First Advantage CREDCO (www.FADV.com; www.CREDCO.com) has an immediate
opening for a Senior Unix/SAN Administrator to join our Information
Technology team in Poway, CA. The individual selected for this position
will work with a team of 5-6 System Administrators in the daily support
of approx 100 S6K/Pseries servers and/or LPARs, and SAN/NAS
administration. Works with vendors from a customer / vendor
relationship on support problems and firmware upgrades

Requirements Requirements:

=B7 Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field (or
equivalent experience)
=B7 3+ years experience administering AIX (4.3, 5.X) for large to
medium scale UNIX systems
=B7 Mid to Senior level understanding of SAN technologies including
(but not limited to) SAN switches, xp1024 or Hitachi 9900 Series
Storage Arrays, and NAS devices
=B7 Ability to set up switch zones, ISLs, Trunking, and perform switch
firmware upgrades as needed
=B7 Able to work with Technical Managers / Business Owners to gather
requirements and provide storage recommendations/solutions to meet the
business need
=B7 Ability to create and assign LUNs/LDEVs to AIX, Linux, and Windows
server
=B7 Good understanding of LVM from a Unix and Windows perspective.
=B7 Understanding of BCopy setup and configuration utilizing Hitachi
Raid Manager
=B7 Ability to setup and configure HP SecurePath / AutoPath for HBA
failover
=B7 Understanding of MPIO setup and configuration in a AIX and Windows
environment
=B7 A good understanding of CIFS / NFS
=B7 Good Oral and Written skills
=B7 Proven ability to analyze business problems and opportunities,
identify and assess solutions and deliver results
=B7 Strong ability to react and assess quickly
=B7 Good shell scripting skills
=20
Send resumes to credcojobs@firstam.com

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On 22 May 2006 13:13:33 -0700, Jobs4U <dwsmith@fadv.com> wrote:
> First Advantage CREDCO (www.FADV.com; www.CREDCO.com) has an immediate

...need to find a better headhunter.  They should start with someone who
doesn't spam technical discussion groups.

Don't you people read the group you're expliting, and see that this
isn't a welcome post or an effective tactic?

Does Credco know that you're spamming in their name?  I wonder how they
feel about that.

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