Sardina Systems
SysOps, SysAdmin EN/RU
Sardina Systems is an OpenInfra software platform company based on OpenStack and Kubernetes and is looking for a Middle/Senior System Administrator/SysOps to join our team. Tasks What will you do: • Handle deployment of our software and related software • Design and implement components in our automation tools, extending and replacing (where necessary) current code, to update with new functionalities • Contribute ideas for making the applications better and easier to use • Support of deployed cloud environments Requirements Your qualifications Required: • Clear understanding of fundamentals of Linux operating systems • Experience in system administration and network administration • Experience with physical servers management HP, Supermicro, IBM • Experience with physical network equipment HP, Cisco, Juniper • Experience with software/hardware storage systems and/or FibreChannel SAN • Good knowledge of Linux virtualization systems • Experience with log management, monitoring • Experience with automation tools Ansible or Chef • Knowledge of Git, Python, and Shell-script (for system operations purposes) • Basic conversational English would be sufficient Will be a plus: • Experience at an ISP, hosting services operator or network operator • Knowledge of hypervisors (such as KVM, Xen, HyperV, VMware) • Experience with cloud management platforms such as OpenStack, GCP, AWS • Experience with Docker, Kubernetes • Experience with data center operations • Experience with software-defined networking Benefits We offer: • Work on an interesting project with a team of experienced professionals • All the conditions for rapid progress in the profession, increasing the complexity of tasks as you develop • Competitive wages with regular review • Flexible working hours (fixing to Central European Time) • Five-day working week, within 8 hours a day (Monday to Friday) • Daily practice of English during the work process; • Opportunity to attend conferences, meetups and other professional events Originally posted on Himalayas
