Job Title: Service Engineer (90 Position) Location: Sunnyvale, CA
Rate : $50/ Project Duration : 1 - 2 Years Responsibilities: • Function as a technical generalist responsible for the overall health and performance of the assigned Yahoo! Property • Develop tools to automate the deployment, administration, and monitoring of a large-scale Linux environment • Gain deep application-level knowledge of the systems as well as contributing to their overall design • Work with development teams to harden, enhance, document, and generally improve the operability and maintainability of our systems • Identify and triage outages, monitor and remediate systems and network performance • Assist in the configuration/build-out of new deployments to facilitate our constant growth • Function as a key member of a cross-functional team to address new product deployment, system performance, capacity planning and SLA compliance. • Participate in a 12x7 (daylight hours) on-call pager rotation Preferred Job Qualifications: -5+ years experience with Linux (RHEL a plus) and FreeBSD -5+ years experience administering large-scale UNIX installations (LAMP background a plus) -2+ years experience working with Apache -2+ years experience working with Nagios -2+ years experience working with a package management system (yum and RPM a plus) -Experience with SQL and commonly deployed database systems -BS Computer Science We are expecting healthy and long relationship with you and your company. Thank you for your valuable time. Thanks & best regards, Chandra Shekar Business Development Manager Allied Deployment and Training, LLC Phone: 415-418-7693 Fax : 270-517-3892 Mail ID: [email protected] Linked In: http://www.linkedin.com/in/chandrashekarallied www.allied-dt.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "USITCV" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/usitcv?hl=en.
