[lugip] Fwd: Linux job posting

[Edward M. Corrado]

I don't know anything about this position, so if you are interested call Jim
at 240-463-6736 or e-mail him at <james.b.humphries at gmail.com> ..... Edward

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Subject: *Linux job posting*
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* From: Jim Humphries* <james.b.humphries at gmail.com> To: pres at lugip.org
Date: Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 6:01 PM

I'm interesting in finding a strong Linux guru for a position in Princeton,
New Jersey.  Is there a way to do that through the LUG?  Thanks!

     jim
     240-463-6736

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* From: Edward M. Corrado* <ecorrado at ecorrado.us> To: Jim Humphries <
james.b.humphries at gmail.com>
Cc: pres at lugip.org
Date: Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 6:53 PM

Hi Jim,

If you send me the details, I'll forward them to the LUG e-mail list.

Edward[Quoted text hidden]

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* From: Jim Humphries* <james.b.humphries at gmail.com> To: "Edward M. Corrado"
<ecorrado at ecorrado.us>
Date: Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 10:06 PM

Edward-

That's great, thanks!  Here it is.

     jim

Linux Analyst - NOAA Supercomputers
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QuaTeams seeks an individual with a good mix of technical skills and people
skills to support the world-class High Performance Computing (HPC) systems
used by NOAA for climate research.

This is a rare opportunity to utilize world-class supercomputing systems and
be on a team with some of the best and brightest in climate science and high
performance computing technology in an outstanding working environment.

You will be utilizing large cutting-edge parallel supercomputers which are
continuously being upgraded and replaced with better, faster machines.

Required:

Bachelors degree and 2+ years experience. Strong Unix and shell scripting
skills, and strong communication skills are required, and the candidate must
have the ability to execute technical engineering projects as a team player.


Desired:

mysql, Perl, C, Experience with the implementation and operation of High
Performance Computing (HPC) systems, clusters, or large multi-user systems (
e.g. SGI, Cray, IBM, Sun, or HP), AIX, Grid Engine, Moab, or other
schedulers, CXFS and DMF, MPI, Fortran, MySQL, PostgreSQL, DDN and Sun
Storage Systems / STK, LDAP, DNS, BIND, Posfix, SAN switches, Fiber Channel
and SATA disk, automated tape storage.
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