[Gllug] VACANCY: Linux sysadmin, Soho

[Matt Robinson]

First an admission - I'm only a temporary subscriber to the list. I  
was referred here through the PHP-London mailing list. I hope I'm  
correctly following the commercial posting policy and not bothering  
you too much, but if I am, my apologies.

Anyway, the ad:
Hampered by our boss' loathing for the whole concept of recruitment  
agencies, our last two developer/techs were found by putting up a  
postcard in Slimelight (the goth nightclub in Angel) but we've come  
to the realisation that this is specialising rather too much, and the  
risk of an errant shaft of sunlight reducing our current sys-admin to  
smouldering ashes is becoming ever greater as global warming  
continues. Anyway:

Tui Interactive Media are looking for a professionally experienced  
Linux/windows sys-admin to work in our Soho offices. You will be in  
charge of both our small in-house network and hosted services running  
primarily Trustix Secure Linux, but also Ubuntu Linux, (and  
decreasingly) Redhat Enterprise. We also have (yeah, we know... :) a  
couple of Windows IIS servers (though that's less important, since we  
have competent Windows admins). You will need to be experienced at  
the very least with:
* Apache & PHP configuration,
* networked server backups,
* server builds and configuration,
* managing DNS and mail systems, and
* windows domain service administration via Samba.
Any additional knowledge and experience you can bring to the table is  
advantageous - for example load-balancing & clustering, VOIP, PHP,  
Perl, Python, etc.; we're *really* interested in people who are keen  
to maintain a balanced, curious and open-minded view on new  
technologies vs. trusted solutions. Tui's a small 14 year old  
internet design agency with great word-of-mouth reputation, big-name  
clients, and an enlightened atmosphere (punctuated by episodes of  
intense playground swearing). Email your CV to jobs at tui.co.uk -  
please don't call us, especially if you're a recruitment agency.

Thanks!

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