Hello,
We have an opening for a Linux Administrator with Kinetic Supply Company.
This is a 3-6 month long contract with an open salary range (manager will
consider any candidates regardless of their expected salary. The manager
is looking for candidates with 2-3 years of Linux Administration. The
formal job description has not been released yet, but the manager is ready
to start interviewing now. Kinetic Supply Company is located at 4303 W
119th St, Leawood, KS. Please let me know if you know anyone who would
be interested in this opening.
Best regards,
Visit us at TEKsystems.com
Brian Fellers | Professional Recruiter
T 913.664.0149 | M 785.250.7060 | bfellers(a)TEKsystems.com
800.318.2074 | F 913.338.2435
7285 W 132nd St, Suite #140, Overland Park, KS 6621
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Subject: Unisys Linux Administrator opening (work from home 4 days a week)
From: "Fellers, Brian" <bfellers(a)teksystems.com>
Date: Fri, November 7, 2014 5:48 pm
To: "Jonathan Hutchins" <hutchins(a)tarcanfel.org>
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Jonathan,
Here is the job description for the Unisys opening. Thank you for any
referrals you might have! :)
Below is the job description for the Linux Systems Administrator opening
we have with Unisys. The team works remote from home 4 days a week.
This is a 90 day contract to hire opening. The permanent salary on
conversion is $69,000. This position is located on the Bannister Federal
complex at 1500 Bannister KC MO 64114. Please let me know if you are
interested in this opening.
Job Description - Linux Administrator
Our ideal candidate will provide technical support and services necessary
for the maintenance and management of the Red Hat Linux server.
The selected candidate will be responsible for providing all facets of
Linux server administration services to include:
* Server Administration of Red Hat Linux Server 5.X - 6.X
* Server Administration of virtualized Red Hat Linux Servers on
VMware 5.5 infrastructure
* Systems Architecture and Design Engineering
* System Performance and Capacity Management
* Systems Configuration and Change Management
* Support and Implementation of Security Management Policies
* Software and Hardware Inventory Management
* Data Backup and Recovery
* Incident Response
* User Identification and Access Management
* Continuity of Operations Plan / Disaster Recovery Support
* Operations Documentation and Reporting
Skills and Experience:
* Red Hat Linux 5.X - 6.X Enterprise Server Architecture,
Install/Support
* Dell Servers, Install/Support
* Virtualized Linux servers on VMware 5.X infrastructure
* Problem Solving
* Customer Service
* Self-Discipline and Drive
* Associate's degree or equivalent experience
* Minimum of two years' experience working with supported products
Applicants selected will be subject to a government security investigation
and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified
information. US CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED.
Best regards,
Brian Fellers | Professional Recruiter
T 913.664.0149 | M 785.250.7060 |
bfellers(a)TEKsystems.com<mailto:[email protected]>
800.318.2074 | F 913.338.2435
7285 W 132nd St, Suite #140, Overland Park, KS 66213
Dear Mark,
HEADS UP!!!! It appears that your e-mail account has been compromised in some way and used to send spam to your contacts. Do NOT click on the highlighted [i2m] link as it IS malicious! Just thought you should know.
Sincerely,Julie(fellow Lugette)
P.S.: If you don't already know the info in this link --->https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/03/choosing_secure_1.html <--- you just MIGHT find it useful.
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Mark Gardner
Hi all,
I was just looking over the KCLUG website while making needed changes in my agenda for the rest of this month and noticed a conflict of information concerning the date of the second meeting in October.
The web site 'Home Page' states that the second meeting in October will be held on Tuesday, October 24 while at the same time the 'Calendar online' states that the second meeting in October will be held on Tuesday, October 14.
So, which is it?? If any of you can clear this up for me ASAP I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Julie
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Hi everyone,
Is there any way I can get some help from someone in the group to help/guide me in getting my new rig together? I would be so very thankful!!!
I've _finally_ been able to buy the components for my brand new desktop computer.While I've messed around inside already built units a tiny bit in the past, I've never built a computer from scratch before. Because of that I'm a bit ... ...uhgm... ...a whole lot intimidated by the process. I do _NOT_ want to take _ANY_ chances on frying and/or blowing anything up!
If it is possible that someone in the group can help me out with this, I can bring everything needed to the nextmeeting or to IHOP (which is closer to where I live).But, all I have in the way of a monitor are those great big and heavy CRTs. I would definitely need help getting that from my vehicle to where the build would take place and back if we have time for dealing with software.
Which brings up another question that I have: When is the next meeting? I looked at the site and it shows that there are 3 weeks between this past week's meeting on Apr 15 and the next meeting on May 7. Is that correct or just a typo?
Anyway, for OSes to be installed on my new rig, I did extremely begrudgingly buy Windows 7 to dual boot with PCLinuxOS. In addition to needing help with getting all the hardware components together into one unit, I also need help partitioning the 64 Gb solid state master hard drive so that the two OSes can reside on it. I have a 1 TB SATA hard drive to be the slave for my files to reside on. This way I can work with all of my files from both OSes while I learn how to handle Linux enough so that I won't have to worry about having to buy Windows again when 7 reaches the point where XP is now.
Again, any and all help that anyone may possibly be able give me with my 'project' will be extremely appreciated!
Sincerely,
Julie
(Long lost fellow[ette] LUGette)
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