Manager unix

As a Linux System Administrator in our company, you will be responsible for the following key tasks: - Administer, maintain, log, and support various Linux operating systems such as RHEL, Suse, Ubuntu, CentOS, Solaris, and other UNIX flavors like HP-UX, Solaris, and AIX. - Fix and analyze bottlenecks related to UNIX systems, resolving major incidents and technical escalations within agreed SLAs and quality standards. - Perform Problem Management by conducting root cause analysis for problems and major incidents, providing workarounds for business continuity, and preparing RCA reports. - Handle Change Management by preparing implementation, rollback, and test plans along with risk and impact analysis for critical or complex changes. You will also create and review change plans and documentation. - Participate in CAB meetings as necessary and assist in the techno-operations decision-making process. - Install hardware and software, maintain service levels, perform performance tuning, and conduct firmware upgrades across multiple hardware platforms. - Perform advanced tasks like capacity planning, performance monitoring, providing improvement recommendations, and overseeing the implementation of these recommendations. - Upgrade system software by planning, scheduling, testing, coordinating, and maintaining the integrity of the operating system environment. - Secure operating system parameters according to client or company security policies, standards, or best practices. - Respond to outages during and after normal business hours as needed for on-call support. - Coordinate and interface with outside vendors, end users, department team members, and service providers to resolve issues. - Analyze data, oversee service improvements, and contribute to enhancing services. - Document processes, share knowledge, and provide training to L1 & L2 team members. You may oversee tasks executed by L1 & L2 members and stand in for them if necessary. As a Linux System Administrator in our company, you will be responsible for the following key tasks: - Administer, maintain, log, and support various Linux operating systems such as RHEL, Suse, Ubuntu, CentOS, Solaris, and other UNIX flavors like HP-UX, Solaris, and AIX. - Fix and analyze bottlenecks related to UNIX systems, resolving major incidents and technical escalations within agreed SLAs and quality standards. - Perform Problem Management by conducting root cause analysis for problems and major incidents, providing workarounds for business continuity, and preparing RCA reports. - Handle Change Management by preparing implementation, rollback, and test plans along with risk and impact analysis for critical or complex changes. You will also create and review change plans and documentation. - Participate in CAB meetings as necessary and assist in the techno-operations decision-making process. - Install hardware and software, maintain service levels, perform performance tuning, and conduct firmware upgrades across multiple hardware platforms. - Perform advanced tasks like capacity planning, performance monitoring, providing improvement recommendations, and overseeing the implementation of these recommendations. - Upgrade system software by planning, scheduling, testing, coordinating, and maintaining the integrity of the operating system environment. - Secure operating system parameters according to client or company security policies, standards, or best practices. - Respond to outages during and after normal business hours as needed for on-call support. - Coordinate and interface with outside vendors, end users, department team members, and service providers to resolve issues. - Analyze data, oversee service improvements, and contribute to enhancing services. - Document processes, share knowledge, and provide training to L1 & L2 team members. You may oversee tasks executed by L1 & L2 members and stand in for them if necessary.