[linuxjobs] Systems Administrator / Architect - Butlers Wharf, London

[Stuart Barr]

Adaptable Systems Administrator / Architect needed for leading Web  
2.0 / Social Software company

We are looking for an adaptable, professional, and enthusiastic  
systems administrator to help keep our internal and external systems  
happy and healthy.

You'll be someone who is comfortable ranging across a mix of  
technologies from Linux to Windows 2003 Server, with an occasional  
detour into the land of OS X. Shell scripting, server monitoring,  
Apache and Tomcat configuration should be bread and butter for you,  
and bonus points will be awarded for experience with the likes of  
MySQL, PHP, Rails, Subversion, Linux Virtual Server, Confluence,  
MovableType and Wordpress. Experience architecting and administering  
virtualised hosting environments is also highly desirable. In  
addition, we expect you to have good communication skills, have a  
logical approach to problem solving, and be meticulous about  
documentation.

The role will involve these main areas of work:

- Architecting and implementing a completely new virtualised hosting  
environment
- Providing hosting advice to internal project teams and setting up  
and managing hosting for client projects
- Management and administration of development and testing servers as  
well as other internal systems
In return we'll offer a competitive salary, a non-formal (no suits  
required) work environment in a great location just off Shad Thames  
where you'll have easy access to great coffee, good restaurants,  
Nabaztag bunnies, and where you'll be working alongside a bunch of  
knowledgeable and passionate people joined together by a desire to  
help change the way people collaborate and communicate.

For more information about us visit http://www.headshift.com

To apply, please send your CV and links to jobs at headshift.com and  
quote the Systems Administrator role.
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