Location: Barton, ACT Contract: 12-month contract, with the possibility of extension Pay Rate: As per market standard (depending on experience) Hours: 40 hours per week (Monday to Friday) Clearance: Negative Vetting Level 1 security clearance or ability to obtain About the Role: We are seeking an experienced System Administrator to join a key Change Program.
This role is crucial in assisting with the delivery of key elements of the Data Management & Analysis Platform (DMAP).
Key Responsibilities: Collaborate with team members and contractors to deploy infrastructure, operating systems, and applications, including using infrastructure-as-Code approaches.
Participate in stand-ups, sprint planning, technical design workshops, and other relevant meetings.
Provide updates on task progress through Git Lab tickets.
Understand requirements and ensure technical work meets these needs.
Communicate constructively with colleagues, product owners, internal clients, and managers.
Work effectively in a small team environment.
Transfer knowledge and skills to other team members.
Maintain records and files in accordance with organizational requirements.
Mandatory Requirements: Linux administration (e.g.
Ubuntu, RHEL) Containerisation technologies (e.g.
Docker, Kubernetes) Automation tooling (e.g.
Ansible) Virtualisation Technologies (VMware, v Sphere) Storage Hardware Technologies (e.g NAS, JBOD, VSAN.
RAID) Back-up Systems (e.g VEEAM) Minimum 5 years in similar role Must be a team player and be able to work collaboratively AFP Negative Vetting Level 1 or the ability to obtain one Essential Requirements: Proficient & demonstrated experience at designing, deploying and maintaining Linux systems Understanding and implementing security best practices (e.g.
Essential 8, Information Security Manual) Experience using collaboration tools that include git, issue tracking and wikis (e.g.
Git Lab, Git Hub, Azure Dev Ops) Understanding network protocols Desirable Requirements: Centralised logging (e.g.
Elastic Search, Splunk) Cyber Security Practices (e.g Australian Government Information Security Manual, Essential 8) Issue tracking and collaboration tools (Git, Git Lab, Service Now) Code management and tracking (Git, Git Lab) Networking (e.g.
Switching, Routing, ACLs, VPN, Proxies, IPSEC) Monitoring Systems (e.g.
Check MK, SNMP) No SQL databases (e.g.
Mongo DB, Cassandra) SQL databases (e.g.
Postgre SQL, My SQL) Web servers (e.g.
nginx) Message queues/event streaming (e.g.
Rabbit MQ, Kafka) Workflow orchestration (e.g.
Nifi, Prefect, Airflow) Cloud platform providers (e.g.
Azure, AWS or Google) Centralised logging (e.g.
Elastic stack ELK, Splunk) To Apply: In order to be considered applicants are required to hold an Australian Citizenship.
If this sounds like the role for you, please submit an updated copy of your resume in MS Word format by hitting APPLY NOW or call Ankita on 02 9200 3683 for more information.
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