Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 10:14:28 -0700 From: "Neetu" <neetu@valiantica.com> To: <freebsd-jobs@freebsd.org> Subject: [Job Opening] Unix System Administrator/ Baltimore, MD Message-ID: <!&!AAAAAAAAAAAYAAAAAAAAAOwdFxCBdjpMoIDe1DF0AAfCgAAAEAAAAFoAcbi3XUZFkK32jSE27J8BAAAAAA==@valiantica.com>
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Please contact me if interested in following job.
Location: MD
Duration: 06 Months
Objective
The objective of this task is to build an infrastructure in support of the
SSA External Test Environment (ETE), due to be ready by January 2009 and
on-going Unix System Administration for the SSA UNIX Internet and Internet
Environment.
Sub-Task 1: Building a UNIX Server Infrastructure
Purpose: Design and maintain the 24x7 UNIX server infrastructures and
support security software on several SSA mission critical UNIX Web Servers
in support of the ETE..
Activities
. Design and maintain the 24x7 UNIX server infrastructures that support
the ETE.
. Maintain the UNIX Servers and secure the servers according to the
Policy Compliance Management requirements.
. Provide system and log analysis, performance tuning and monitoring to
ensure security for all DIIAS UNIX Web servers.
. Maintain and support eTrust Access Control for the USAT UNIX ETE user
accounts.
. Maintain and support CA eTrust Directory servers that support the
ETE..
. Maintain and support Solaris 10 on the UNIX servers in the ETE
Sub-Task 2: UNIX System Administrator - Internet/Intranet Application
Support and Initiatives
Purpose: Design and maintain the 24x7 UNIX server infrastructures that
support the ETE.
Activities
. Troubleshoot and resolve problems for the ETE.
. Support, implement and maintain the ETE and updates coming into the
environment.
. Present status information on issues and problems at the weekly team
meetings.
Location : 6301 Security Blvd, Baltimore, MD
Thank you for your time.
Neetu
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Valiantica, Inc.
1340 South De Anza Blvd
Suite 104
San Jose, CA 95129
Phone: 408-693-3145
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