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Compete Inc. is searching for experienced and hard working system
administrators to join its growing team and bring us to the leading
edge of real-time Internet competitive analysis solutions.
General description:
Administration and operation of the Compete's internal data crunching farm
of servers and of our end product www.compete.com. Responsible for system
and
network configuration, server performance, tuning and monitoring systems.
Also working with engineering team to ensure the best OS and system
support for building new competitive analysis solutions. These positions
are located in Boston's historic Back Bay area at the corner of Exeter and
Newbury Street.
Responsibilities:
* Configure and manage a distributed data crunching farm of FreeBSD/Linux
servers
* Manage installation, upgrade and recovery of OS and hardware
* Monitor performance and traffic - tune and upgrade components as required
* Work close with the Engineering team to expand and grow the core product
* Develop systems to automate, maintain and monitor the system.
* Run projects with HW supplier and network supplier
Required Skills:
* Must be highly organized and detail-oriented
* Must have excellent communication skills
* Must be able to work in a team, but also take responsibilities.
* Must have excellent knowledge of FreeBSD and Linux
Nice to haves:
* Experience with open source tools (CVS, Bugzilla, Tomcat, Resin, etc.)
* Fluency in conventional software languages (C/C++, shell scripting, etc.)
* Fluency in conventional database systems (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle,
etc.)
Minimum Qualifications
* Undergraduate degree in applicable field, preferably Computer Science
* 4+ years experience with PC based UNIX systems (FreeBSD/Linux)
Contact:
David Cancel
VP Engineering
david@compete.com
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I am currently looking for any technical or interesting work in the northern
Virginia area, especially Fairfax county.
I would love a job where I could use FreeBSD. I have been in charge of a
24/7 FreeBSD operation since '97 with my own company (sorta like a large
hobby). I also have a good amount of networking experience. I recently
passed the CCNA exam and I am working on CCNP.
My resume is attached. Thanks for your time and attention.
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Joseph J. Gleason
2442 Alsop Ct.
Reston, VA 20191-3046
Cell: +1 202-285-8884 (preferred)
Home: +1 703-860-3607
Fax: +1 208-692-1464
Email: joe@fireduck.com
Objective:
To retain a rewarding and challenging job in computer networking or =
support.
Education:
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Blacksburg, VA)
Bachelor's in Computer Science (In Progress)
- Relevant classes: Introduction to C++, Introduction to Data =
Structures,=20
Object-Oriented Programming, Data Structures,=20
and Digital Picture Processing
- Taking at least a year off to gain work experience and keep skills
current.
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
=20
Currently self-training for CCNP and MCSE
Work Experience:
04/1995 - 06/1999=20
World Data Network (Reston, VA) Computer Technician
=20
I was hired to ease the load of the beleaguered technical staff of a =
small BBS. As the company progressed from BBS to ISP, my=20
responsibilities grew.
=20
In the last 18 months there I was in charge of most of the network
infrastructure; Ethernet LAN, Dial-Up remote access hardware=20
(USR Total Control), Cisco routers, Linux Redhat web and mail =
servers,
Windows NT 4.0 web Servers, Dial-in customer databases. I also
did many hours of end user phone support.
09/1997 - Present
Tasam, Inc. (Fairfax Station, VA) President
This is a company started by a few friends and I. We sell Unix =
shell
accounts, web hosting, email boxes, co-location and UNIX consulting
services. We run the company in our spare time as a large and =
interesting
hobby. Since its inception, I have been responsible and directly =
involved=20
with all of the following:
- FreeBSD server administration (DNS, email, user accounts, =
security,
networking, web server, network monitoring, etc.)
- End user support (via email and phone)
- Accounting (billing, payment processing, record keeping)
- Management (policy decisions, negotiations with service =
providers, etc.)
06/2000 - 01/2001
eFront Media (Costa Mesa, CA) Network Engineer
I was responsible primarily for the planning of future web server =
farms=20
and developing software to manage them. I had to consider such =
things=20
as load balancing, redundancy, webpage updates, security, etc.
I was also in charge of a team conducting a security audit of =
existing=20
web servers and establishing security and password policies.
