What are the responsibilities and job description for the Unix Administrator position at corelab?
UNIX ADMINISTRATOR
SUMMARY
We are seeking an experienced Unix Server Architect to join our team,
responsible for the design, deployment, and maintenance of Unix server
infrastructure and related storage systems. This role involves installing,
configuring, and managing Unix servers, implementing security patches and
upgrades, and developing comprehensive backup and disaster recovery plans. The
Unix Server Architect will serve as the primary administrator, work closely
with external auditors for IT compliance, and collaborate with key vendors and
internal teams, including DBA’s and Oracle Analysts, to ensure optimal system
performance and data integrity. Expertise in Unix architecture, technical
troubleshooting, and a proactive approach to new technologies are essential for
success in this role.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
- Expert in Unix/Linux server architecture. Designs, builds, deploys and maintains Unix servers and related storage systems
- Installs, configures and supports all Unix/Linux servers, security patches, upgrades, etc. Serves as primary administrator
- Responsible for developing backup/recovery plans for Unix/Linux servers, ensuring daily backups, and restoration (including Disaster Recovery)
- Works with external auditors during annual IT audits of Unix/Linux and Oracle ERP systems
- Works with key vendors such as HP/Dell to keep abreast of new technology
- Work closely with the DBA team and Oracle Analysts to ensure Oracle ERP system integrity and performance
- Analyze Unix/Linux systems changes and participate in technical troubleshooting
- May require travel on a special needs basis
- Participate in the Company’s 24x7 support service commitment
- Microsoft Windows Server and Microsoft Systems Center experience preferred
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE
- Bachelor's degree preferred, Computer Science or related field preferred. High School or GED required.
- 3 years of relevant Unix systems experience and 4 years of related IT experience
- Strong knowledge of Unix/Linux
- Strong knowledge of security patch management, server monitoring, and Disaster Recovery practices
- Strong knowledge of backup and recovery procedures
- Should have a good knowledge of coding, using Perl, CGI, C and shell scripting
- Excellent time, project management and organizational skills
- Excellent personal skills to work with a variety of people
- Familiar with project management techniques and processes
- Ability to work as team member and independently with minimal supervision
