High Performance Compute Linux System Administrator (HPC)
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TL;DR
High Performance Compute Linux System Administrator (Linux/HPC): Maintaining and optimizing HPC system health, network, and storage for external customers with an accent on security posture and hardware troubleshooting. Focus on executing patch and kernel upgrades, managing SLA reports, and supporting high-availability 24x7 environments.
Location: On-site 5 days a week in Vicksburg, MS
Salary: $105,500 – $243,000
Company
A global edge-to-cloud company advancing the way people live and work by helping companies connect and analyze their data.
What you will do
- Monitor and maintain system health for compute, network, and storage on HPC systems.
- Resolve client tickets and manage support cases to meet SLA requirements.
- Perform monthly patch upgrades and six-month kernel upgrades across all systems.
- Maintain system security posture and assist clients with application installations.
- Troubleshoot hardware issues, track repairs, and manage part replacements.
- Participate in an on-call schedule to support 24x7 contracts.
Requirements
- Top Secret Clearance (TS/SCI preferred).
- CompTIA Security+ and Linux+ certifications.
- 5+ years of Linux System Administration experience.
- Proven experience with High Performance Computing (HPC).
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent (or 8+ total years of professional experience).
- Must be based on-site in Vicksburg, MS.
Culture & Benefits
- Comprehensive health, financial, and emotional wellbeing suite.
- Investment in personal and professional development with targeted career programs.
- Unconditionally inclusive culture and flexible management of work/personal needs.
- $10,000 sign-on bonus.
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