[nclug-jobs] Linux System Administrator - Colorado Community College System - Denver

[Cecil, Christina]

The Colorado Community College System has an immediate opening for a Linux System Administrator in Denver, CO.



Job Summary:



This position will assist in the oversight of the CCCS Linux system involving the performance of system administration tasks on large-scale Linux systems in a multi-vendor, high performance computing environment. This position will also assist in performing CCCS Linux installation, including project management.


Education:

This position requires a bachelor's degree in Information Technology or a related field. Progressively responsible experience related to that listed in the duties and responsibilities above may be substituted year for year for the degree. This experience must be in addition to the required experience outlined below.

Experience:

Two years of progressively responsible experience working with Linux servers. Competent networking skills and familiarity with both TCP/IP and high-speed proprietary interconnects.
Experience with the installation and maintenance of operating systems software and support utilities including Linux process accounting, security software, and script programming. Proficiency with patching and building Linux kernels.

Additional Preferred Experience:

Previous experience with the deployment and management of large-scale Linux environments.
Experience with VMware, Fiber Channel SAN, NetBackup/tape library, and/or Nagios.
Red Hat Linux engineer certification (RHCE).

Experience with virtualization tools.







Please see the full job description and application process at: http://www.cccs.edu/Docs/HR/employment/CCCS/298320-LinuxAdministator.pdf
Christina Cecil
Assistant Director, Human Resources
Colorado Community College System
9101 E. Lowry Blvd.
Denver, CO  80230
720-858-2732

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