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Started by NexLinkHR
Mon, 15 Jan 2001 15:47
Network/EDA Support
Author: NexLinkHR
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 15:47
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 15:47
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NETWORK/EDA ADMINISTRATOR The Company: The future belongs to those with the vision to recognize opportunities and the resources to take advantage of them. Nexlink Communications is a fabless semiconductor startup looking for a System, Network and EDA (Electronic Design Automation) Software Administrator. Ideal candidates would have a University Degree or equivalent, plus minimum of 2-5 of experience. Responsibilities: Your mission will be to build, maintain and administrate our hardware and software (Network, Servers, EDA and desktop applications) in an explosive growth environment. Your main duties will be: - Install, configure and upgrade ASIC EDA tools - develop a performance survey in order to anticipate service evolution and possible bottlenecks; - manage company firewalls; - manage and develop company intranet; - perform daily system administration (monitoring, back up); - provide support to engineering community; - recommend appropriate upgrades in our network infrastructure. Requirements: The successful candidate will have: - experience in Unix/NT system administration; - knowledge of Solaris 2.5 or higher; - knowledge of Windows NT or higher; - experience in firewall management; - knowledge of TCP/IP protocol; - knowledge of HTML programming is an asset; - experience in ASIC EDA tools administration is an asset Compensation: We offer competitive salary, industry leading benefits package and stock options plan. Interested candidates should forward your resume or questions in confidence to chansen@nexlink.ca.
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