**Unix/Linux admin job opening in Michigan-Immediate interviews**

I am currently looking for “UNIX / Linux Administrator”
This is a long term 3+ year project with direct client.
Location: Michigan

The UNIX / Linux Administrator will design, install, configure,
administer, tune, and optimize UNIX and Linux systems servers and
related components to achieve high availability and performance of the
various business applications supported.
The Administrator will provide 24x7 support to a Red Hat Linux and IBM
AIX environment. Administrator will also provide support for IBM SAN
and Tivoli Backup Manager.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS REQUIRED:

1) Bachelor’s Degree in a business related area.
2) Strong management and coordination skills (people and
project).
3) Good relationship builder (i.e. cooperative approach)
4) Proven experience in complex ERP environment.
5) Certification in UNIX/Linux administration highly desirable.
6) Strong experience in IBM AIX advanced virtualization.
7) Strong experience in IBM SAN management.
8) Strong experience in IBM Tivoli Backup management.

• Immediate interviews with direct client.

These positions are open for Fulltime W2/1099/corp to corp basis.


Please send your resume and contact details itrecruiter1-at-gmail.com

If you refer someone for this position and he or she is selected for
the job. We have a good referral fee program.

Please pass on my information to your friends & colleagues.

I look forward to hearing from you!

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IT Recruiter writes:
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Robert G. Melson | Rio Grande MicroSolutions | El Paso, Texas
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Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable
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