








Hi Andrew John,



I have a new opportunity for a Linux Desktop Engineer to join a leading Technology company in Cambridge on an initial 3 month contract (likely to go on for much longer).



The successful candidate will be responsible for building Linux desktop computers, Setting up machines on user's desks, deploying patches and updates, Improving and troubleshooting existing Linux build systems, Troubleshooting Linux desktop issues as well as general day to day PC support and repairs. 



Skills & Experience:

Essential:

- Excellent Linux - preferably Ubuntu or Centos.

- Knowledge of PXE

- Knowledge of automated configuration systems e.g. puppet or CfEngine

- Client TCP/IP

- Knowledge of Kerberos



It would also be nice if candidates have :

- Shell scripting

- MacOS X 

- Virtualisation

- LDAP/NIS

- CUPS

- AD knowledge



If this role is of interest to you please reply with an up to date copy of your cv. 





Regards,





Tom Stillwell

Support Consultant

TechNET IT Recruitment Ltd

www.technet-it.co.uk



tstillwell at technet-it.co.uk



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