Virgin Gaming is looking for a sysadmin

[Ijaaz A. Ullah]

http://virgingaming.com/careers.html

As a Linux Administrator you will be responsible for day-to-day
management of the Virgin Gaming environments (production, staging, QA,
development and corporate IT.)  This includes Linux Servers (CentOS),
Load Balancers, NAS, switches, routers and firewall gear.  The
software stack includes Apache, Tomcat, PostgreSQL and Terracotta.
You’ll work on clustering and HA solutions, performance tuning,
24x7x365 (or x366 during a leap year) systems in a b2c space.  This
position will participate in the on-call rotation for after hour
incident resolution.

Requirements include but are not limited to:

Must have 5+ years of progressive experience in system administration
in a distributed Unix/Linux environment
Must have enterprise hands-on experience building, configuring and
maintaining a high-availability enterprise Linux environment
Experience with databases, namely PostgreSQL
Experience with Apache, Tomcat, SSL and load balancing
Experience managing network devices such as switches, routers,
firewalls, VPNs, load balancers, etc.
Experience with network and system performance tuning
Experience with scripting / programming (i.e. bash / Perl / Python)
Familiar with networking architectures, protocols, and network
troubleshooting tools, TCP dump, wireshark,etc
Familiar with VMware/Xen virtualization
Familiar with SVN, Nagios, Cacti, shell scripting, LDAP.  We are open
source friendly.
Is comfortable running cables, racking/building servers, and
troubleshooting hardware issues.

A College diploma or University degree, or equivalent training and experience
RHCE would be an asset
Positive attitude and ability to remain calm and professional during
high periods of stress
Extremely detail oriented with a proven ability to effectively manage
and prioritize work flow
Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills
High standards of ethics and confidentiality to handle sensitive information
Ability to exercise good judgement, show initiative and be proactive
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