Provide day-to-day systems engineering and support for clients using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OpenShift, Ansible Tower, virtualization, SAN/storage, and both x86 and IBM POWER hardware. Troubleshoot infrastructure, interact with customers, and maintain Red Hat portfolio tools (Satellite, Red Hat Virtualization) while coordinating with networking and storage teams.
We are looking for a Red Hat / Linux / Ansible / Open Shift Expert....
- This is a fulltime / permanent Position with a leading consulting firm
- Direct Hire
- 25% Travel required - Post-COVID ( currently remote )
- Any location is fine
- Salary : Market Rate / Open + Benefits
Requirements
Job Description
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Our Client is looking for a Systems Engineer/ Expert ( Red Hat / Linux / OpenShift / Ansible skills) to provide day to day support for their clients.
You must have strong skills in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ansible Tower, OpenShift, virtualization, SAN and storage technologies.
You must be able to support both the x86 and IBM POWER hardware. Networking and AIX skills are also a plus.
This role will require a well-rounded individual with very solid technical background as well as a proven history of successful interaction with customers. Strong communication skills both oral and written are required.
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
- Excellent communication and customer service skills
- Experience with the Red Hat portfolio including:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Red Hat Satellite Server
- Ansible Tower
- Open Shift
- x86 hardware
- HPE
- Cisco
- Lenovo
- Virtualization
- VMWare vSphere
- Red Hat Virtualization
Benefits
Benefits Available
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