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Design, analyze and manage the biggest and most complex storage solutions for our clients to drive performance and reliability.
Apply your Linux/Unix and overall systems knowledge to manage our servers, while working with one of the most skilled open source teams.
Code, maintain and scale our mainframe technology, which is critical for servers and applications that require high resiliency and agility.
Be responsible for understanding, narrowing down and defining the scope of clients’ technical concerns.
Be in charge of combining software and systems engineering to build and run large-scale, massively distributed, fault-tolerant systems.
Apply your knowledge and experience to monitor and maintain large clients' IT infrastructures.