Re: [Nolug] Job Ad: Programmer that knows Linux

That's a really long and varied list of requirements. It's not easy
to be strong in LDAP, SQL programming and x509.

On 08/18/08 16:27, Dustin Puryear wrote:
> RESPOND TO ME OFF-LIST.
>
> We are looking for someone new to join our team. Puryear IT, LLC
> provides a great working environment: excellent people, lots of fun,
> flextime, and opportunities to spend a good portion of your time working
> with very cool software.
>
> Our office is located in Baton Rouge, LA,and this position will be based
> there as well.
>
> The specific needs: We are seeking an intermediate to advanced
> programmer that knows systems administration. We expect you to know
> languages such as Perl and either C++ or Java, and you should know how
> to bring up a fresh Linux system without missing a beat.
>
> Responsibilities:
>
> * Write Perl code to help glue together various processes,interact with
> LDAP and databases, and perform other tasks.
>
> * Write OOP code to interface with Identity and Access Management (IAM)
> solutions such as CA eTrust Admin and Sun IM.
>
> * Install and configure Linux, UNIX, and Windows serves as needed.
>
> * Install and configure software in production environments.
>
> * Install and configure network monitoring, trending and reporting.
>
> * Work on a range of Network, Security and UNIX projects.
>
> Requirements:
>
> * Must be very familiar with Linux, UNIX, and Windows.
>
> * Experience with scripting and high-level languages.
>
> * Familiarity using LDAP for authentication/authorization.
>
> * Understanding of security techniques.
>
> * Experience with secure mail server design, DNS administration, apache,
> etc.
>
> * Knowledge of monitoring frameworks such as Big Brother,cacti, etc.
>
> * Willingness to fully document all systems and code.
>
> Bonus Knowledge Points:
>
> * Extensive knowledge of a higher-level language, such asPerl, Python,
> Java, etc.
>
> * Practical knowledge of SQL, and an appreciation of ACID-compliant
> database systems.
>
> * In-depth understanding of x509 Infrastructure and LDAP authentication.
>
> * Experience with Virtualization (Xen, VMware).
>
> * Ability to work as an autonomously.

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Jefferson LA  USA
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