Job Opportunity: Linux/OS X/Windows admin at the Medical College of Wisconsin
Hello Everyone,
I will be moving to Germany soon, and thus my current job will be
available shortly. To be honest, this is the best job I've ever had.
The pay is great, benefits are better, and the researchers I support are
easy to get along with. Overall, it is a great work environment, and I
recommend it highly. This is an IT generalist role, so the duties range
across workstation support, server administration, basic web
development, scripting, and Debian packaging. Ultimately the position
is what you make of it. There is a lot of independence, and it is up to
you to come up with solutions and implement them.
Though the position title is for an IS Manager, the position does not
oversee other employees. The position is classified as a manager to
ensure good pay.
The position is as a Linux/OS X/Windows administrator at the Medical
College of Wisconsin in the Neurology department. I have included the
job listing below. If you are interested, please send your resume and
available start date to awaite /at/ mcw /dot/ edu. If you have any
questions, please feel free to ask.
---Alex
Position
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IS Manager for Neurology
Medical College of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Duties
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Manage a heterogeneous network of Linux (Ubuntu), OS X, Windows, and a
few FreeBSD machines. Total number of workstations is about 50.
Purchase, build, upgrade, and maintain all computer equipment, including
workstations, servers, printers, and other peripherals. Install and
upgrade operating systems and applications, including open source fMRI
tools and commercial software.
Manage 6 physical Linux servers (3 disk-to-disk backup, 1 storage, 1 VM
host, 1 multi-use) and 3 virtual Linux servers (1 web, 2 intranet).
Balance a high level of connectivity and accessibility against security
needs, including but not limited to HIPAA requirements.
Maintain internal Debian packages for some tools. Manage a web server
using virtual domains for external and internal facing websites, 3 large
RAID disk-to-disk backup serves using scheduled rsync backups, a DNS
server (BIND), and an internal IMAP email archive.
Work directly with researchers as needed to resolve computer issues.
Skills
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This position requires in-depth knowledge of Unix systems management and
some Unix scripting. Basic Windows management and networking is also
required. Applicants must have a strong background in Unix systems
management, shell, Perl, NFS, Samba, ssh, rsync, Apache, and PC and Mac
hardware configuration and troubleshooting.
Knowledge of C, Make, CMake, BIND, and Debian packaging is desirable.
Most importantly: strong people skills are required.
Bachelor Degree or equivalent experience necessary. You and others
should consider you an expert with command line Linux and OS X.
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