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Aretas Sensor Networks immediately requires an experienced Linux Systems Administrator / Jack of all trades. Responsibilities: Remotely maintain and update existing Linux systems Install, configure and update server software (Apache, Tomcat, Java, PHP, Qmail) Install, update and configure web frameworks and applications (Drupal, J2EE applications) Work with Cloud infrastructure (Amazon AWS, EC2, EBS, etc) launching instances, maintaining AMIs, etc. Perform minor shell scripting Perform minor programming tasks (Java, PHP) Minor MySQL Database Administration Start Date: Immediately. Minimum Requirements / Desired Experience: Demonstrable education or experience suitable for the position Operating Systems: Ubuntu (and variants), CentOS, RHE Experience performing SSH/console-access-only administration Experience with the operating systems, frameworks and software platforms mentioned in the description of responsibilities. Additional Desirable Requirements / Experience: Amazon Web Services API CouchDB / schema free db / VLDB administration and configuration Experience with persistent caching frameworks (e.g. Redis) Experience with load balancing, cluster design, varnish caching, etc. Experience deploying decoupled web service frameworks and understanding the unique challenges of high volume, high traffic, extremely decoupled web applications. Strong development experience with java, flex or PHP.
Please send your resume, as well as a cover letter outlining your practical experience in the areas outlined under responsibilities and requirements to jobs@aretas.ca.
| Company | Aretas Sensor Networks |
| Type | Contract |
| Location | Work from your home in your underwear! |
| Posted | Nov 10, 2011 at 12:40pm |
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