IT Network Administrator (LINUX)

Society for Telecommunications and Information Technology in Transport Networks “TELETRANS” S.A, is launching a competition for 1 (one) post of IT Network Administrator (LINUX) within the Server Administration and Operating Systems Department, Information Technology Department, on an indefinite period, 8 hours/day work program.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Degree from a technical faculty (Automatic, Computers, Informatics, Electronics, Cybernetics or equivalent);
• General knowledge of security policies for data protection and prevention of cyber attacks;
• Knowledge of foreign languages: English;
• Certifications in the field are an advantage.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE:

• Minimum 3 years of experience in IT support and administration, with Linux-based systems (Oracle Linux, CentOS, Ubuntu);
• Demonstrated knowledge of networks;
• Experience or knowledge of programming languages (php, python);
• Excellent communication skills.

PLUS:

• Knowledge in VMware and OpenStack administration;
• Familiarity with Active Directory;
• Shell scripting;
• Experience with virtualization technology is a major advantage.

• Ability to diagnose various Linux distributions;
• Prior experience in installing and personalizing Linux distributions;
• Configuring Linux servers and internal and client application systems;
• Maintenance of operating systems and services on servers, including preventive, corrective, adaptive, and perfective maintenance;
• Documented, examined, and improved existing processes and workflows;
• Collaboration with other IT teams to ensure the quality and availability of company services.

TELETRANS as a national telecommunications operator addresses operators, major companies, and Internet service providers (ISPs) with a wide range of high-quality communication services implemented on fiber-optic infrastructure and professional equipment of the latest generation IP/MPLS.

TELETRANS has a nationwide backbone, approximately 5000 km; over 100 transmission nodes and access to the fiber-optic network; presence points in 14 municipalities and access facilities in another 22; cross-border connections with Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine, and Moldova, a multi-level network that is completely redundant, with 9 adjacent rings and professional equipment of the latest generation IP/MPLS.