I was also responsible for the office LAN and phone system. This =
included
cabling, network layout, desktop support, office internet access,=20
Windows 2000 server administration, and FreeBSD nat/proxy system
administration.
While working there I designed and implemented a cross-platform =
server
monitoring tool that would collect vital server statistics =
(processes,=20
drive space, uptime, etc), analyze the information, and send out =
warnings
and alerts as appropriate.
=20
Computer Skills/Knowledge:
- TCP/IP Administration, Subnetting, Routing
- Layered approach to networking troubleshooting (OSI Model)
- Unix Servers (especially FreeBSD)
- Good working knowledge of various protocols (DHCP, DNS, SMTP, POP3, =
IMAP,=20
HTTP, FTP, TFTP, ARP, UDP, TCP, ICMP, NTP)
- Windows 2000 and NT servers
- Windows 95/98/2000 Desktops
- WAN/LAN topology, cabling, management and design considerations
- Cisco routers and switches
- C/C++ Programming and object oriented design
- Unix Shell Scripting
- Networking monitoring (Via custom scripts, Whats Up, Netsaint or =
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On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Joseph Gleason wrote:
> I am currently looking for any technical or interesting work in the northern
> Virginia area, especially Fairfax county.
>
> I would love a job where I could use FreeBSD. I have been in charge of a
> 24/7 FreeBSD operation since '97 with my own company (sorta like a large
> hobby). I also have a good amount of networking experience. I recently
> passed the CCNA exam and I am working on CCNP.
>
> My resume is attached. Thanks for your time and attention.
>
> Joseph Gleason
>
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Hello,
I am forwarding my resume for consideration for any Unix System
Administration positions that are or may become open for firms in the
Northern Virginia area.
I am currently Senior Unix System Administrator at a startup firm. We
are using mostly FreeBSD with some Solaris, and I have been doing server
and desktop sysadmin, as well as lan design/implementation, intrusion
detection, firewall administration, and 24x7 support. In addition to
this, the company is making a FreeBSD-based digital certificate
management appliance, and I have been involved in QA testing and
validation, as well as providing architectural criticism and feedback
from a security and operational point of view.
I am a member of Novalug and SAGE, and a non-attending member of
Fug-washdc. I consider myself a Sage level IV. Resume attached in HTML
format.
Thank you for your consideration.
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<h1>Nate Johnston</h1>
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Contact information
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<tr><td width=20%>Name</td><td>Nate Johnston</td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%>Email</td><td><a href=mailto:natejohnston@email.com>
natejohnston@email.com</a></td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%>Phone</td><td>703-961-9153</td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%>Address</td><td>
3930 Plum Run Ct.<br>
Fairfax, VA 22033
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Summary
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<tr><td width=20%><b>Operating Systems</b></td>
<td width=80%>
Extremely experienced in Solaris, Free/Net/OpenBSD, and Red Hat and
SuSE Linux, including kernel configuration and host security
procedures. Functional knowledge of BeOS, AIX, HP-UX, Digital Unix,
and other Unix variants.
</td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%><b>Programming Languages</b></td>
<td width=80%>
Very experienced in Perl, C, and shell scripting in standalone and CGI
contexts. Application of these skills to interact with database APIs
and access methods, SNMP protocols, and proprietary network management
protocols.
</td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%><b>Servers and Services</b></td>
<td width=80%>
Very experienced in PMDF, Sendmail, and Exim MTAs, Solaris and BSD
package creation.
Somewhat experienced in MySQL, Postfix, Solaris Jumpstart
configuration, Netscape and Apache web servers, Cyrus IMAP and
multiple POP servers, inetd and xinetd, ssh, Checkpoint Firewall-1,
</td></tr>
<tr><td width=20%><b>Membership in professional associations</b></td><td>
<ul>
<li><a href=http://www.usenix.org>USENIX</a>/<a href=http://www.usenix.org/sage>Sage</a>, the Guild of System Adminitstrators
<li><a href=http://novalug.tux.org>Novalug</a>, Northern Virginia Linux User's Group
<li>Fug-washdc, FreeBSD Users Group of Washington DC</a>
</ul>
</td></tr>
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Employment history
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<tr><td>SingleSignon.net</td><td width=20%>3/01 - present</td></tr>
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<u>Senior Unix System Administrator</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Design and implement internal infrastructure, including
smtp, pop, imap, dns, firewalls, routing, intrusion detection, and
network infrastructure.
