[linuxjobs] VACANCY: Linux Systems Administrator(s)

[Ege Turgay]

Originally sent to gllug mailing list but this list seems more
appropriate. 


Job Title: Linux Systems Administrator
Location: Uxbridge, UB8 2JP
Salary: £20-45k per annum depending on experience
Company:Maglabs Limited 
URL: http://www.maglabs.net

For the AGENCIES, 

don't bother approaching me as we have got some agencies we work with
already and we are not currently planning to add more to the list. 
(As the last time I sent a similar post, I said strictly no agencies and
ended up having calls and I had to be impolite.)

Please apply by EMAIL ONLY by sending an email to jobs at maglabs dot
net

We are looking for Linux Systems Administrators to expand our team. This
will involve Junior/Mid/Senior roles as we may hire multiple people.

You will be a part of a team responsible for maintaining the linux
servers for bluechip and corporate clients.
Holding an RHCE certificate would be a preference but not a must as long
as you get the fundamentals right.

40 Hours per week, 25 days holiday per annum with flexible working hours
(participation in an out of hours coverage schedule and on call
rotations).
You will be eligible for an Employee Profit Share Scheme. 

Required Skills:

- Strong knowledge of CentOS/RHEL Linux Distributions (or similar
distributions)
- XEN/KVM Virtualisation
- Web Hosting services (BIND, Apache, Postfix/Sendmail, MySQL)
- Systems / Network Services (LVM,XFS,SE Linux,NFS, Samba, OpenVPN)
- System Monitoring (Nagios, Cacti, SNMP, MRTG)
- System Management (Spacewalk, RHN Satellite)
- Security (FreeBSD PF, Linux Iptables, TCP wrappers)
- Network Administration and Analyzing, Network Sniffers (Wireshark)
- Scripting Languages: Bash, Perl, PHP, SQL
- Comfortable with compiling open source software, kernel and packaging
RPM packages.
- Knowledge of Linux/UNIX scripting and automation.
- Familiarity with Ethernet networks (including switch and router
configuration)
- Some experience of using and administering Windows.
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