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Wednesday, 09 May 2012 19:39 |
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From today's mailbag. Gosh, wonder who's doing video in Duluth?!? (ha, ha)
Senior Systems Integrator/Engineer Duluth, Georgia This is an exciting opportunity in the Interactive Digital TV Industry working with hardware and software integration platforms for interactive digital TV applications. The SI/SE person provides systems integration and engineering services in support of Java development, Quality Assurance engineers and a broad list of Video Customers worldwide. Includes installation, integration, system administration, and trouble-shooting of software, hardware, network, and cable infrastructure components for interactive products along with some required third-party vendors. REPORTS TO: Manager of MediaPath Integration REQUIRED SKILLS: * Strong problem solving skills * Minimum of 7 Years' Experience as a Systems Integrator and/or System Engineer in a UNIX/Linux Environment * Experience Installing and Trouble-shooting UNIX/Linux Software and Operating System Components such as Java, Apache, Glassfish, JBoss. * In depth knowledge of UNIX/Linux Shell Scripting Languages such as BASH, PERL, PYTHON, etc. * Advanced knowledge of UNIX/Linux system level tools used to troubleshoot FTP, SSH, DNS, TCP Networking, Disks layout and recovery, Disk Raid, Memory, CPU Load, etc.. * Java build environment knowledge using some or all the following; ANT, Buckminster, Component cqueries, writing xml for Buckminster. * Experience using Eclipse * Experience with RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL 5 or 6) or SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLES 10 or 11) * Strong Interpersonal and Communications Skills * Effective Customer Communication Skills Relative to the Application of Technical Products and Business Issues DESIRED SKILLS: * Experience with a test-centric, continuous integration development process * Knowledge of Java applications in terms of how they work and troubleshooting * Jumpstart and/or Kickstart technology * Agile software development processes * Continuous build and integration tools such as Maven or Hudson * Oracle experience with basic SQL Knowledge a plus. * Virtualization and cloud experience with KVM, VMware, Xen etc... * Software packaging such as RPM, Conary, or Solaris packaging Thanks again, Jack Fenley Technical Recruiter Apex Systems, Inc. 53 Perimeter Center East, Suite 300 Atlanta, GA 30346 Office: 770-481-0044 Fax: 770-481-0770
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Another Sysadmin Position |
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Tuesday, 08 May 2012 21:24 |
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In today's mailbag from the good folks at Matrix:
Are you a UNIX Administrator looking for a long term assignment in the Norcross area ? If so, this is the opportunity for you. Position is initially a 6 month contract but will likely go for multiple years. You will be responsible for providing support in a UNIX and WebLogic environment. You will be installing OS (SUN, WIN, Red Hat) on servers. Performing Weblogic and Data networking ( L2/L3 Switches, DNS ..etc). You will troubleshoot customer issues, Interop testing, supporting the system verification group, support the sales engineering group and externally ( Lab Trials, Field Trials, Demo presentations).
Required skills include - UNIX (Linux - required and SUN preferred), App Server (either WebLogic, Tomcat, JBoss or WebSphere), some exposure to RDBMS (Oracle is preferred).
Preferred skills include - SUN,Web Logic, Windows O/S
You will get the opportunity to work with an outstanding group of professionals.
Thanks,
ZACH VAUGHN Technical Recruiter Office: 770 677-2422 115 Perimeter Center Place NE Suite #250 Atlanta, GA 30346
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Tuesday, 24 April 2012 20:42 |
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In the mailbag, sounds like job opportunities for Unix folks are starting to thaw a bit in the area:
I am very interested in having the positions below dispursed to your user group. Please let me know how to do that. Mckesson is a Fortune 15 company hiring for many Unix Administrator positions here in Alpharetta, GA. Here are a few of our current related openings. https://careers.mckesson.com/view.html?JobReq=57880 https://careers.mckesson.com/view.html?JobReq=55267 https://careers.mckesson.com/view.html?JobReq=55268 Dean Williams, CIR, CDR Recruiter/Talent Advisor P - 404-338-3994 F- 916-267-6337 HR Support Center – Live Chat and Web Cases on McKNet or 1-855-GO-MCKHR (1-855-466-2547) HR Info – Pay & Benefits and Career Development tabs on McKNet
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The Differnt Kinds of "Open" |
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Sunday, 19 February 2012 21:30 |
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Everyone in the open source commuinty remember the discussion a few years ago about what 'Free' means: 'free' as in 'beer' vs. 'free' as in 'speech.' Now it looks like we're embarking on figuring out the different kinds of 'open.' So I've written an article about the different kinds of open. Hope you enjoy.
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Saturday, 08 October 2011 17:15 |
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See my latest personal blog post on Why Open Source Software is Like Jazz. Hope you like it.
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AUUG Honors Lindsay Cleveland |
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Tuesday, 02 August 2011 13:47 |
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The long-time orgainzer of the Atlanta Unix Users' Group, Lindsay Cleveland was given a standing ovation of appreciation at the August 1, 2011 meeting. Lindsay has taken early retirement from Cisco as of last month. He and his wife are looking at moving to east Texas in the near future. Since the 1st Monday of the month falls on Labor Day in September, this was the last meeting that Lindsay was guaranteed to be attending. AUUG's first meeting was in March of 1985 and Lindsay's done a yoeman's job of keeping it running ever since.
When Lindsay's move to Texas is complete, he'll receive a plaque that reads:
Presented In Appreciation to Lindsay Cleveland August 1st, 2011
In recognition of three decades of generous support, patient mentoring and tireless work to promote technical excellence and professional development
and in small token to convey our deepest thanks and warmest regards
from the past and present members of the Atlanta Unix Users' Group and Unix System Administrators in the Atlanta Area.
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Joomla Users' Group Moving |
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Wednesday, 27 July 2011 12:57 |
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The Joomla! User Group Atlanta is moving their time and location. They're now meeting at Matrix Resources near Perimeter Mall on the 2nd Monday of the month. The previous location was ok, but apparently double-booked the meeting room last month, so a change was in order.
Matrix has stepped up to the plate, allowing a number of local users' groups use their facility. So kudos and hearty thaks to them. Please use their services if you have a chance.
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Tuesday, 07 June 2011 18:21 |
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There's a local Moodle Meetup that's forming. For those not in the know, Moodle is an open-source Learning Management System (LMS) similar to the commercial product Blackboard. Looks like they haven't met yet, but maybe somebody out there can help get the ball rolling.
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Tuesday, 07 June 2011 17:39 |
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At the June 2011 meeting of the Atlanta Unix Users' Group (AUUG), the future got a bit cloudy on two fronts:
1) AUUG has been meeting for several years in the auditorium of Mirant Corporation. Last year, Mirant merged with a company in Houston, which promptly decided to shut down the Atlanta Mirant offices. The shutdown is almost complete and the auditorium probably won't be available after September 1. This leaves AUUG without a meeting location. See other posts on this site about the difficulty in finding suitable meeting places.
2) The longtime head of AUUG is Lindsay Cleveland. Lindsay announced that he'll be taking the early retirement package that his employer, Cicso Sytems, is offering as of July 2011. Lindsay's wife has been battling a condition that causes cronic pain. Several weeks ago they visited the hill country of east Texas, around Ft. Hood. Her pain was much less during their visit there, probably due to climate. As a result, the Clevelands are starting to plan a move to Texas later this year. This leaves AUUG without its long-time corresponding secretary.
So, can AUUG survive without a meeting location or leader? If so, in what form? Stay tuned.
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