[Leaplist] Fwd: Linux Job in Tampa/Clearwater FL area

[Phil Barnett]

Another job posting for the job seekers among us.

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Subject: Linux Job in Tampa/Clearwater FL area
Date: Wednesday 14 March 2007 11:43
From: "Tindell, Carrie" <carrie.tindell at princetoninformation dot com>
To: president leap-cf dot org

Hi,

Would you be able to post with the Linux group for me? Or am I allowed
to put a job on one of the discussion boards?

This is a 6 month contract and the rate is 30 to 35 hr w2.  Thank you
very much.



RedHat Linux Administrator.



JOB DESCRIPTION:

This administrator will administrate special Linux RedHat 9 servers
which will be deployed to remote locations. This administrator will
maintain current deployments and develop new templates for future
deployments.



REQUIRED SKILLS:

* Requires an in-depth knowledge of the Linux operating system, working
TCP/IP knowledge, network monitoring, system diagnostic knowledge,
advanced system administration experience.

* Requires excellent customer service skills, including written and
verbal communications. Must also be able to contribute technical
solutions to development application problems when required.

* Requires minimum of four years experience in UNIX system programming
and administration, including hardware and software performance
monitoring, tuning and troubleshooting, application of system software
patches.

* Requires a four year college degree in computer science or related
field or equivalent experience in business, government or educational
environment.



DESIRED SKILLS:

* Experience with Redhat 9.



Carrie Tindell

Technical Recruiter

Princeton Information

4830 W. Kennedy Blvd. Suite 590

Tampa,  FL  33609

813-864-2480 ext. 235

866-748-2672 toll free

www.princetoninformation.com <http://www.princetoninformation.com/>

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