Linux DevOps Engineer / Socially Involved Amsterdam • Experis

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The non-profit organisation, based in Amsterdam, provides all kinds of services within education. There is a relaxed but driven atmosphere. Furthermore, the organisation can be described as progressive; for example, an innovation drive is currently underway within the IT department.

The team focuses on a specific part of the organisation. This involves specialist machines that are used for research. They use various Linux distributions, such as CentOS and Redhat. In addition, a lot of scripting is automated and various clusters and storage systems are used. The specifications come from the researchers and it is up to you to set up a suitable system for this!

• You are responsible for various requests and customised solutions;
• You automate your management activities as much as possible;
• You draw up authorisation and security procedures;
• You investigate and resolve incidents;
• Monitor the stability of the server landscape.

• Hbo working and thinking level;
• At least 2 years' working experience as a DevOps engineer;
• Knowledge of Ansible, Bash or Python;
• Knowledge of clustering (SLURM) and storage (Ceph);
• You are eager to learn and have strong communication skills;
• You have a passion for technology and love to pioneer.

• Flexible working hours (start times 8:00 - 10:00);
• Training opportunities;
• Holiday days can be up to 32 days per year based on 40 hours.

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Waar je gaat werken

The non-profit organisation, based in Amsterdam, provides all kinds of services within education. There is a relaxed but driven atmosphere. Furthermore, the organisation can be described as progressive; for example, an innovation drive is currently underway within the IT department.

The team focuses on a specific part of the organisation. This involves specialist machines that are used for research. They use various Linux distributions, such as CentOS and Redhat. In addition, a lot of scripting is automated and various clusters and storage systems are used. The specifications come from the researchers and it is up to you to set up a suitable system for this!