[PLUG] Linux admin job at Institute for Advanced Study

[Brian Epstein <ep@epiary.org>]

PLUG,

	There is a job opportunity at the Institute for Advanced Study 
in Princeton, NJ, where I work.  It is a beautiful campus situated 
close to the Princeton Junction train station incase you would be 
commuting.  The position will be for general programming and Linux 
systems administration of a research cluster.

	This position is definitely worth a second look.  Feel free to 
email me with any questions or your resume if you are interested.

Thanks, and sorry for the plug (pun intended).
ep

POSITION AVAILABLE

JOB TITLE:              Linux Systems Administrator

SUPERVISOR:             Computer Manager, School of Natural Sciences

POSITION SUMMARY:

The School of Natural Sciences Computing group is looking to expand its 
team, which provides full service IT support to the school's faculty, 
members and staff.  In addition to standard tasks, the group will be 
undertaking the installation and support of a new 64-node Linux cluster 
this year, as well as beginning to provide support for the Institute's 
Simons Center for Systems Biology.   A Linux system administrator, with 
a background in programming, is sought to assist in these projects, as 
well as provide continued support for existing systems.

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

1.      Day-to-day management of cluster; for example managing 
job-queuing software (PBS/Torque), diagnosis of hardware problems.

2.      Programming projects related to system administration and 
process automation.

3.      Installation/upgrade of user software base.

4.      User administration and support; in particular assisting users 
experiencing compilation problems.

5.      Updating both user documentation and system documentation.

6.      Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

REQUIREMENTS:

1.      Experience with administering RedHat Linux essential.  A RedHat 
certification is required. Previous experience with Beowulf clustering 
is strongly preferred.

2.      Experience with package management tools, such as RPM required. 
Building RPMs, Makefiles, etc. required.

3.      Strong programming background, including a foundation in C 
programming required.  Perl, PHP, Python and Ruby knowledge is also 
desirable.

4.      Experience building open source software and working with 
Makefiles essential. Experience compiling 64-bit code desirable.

5.      Excellent communication (verbal and written), problem solving, 
organizational and interpersonal skills required.

Interested internal candidates should contract Human Resources by 
October 5.  External candidates should submit resume and cover letter to 
Linuxadm@ias.edu.

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