[Jobposts] System Administrator, Open Technology Institute

[Chris Ritzo]

The Open Technology Institute at the New America Foundation is seeking
applicants for the following position:

Position title: System Administrator, Open Technology Institute

Complete position description, qualifications, and application
instructions:
http://oti.newamerica.net/node/86494

Responsibilities:

- Design, create and maintain components of the OTI web based
infrastructure.
- Extend operational capacity and implement internal procedures
following industry best practice.
- Support, maintaining and extending services based on the following
core technologies: Debian Linux, BIND, OpenLDAP, Saltstack, Libvirt,
LXC, rsyslog, Postfix, Dovecot, Mailman, dspam, Apache, Varnish,
Memcached, MariaDB/MySQL, Zabbix, backupninja, SOGo, ejabberd, git,
Redmine, Aegir, Drupal, Foswiki, OpenVPN.
- Documenting OTI infrastructure and systems
- Envision and architect new systems infrastructure to support new and
ongoing OTI projects.


This position is based in our office in Washington, DC, offering
generous salary package commensurate with experience and excellent
benefits.

The Open Technology Institute strongly encourages applications from
candidates who are people of color, low-income, women, persons with
disabilities, over 55 or LGBTQ.


-- 
Chris Ritzo
Technologist, Open Technology Institute
critzo at newamerica.net | critzo at opentechinstitute.org
New America Foundation
1899 L Street, N.W., Suite 400
Washington, DC 20036

The New America Foundation (NAF) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public
policy institute that invests in new thinkers and new ideas to address
the next generation of challenges facing the United States. New America
emphasizes work that is responsive to the changing conditions and
problems of our 21st Century information-age economy.

The Open Technology Institute (OTI) formulates policy and regulatory
reforms to support open architectures and open source innovations and
facilitates the development and implementation of open technologies and
communications networks.

-- 
Chris Ritzo
Technologist, Open Technology Institute
New America Foundation