[TriLUG] JOB: Sr Systems Manager/Programmer

[Aaron S. Joyner]

Forwarded to the list at the request of Eric van Gyzen:

ANNOUNCING:     An outstanding job opportunity for an experienced and
                capable Unix/Linux Systems Manager/Programmer

WANTED:         Sr Systems Manager/Programmer

LOCATION:       Beautiful academic setting: ISDS, the
                Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences,
                Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA

STARTING DATE:  June 1, 2005 (negotiable)

ISDS is seeking a talented and motivated individual to work as
departmental computer Senior Systems Manager/Programmer in support of
statistical and computational research, teaching and administrative
projects.  The principal responsibility of this position will be to
maintain and improve the ISDS network and computing environment, which
currently consists of about 50 Linux workstations (x86/x86_64) and related
servers, a dozen Windows 2000/XP machines, a 1/2 Tb RAID storage system
backed up by an LTO changer, and several networked PostScript printers.
Ongoing expansion includes multiple parallel high-performance computing
engines supporting several research programs.

The Senior Systems Manager/Programmer will participate as a member of the
Arts & Sciences Information Science and Technology (A&SIST) community,
which shares ideas among peers and which encourages, promotes, and
facilitates professional development, and will coordinate ISDS computing
environment with the high-performance computing environment of Duke's CSEM
facility (see <http://www.csem.duke.edu/comp.html>).

This full-time position is available beginning June 1, 2005, or as soon as
possible thereafter, with a full and attractive fringe benefits package,
and with continuing opportunities for career development and professional
advancement.  Salary is negotiable and will be very competitive.  Duke
University is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer.

Requires a BS/BA or greater in Computer Science or in a scientific or
engineering field (MS degree preferred) and one or more years of Unix or
Linux operating system experience.  For further details about job
requirements and duties see URL
          <http://www.stat.duke.edu/computing/sysmgr.html> 
or send email to <sysadmin.search at stat.duke.edu>.