<li>Provide senior level support for custom C applications running on
customized FreeBSD boxes.
<li>Design and enforce security policies at the host, network, and
firewall level.
<li>Provide design feedback for incorporating operational factors into
appliance design.
</ul></td></tr>
</table></td></tr>
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<tr><td>CAIS Internet (contract with PSC)</td><td width=20%>8/00 - 3/01</td></tr>
<tr><td colspan=2 bgcolor=ffffff>
<u>Web Services Engineer</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Manage day-to-day operations of a small web-hosting center,
including network and host security, deployment, facilities, customer
service, disaster recovery, and vendor relations on a tight budget.
<li>Install FreeBSD and Linux on a wide variety of customer machines in varying
configurations.
<li>Interact with customers to transmit customer requirements and ensure
customer satisfaction.
<li>Engineer and maintain a complex customer-specific network topology
while always seeking improvements.
</ul></td></tr>
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<tr><td>Broadwing Communications</td><td width=20% rowspan=2>11/99 - 8/00</td></tr>
<tr><td>IXC Communications</td></tr>
<tr><td colspan=2 bgcolor=ffffff>
<u>Internet Engineer</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Participated in the design of a network-wide system of data-collection
servers
<li>Wrote a standard installation guide to implement an extremely strict security regime
(available <a href=http://www.Vectori.NET/~nmj3e/resume/resume.html>here</a>)
<li>Installed twelve of the machines personally, using remote-access tools such as Cisco
2611s
<li>Wrote audit documents to facilitate handoff of the servers to the operations group
<li>Ported a ping utility capable of setting the type-of-service bit from NetBSD to
Solaris
<li>Wrote a shell script that would ping each city from each city using this ping and
format the data for insertion into the Oracle database
<li> Wrote a perl script that would query the Oracle database and produce ping information
in a form intended to show whether or not we were in conformance with latency Service
Level Agreements.
</ul></td></tr>
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<tr>
<td>Cable & Wireless Internet Engineering</td>
<td width=20%>8/98 - 11/99</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>InternetMCI</td>
<td width=20%>5/98 - 8/98</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>CTG, contracting to InternetMCI</td>
<td width=20%>10/97 - 5/98</td>
</tr><tr><td colspan=2 bgcolor=ffffff>
I started out at InternetMCI as a junior sysadmin contractor. During my time there I was
hired on and became the senior, and at times the sole, unix system administrator. Later,
I moved to the Advanced Systems group, working on cutting-edge applications.<p>
<u>Advanced Services Design Engineer</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Responsible for design and maintenance of a set of servers providing
distributed, redundant streaming media to the edges of the network. This
included cooperating closely with Real Networks, creating design documents
and deploying servers, and engineering the platform for maximum
reliability and scalability.
<li>Helped in the deployment and maintenance of a set of servers providing
distributed, redundant http caching services on the edge of the network.
<li>Responsible for comparative evaluation of various hardware platforms
and operating systems to maximize resiliency and interoperability at an
affordable price.
</ul><p>
<u>System Administrator</u><p>
<ul>
<li> Responsible for three classes of machines: local Solaris desktop Sparcs, local
Solaris Sparc servers, and Solaris and Linux servers distributed across the network.
<li> Second, third, and fourth level support for critical local and remote servers at all
times
<li>Support all production and experimental services required for office operation as a
major Internet node: production DNS, secure shell, Netscape and Apache webservers,
Routing Registry, FTP, NTP, PMDF and sendmail SMTP servers, and others.
<li>Designed and implemented round-the-clock monitoring systems to proactively detect
problems and alert the responsible personnel, cooperating with the systems used by first
level support and providing as much diagnostic information as possible.
