Top Linux Systems Administrator Jobs

The Linux Systems Administrator III will manage Linux and Windows systems, perform system maintenance, resolve complex issues, and ensure security compliance.

The role involves monitoring telematics systems, reviewing driver events, maintaining data integrity, generating reports, and collaborating with teams to enhance fleet safety and efficiency.

The Linux Systems Administrator will install and configure systems, manage user accounts, and support enterprise services while ensuring system security and health.

The Linux Systems Administrator will manage Linux servers, ensure system integrity, resolve issues, and support customer accounts and applications.

The Senior Linux Systems Administrator will design, install, configure, and maintain servers, troubleshoot problems, and support large-scale applications while focusing on system integration and stability.

Provide technical support and troubleshooting for software and systems in military locations. Requires up to 50% travel and strong Linux administration skills.

The Field Engineer/Linux Systems Administrator will troubleshoot complex systems, provide technical support, optimize environments, and manage software installations while traveling up to 50% of the time.

Responsible for resolving IT hardware and software infrastructure issues, system administration, applying security patches, and supporting new infrastructure projects.

As a Linux Systems Administrator, you will modernize and maintain a DoD financial system, focusing on configuration, security controls, and DevSecOps implementations.

As a Senior Linux Systems Administrator, manage and secure IT systems, provide Tier 2 support, and collaborate on security compliance.

The role involves maintaining IT systems, managing UNIX and Windows OS, troubleshooting devices, and ensuring network security and compliance.

Responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers, utilizing Puppet for automation, and ensuring system reliability and performance while collaborating with teams.

The Linux Systems Administrator maintains Linux systems, manages performance and security, develops automation scripts, and provides technical support while ensuring uptime and compliance.

The UNIX/Linux Systems Administrator is responsible for installing, configuring, and maintaining Linux systems, ensuring data integrity, and managing software solutions, among other responsibilities in a Systems Administration team.

Assist project teams with technical issues during project initiation and planning; ensure continued operation of Linux systems for wifi services.

The Senior Linux Systems Administrator will lead RHEL administration, manage virtualization, oversee HPE hardware, enforce security, and automate processes to optimize datacenter performance.

Lead Linux Systems Administrator managing RHEL environments and providing technical support for cybersecurity initiatives. Responsible for Ansible automation, Splunk monitoring, and overseeing lab operations.

Provide technical support for Linux systems in a research environment, including administration, network design, and user support while ensuring security compliance.

Manage and maintain Linux-based systems, ensuring security and stability, performing updates, troubleshooting issues, and automating tasks.

Manage Linux systems for government clients, ensuring security and performance through virtualization and network administration, while leading a diverse team and improving DevOps architecture.

The Senior Linux Systems Administrator will design, implement, and maintain Linux infrastructure, ensuring system security and performance while collaborating with other IT teams.

The Senior Linux Systems Administrator will manage Linux servers at the NDBC, ensure IT system continuity, support cloud migration, maintain security compliance, and optimize system performance.

The Linux Systems Administrator will manage workstations and servers, interact with users, handle installations and maintenance, and assist in data center operations.

The role involves maintaining and supporting DCO sensor platforms in tactical environments, configuring Linux systems, troubleshooting, automating tasks with scripts, and conducting system hardening and documentation.

Manage and enhance the Operations Control System (OCS) for the MBTA using Linux-based administration. Responsibilities include system monitoring, troubleshooting, documentation, and maintaining database systems.