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 System Administration
Core Job Description
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| Small, uniform site |
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50 computers, all running the same operating system, and 20 or fewer users. (A computer used only by the administrator does not qualify as a site.) |
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| Complex site |
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Up to 100 computers, running more than two different operating systems, and up to 100 users. |
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| Large, complex site |
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Up to 100 computers, running more than two different operating systems, and up to 100 users. |
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| Junior Database Administrator |
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A degree or certificate in computer science or a related field. |
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Previous experience in customer support, computer operations, database administration, or another related area. |
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Motivated to advance in the profession. |
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| Job skills and Responsibilities |
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Acts as a front-line interface to users, accepting trouble reports and dispatching them to appropriate database administrators. |
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Assist on consulting or engineering projects or the administration of a systems facility |
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Performs routine tasks under the direct supervision of senior administrator. |
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Strong interpersonal and communication skills, capable of explaining simple procedures in writing or verbally. |
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Familiarity with most basic Database administration tools and processes, for example, installation of RDBMS software, Shutdown and startup of Database, add and remove user accounts, use backup utilities like exp/imp and maintain Database related files (init-parameter, Control-files, DB logfiles and trace files), create database based on the inputs provided by seniors database administrator.
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Familiarity with networked/distributed computing environment concepts, for example, Configuration of network services or administer remote access service, add a database link.
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Fundamental understanding of an operating system, for example, understands job control, soft and hard links or shortcuts, distinctions between the kernel and the user environment.
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Familiar with an operating system and its commands/utilities at a user level; can edit files, issue commands, find users home directories, navigate through the file system, and use I/O redirection.
Is able to follow instructions well.
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| Apply for this job position at careers@softenger.com |
| Intermediate Database Administrator |
| Qualification |
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One to three years of Database administration experience. |
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A degree in computer science or a related field. |
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Motivated to advance in the profession. |
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| Job skills and Responsibilities |
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Strong interpersonal and communication skills, capable of training users in applications and RDBMS fundamentals and writing basic documentation.
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High skill with most RDBMS commands/utilities.
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Ability to write scripts in administrative language (Perl, shell). |
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Programming experience in any applicable language. |
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Has a solid understanding of a UNIX-based operating system; understands paging and swapping, inter-process communication, devices and what device drivers do, filesystem concepts (inode, clustering, logical partitions).
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Familiarity with fundamental networking/distributed computing environment concepts; can configure NFS and NIS, NT domains; can use nslookup or dig to check information in the DNS; understands basic routing concepts.
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Administers a small, uniform site alone or assists in the administration of a larger system. |
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Independent problem-solving, self-direction. |
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Works under the general supervision of a system administrator or computer systems manager. |
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Carry out more complex tasks with some independence and discretion regarding how to carry out the tasks. |
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Apply for this job position at <a href="mailto:careers@softenger.com" on |
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| Apply for this job position at careers@softenger.com |
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