[SVLUG-Jobs] Unix Systems Engineer with "access controls"

[Manoj John]

Hello all,

We are looking for an UNIX SYSTEMS ENGINEER for a large enterprise. The best
candidate would have experience integrating role-based access controls
(Active Directory) into Unix environment. A more detailed description is
below.

 

Please reply with resume.

 

Thank you,

Manoj John    |    TechOne    |    www.techone.com

630 Alder Drive, #102, Milpitas, CA 95035

(O) 408 232 1565 

 

 

 

Location: Pleasanton, CA

Duration: 9+ months

 

Unix System Engineer (access controls)
Senior UNIX Systems Engineer for the "Information Security Identity and
Access Management Unix Team" provides support for on-going projects and
compliance efforts across the enterprise. Team manages access control for
more than 3000 UNIX servers. 

 

This position requires 
* 8+ years of hands-on UNIX (AIX, Solaris, Linux) sys admin experience, need
to have UNIX security administration experience.
* Extensive scripting using UNIX shell and perl programming. 
* Strong understanding of access controls, integration with Active
Directory.
* Tools/ environment: SSL/ SSH, sudo, PowerBroker, PAM authentication. 
* Flexible work hours including telecommuting to provide off-hours support
is required.

 

A Plus: UNIX Security Monitoring tools (Tripwire, Qualys), and Quest QAS
product experience

 

Roles/ responsibilities
* Provide leadership and technical support for UNIX operating system
security, particularly in the area of access and privilege management
* Assist with the design, deployment and support of vendor products
* Produce documentation to satisfy audit requirements for SOX and PCI
certifications
* Collect data and report security issues
* Collaborate with technical peers to identify root cause of security issues
and provide appropriate resolutions
* Work directly with the business/application-side customers to remediate
UNIX security issues
* Extensive shell coding and task automation
* Assist in training and development of UNIX Team Members
* Create documentation based on IAM Services policies and procedures
* Use Remedy to monitor and receive incoming requests and problems