【モルガン・スタンレー】Server Operations, VP - Technology
仕事内容
Linux System Administrator
Morgan Stanley is looking for a Linux System Administrator to join the team to help us maintain and grow our existing environment. The existing environment consists of a mixture of open source and in-house written Perl, Python and BASH.
You will be involved in evaluation, certification, integration, and maintenance of numerous products, including hardware, Red Hat Linux, configuration management, system services (DNS, DHCP, NTP, etc.), and a variety of in-house developed tools.
Role Profile and Responsibilities
You will be working in and supporting the Production plant.
You are a self starter, able to act like an owner, prioritize requests, collaborate with others, and manage ambiguity.
You will have experience of managing, deploying and debugging large scale production environments.
You will be part of a global, follow the sun, oncall rotation for production issues.
You will write and maintain documentation for systems, processes, and procedures.
You will have experience with Change Management and Problem management practices.
You enjoy working with people in a very collaborative space.
応募資格(必須経験など)
Requirements
5+ years working with RedHat Enterprise
Have worked on a global team.
Strong understanding of kernel bypass and how it relates to latency sensitive devices.
Detailed knowledge of TCP/IP, Experience with networking and security concepts, implementation, and troubleshooting.
Experience with monitoring tools and solutions
Proven analytical and troubleshooting skills in a highly visible faced paced enterprise environment.
You can script your way out of mundane repetitive tasks.
Experience working on shared code bases using best practices in CI / Source Control / Release Management and Change Control
Skills Desired
Linux Performance tuning
Experience with application integration
Trading System Application Configuration / Deployment / Management Experience
You have worked with FPGA lifecycle tools (Vivado, Quartus etc)
Zeek or other pcap-based network analytics packages for troubleshooting
Experience implementing and support Kerberos