Linux Systems Administrator Resume Redwood City, CA - Hire IT People

EXPERIENCE:

Linux Systems Administrator

Confidential, Redwood City, CA

Responsibilities:

Install, monitor, and maintain Hardware (majority Dell servers) as well as command line management of OS (Centos/RHEL) across multiple data centers
Work within data centers, including server provisioning and deployment, racking/cabling, hardware diagnostics/repair and parts replacements
Maintain/Apply critical security patches and firmware updates
AWS provisioning/support
Investigate and fix performance/stability issues
Provide 24/7 support and troubleshoot mission - critical enterprise systems

Linux Systems Administrator

Confidential, Sunnyvale, CA

Responsibilities:

Build, configure and deploy Linux/Windows IT infrastructure for internal
Engineering teams
Support IT issues using online ticket system. (Jira)
Maintain and support Engineering specific IT needs as new projects arise and/or change
Responsible for ordering hardware/software of Engineering team
Support and maintain Engineering virtualization environment (VMWare)
Cable, rack, install and maintain IT related equipment in datacenter
Interface with corporate IT to leverage resources and serve as IT proxy for Engineering team
Prioritize tasks will be identified and assigned by Engineering department specific managers

Engineering Linux/Unix Systems Administrator

Confidential, San Jose, CA

Responsibilities:

Lead local compute farm support team in SJ as part of a global team.
Support users IT issues via global ticket system. (Service Now)
Senior member of a systems administration team that provides global server and network support for users and systems consisting of 400+ RedHat/CentOs Linux/Windows server and workstation systems.
Monitor load balancing server farm (LSF) to increase efficiency of engineering simulations that are critical to product development.
Rack and configure new servers to add to engineering compute farms.
Create VM images of RH and CentOS for users of different OS’s using VirtualBox.
Apply configuration changes to servers and workstations via Puppet management tool.
Identify, troubleshoot and replace Linux server hardware and software.
Troubleshoot and solve system and software problems to enhance reliability and performance to increase productivity.
Use Nagios monitoring tool to monitor hosts and identify and correct issues
Identify and evaluate future information requirements of the department and implement as needed.
Maintain documentation website that contains new product plans that are viewed worldwide by support personnel before the products are released into the market
Support Linux workstation backups (Commvault) when necessary.
Perform as project lead in establishing and implementing standards and procedures.