Our group of 3D graphics researchers in the computer sciences department
is looking for a part-time system administrator to help set up and
manage about 10 linux machines and two windows machines.
Ideally, we'd like someone who can work a lot over the next month or
so (e.g. over winter break) to get the new linux environment set up on
6-10 machines. After that, there would be less work. There would not be
any disk backup duties, since those are handled by someone else.
* Hours are flexible, pay is on an hourly basis.
* Pay is in range $10.00-$15.00/hr depending on experience,
year in school, etc.
* You must be a current student at UT, undergrad or grad.
Responsibilities:
* General Red Hat / Fedora linux system management
* Initial set up of multi-user multi-machine linux environment:
- shared uid/gid database
- shared filesystems using pre-existing NFS server
- etc.
* Install and configure 6-10 machines for this environment
* Set up samba server; verify that it works with WindowXP and Macs
Mandatory Skills:
* General Linux system administration
* Ability to work with minimal supervision
(i.e. you can teach yourself what you don't know already)
* Organized and detail oriented
* Willing to create and update human-readable documentation
describing overall system configuration.
Ideal Skills (OK to be missing some if willing to learn):
* Previous experience administering multi-user, multi-computer
linux environment.
* NFS configuration
* Samba configuration
* WindowsXP administration (single-user OK; domain even better)
* MacOS X administration
* Simple apache web-server configuration
* Simple VPN server configuration
How to apply:
* email resume as PDF file to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and provide
three references with contact information.
* we will interview the most promising applicants
* if you're well qualified but can't work over winter break,
please apply anyway - we're flexible.
Bill Mark
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Sciences
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