UNIX Administrator
- June 11th, 2009
- Posted in Canberra Jobs, IT, Senior Executive
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The role of the UNIX Administrator is to provide high level technical support and management of our client’s UNIX environment.
It is expected that the UNIX Administrator would have a minimum of five years UNIX admin experience, particular AIX, with knowledge and experience in high availability and san technologies as well as possess sound knowledge of TCP/IP networks and be able to design, install, configure and troubleshoot at the highest level.
Responsibilities
- administer the corporate UNIX environments, ensuring high availability & performance through appropriate change/release management;
- provide design and implementation advice to the in-house application developers, as well as working productively with the database administration team;
- monitor and support the server & storage infrastructure;
- project manage and implement new solutions;provide appropriate technical documentation.
Skills
- proven UNIX administration experience supporting large mission critical 24×7 systems in a highly secure environment, specialising in AIX;
- proven knowledge and exposure to IBM’s High Availability Cluster Multiprocessing (HACMP);
- knowledge of IBM’s Advanced POWER Virtualization System (VIOS)
- proven change management skills especially in regard to mission critical 24×7 systems in a highly secure environment;
ALL APPLICANTS MUST HAVE AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP DUE TO SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
To apply for this role please contact Jason Duce on 02 6246 8116 or apply directly to my inbox at ayresume@paxus.com.au
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Reference number: SK/AY98779
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