<li>Worked with engineers to develop growth plans for upgrading servers to
handle future traffic and high-availability needs.
<li>At it's height, I alone was responsible for fifteen prodiction servers distributed
across the country, as well as ten locally, with fifteen non-production development
servers and fourty-five Unix desktops running a combination of Solaris, Linux, and other
flavors of Unix.
<li>Responsible for design and administration of backup and disaster recovery systems,
including use of homegrown tools and Legato Networker products.
<li>Cooperated with Security Engineering set a security policy for all Unix servers in the
network and was responsible for monitoring and updating all machines to be secure, as well
as monitoring developments in security forums on the Internet to detect possible threats
</ul></td></tr>
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<td>Sterling Software
</td><td width=20%>5/97 - 10/97</td></tr>
<tr><td colspan=2 bgcolor=ffffff>
<u>Perl Programmer</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Working in a small team environment to create a suite of system and database
administration tools using Perl, Javascript, and C.
<li>In charge of implementing the interface with the Memex database engine through C code,
and helping to construct a front-end for those utilities using HTML and CGI.
<li>Helped to design system requirements and later testing of the system evaluated against
those requirements.
<li>Responded to customer needs and suggestions by enhancing and altering program
functionality.
</ul><p>
<u>System Administrator</u><p>
<ul>
<li>Ensured the availability and overall functionality of the UNIX servers.
<li>Primary administrator for about two dozen Sun SparcStations and Decstations.
<li>Responsible for maintaining a working interface between the UNIX network and about
fifty PCs attached to it, as well as a connection to the Internet.
<li>Troubleshot user problems on all platforms and respond in a rapid and friendly manner.
<li>Worked with users in a friendly, instructive way to empower them with information so
that they are better able to diagnose, comprehend, and solve problems.
</ul></td></tr>
</table></td></tr>
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Education & Training
</h5></td></tr>
<tr><td>
<ul>
<li>Advanced Cisco Configuration (3/15/99 - 3/19/99)
<li>PMDF Mail Exchange Configuration (7/27/98 - 7/31/98,
11/9/98 - 11/13/99)
<li>Netscape Webserver/SuiteSpot Configuration (9/5/97 - 9/9/97)
<li>University of Virginia, Bachelors of Arts in History with a Minor in
Foreign Affairs (9/93 - 5/97)
</ul><br>
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Hi, folks,
What sort of market is there for decent FreeBSD sysadmins these days?
I'm just considering my options, not actively looking at this point.
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From: Giorgos Keramidas <keramida@ceid.upatras.gr>
Date: 11 Jul 2001 18:23:36 +0300
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Michael Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org> writes:
> Hi, folks,
>
> What sort of market is there for decent FreeBSD sysadmins these days?
> I'm just considering my options, not actively looking at this point.
Well, here in Patras Greece, things are more or less like this:
In the Univerity, you can find `jobs' that are mostly related to Solaris,
HP/UX and AIX, as most departments hardly ever have a taste for Linux or
one of the BSDs'. But jobs in educational departments are not well paying,
and proffesional consulting is still a kraft rarely used.
The web hosting companies are using mostly Linux, although some do consider
switching over to BSD; FreeBSD being the BSD of choise, in those cases. A few
others have based their content serving infrastructure on Windows (usually the
NT, or 2000 breed of them, running IIS/MS-SQL), some of these switching to
Linux with Apache/MySQL soon after.
The workstations in most IT shops are Windows -- mostly Windows 98, with 95
still alive in some places, or (although much less often) Windows NT (the
workstation edition).
Greece is, unfortunately, still a place where Windows dominates the
workstation market.
On the other hand, I know of a lot of companies that are using some free Unix
on their servers, even some telecomm companies that extensively use Linux or
Solaris for their testing and development boxes. FreeBSD is still a niche
market here, but it's ever growing.
-giorgos
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From: Gabriel Rocha <jobs@neutraldomain.org>
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Hi,
I am looking for either a Unix Admin or Security position. I am willing to
relocate to just about anywhere in the world (no areas in midst of civil
war/unrest please) and the Northeastern US. References available upon
request. Thanks. --gabe
Gabriel S. Rocha
180 Elm Ct. #409
Sunnyvale, CA 90486
USA
408-245-1622
jobs@neutraldomain.org
OBJECTIVE:
To secure a challenging position utilizing my network
administration and UNIX security skills.
