LINUX ADMINISTRATOR IN SOUTH AFRICA

Position:          Linux Administrator   Location:          Centurion   Duration:          Permanent   Start Date:        ASAP   Type of Business:        IT   Remuneration:   R   Main Functions:           Personality traits: Deadline driven with focus on quality output, Critical analytical thinker, Ability to work well in a team, Ability to work under pressure, Trustworthy as well as a fast learner, Good communication skills   Expected output: A Linux system administrator is responsible for maintaining the continued operational status of the Linux­based computers or networks. As part of the information technology department, Linux system administrators work closely with many different elements within the department. Duties include making adjustments on every level of the operating system and controlling the day-to-day functions of the entire network. Individuals should be able to install updates and entire systems, as well as control backup information and logistical support information. Servers that function off of Linux­based operating systems will be within their jurisdiction. As such the person needs to analyze and report on various features that can be updated, tweaked or suspended. They should be versed in project management systems and network infrastructure. Teamwork and organization is essential to the success of the candidate and the position. They should maintain a professional work ethic and administer proper feedback to situations. The person may also be called up to present reports to individuals or groups when necessary.   Advantages: ·         Nagios Monitoring ·         Experience in administrating SLE distros ·         Experience in SLEPOS   Requirements:              ·         Nationality: Only South African ·         Qualifications:     Any Technology related degree/diploma ·         Technology Experience     3 years + linux administration, preferably SLES     Firm understanding of §  the Linux kernel and environment §  server hardware §  bash scripting §  networks