EMPLOYMENT:
Network Security Engineer, OneSecure Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA, USA)
July 2000 through July 2001
-Installed and configured firewalls for customers and monitored the
traffic generated by the firewalls as a member of the Security
Operations Center team;
-Set up and administered mail and web servers for the internal network;
-Configured and managed switches and routers;
-Installed and configured various network monitoring and firewall
clustering software;
-Conducted controlled penetration testing.
Engineering Apprentice, US Air Force (Andrews AFB, MD, USA)
February 1999 through June 2000
-Managed base-wide network of over ten thousand users.
-Monitored network usage and status of base-wide network.
-Created user and information databses of base personnel.
Network Technician, Massachusetts Maritime Academy (Buzzard's Bay, MA, USA)
August 1998 through February 1999
-Monitored the status of the Unix-based campus-wide
network, ensuring its continued smooth operation;
-Tested cables, hubs, routers and switches on campus;
-Acted as technical support for all users on campus;
-Upgraded, built and maintained computers
for the school.
SKILLS:
Computer skills:
-Unix and Windows based networking;
-Administration of Linux, Sun Solaris, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, SGI Irix,
HP HP-UX and various Windows versions;
-Checkpoint Firewall1, Stonesoft's Stonebeat firewall clustering;
-Administration of MySQL and LDAP databases;
-SAMBA, NFS and NTP, QMail, Postfix, Sendmail, djbDNS, BIND and
Apache servers;
-Implementation of BigBrother, MRTG, HP Openview and Snort;
-Unix security, firewalls, VPN and VLAN setup and configuration;
-Switch and router configuration and installation;
-Installation and configuration of PC, Sparc, SGI and HP hardware.
Linguistic proficiencies:
-English (native), Portuguese (native), Spanish (proficient) and
French (studying).
EDUCATION:
Professional certifications:
Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (Sunnyvale, CA, USA)
October 2000
-Computer Security Incident Handling certificate.
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (Sunnyvale, CA, USA)
September 2000
-Check Point Certified Administrator certificate.
University studies:
Strayer University (Morningside, MD, USA)
September 1999 through December 1999
-Major in Computer Sciences.
Massachussets Maritime Academy (Buzzard's Bay, MA, USA)
August 1998 through December 1998.
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On 2001-07-10 20:54 -0400, Michael Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org> wro=
te:
> Hi, folks,
>
> What sort of market is there for decent FreeBSD sysadmins these days?
> I'm just considering my options, not actively looking at this point.
Michael,
Here in the SF Bay area, the market is pretty terrible. I am
looking for a job, and I have several friends in system=20
adminstration and network administration who have been looking
for quite a while without finding anything. There are very few
places still hiring compared to last year or the year before.=20
Contract work is basically nonexistent, as far as I can tell.
But, if any of you reading this are hiring, well, read on!
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
Experienced FreeBSD systems administrator seeks full or part-time
employment in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA, US.
I am available for permanent or contract work of any duration. I am
currently a W-2 contract employee, so you will not have to deal with any
taxes, provide any benefits, or deal with massive amounts of government
paperwork, unless you want to.
Depending upon the nature of the work, I am open to telecommuting
and/or will travel to your workplace in the Bay Area. San Francisco
and East Bay locations are preferred, as I live in Berkeley.
I am skilled in procurement, construction, configuration and
management of high-density rackmount Internet platforms, and have
experience working with broadband ISPs, dot-coms, financial
companies, and more. I have built the entire technology
infrastructure for a small financial service provider, and have
worked as part of a team to keep a rapidly expanding production
network under control. I enjoy working solo, as part of a group,
or as leader of a small team.
My r=E9sum=E9 is available in both HTML and ASCII from my website:
http://www.zer0.org/~gsutter/resume/
http://www.zer0.org/~gsutter/resume/resume.txt
Please contact me if interested.
Greg
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