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1 total messages Started by Heidi Brandle Wed, 25 Sep 1996 00:00
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (Refer to Job Code: 276)
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Author: Heidi Brandle
Date: Wed, 25 Sep 1996 00:00
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SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR

This firm, is one of the few PC-oriented chipmakers that evolved from
the mainframe chip industry in the late 1980�s.  

This company has optimized its chip development business by
paralleling and even designing ahead of quickly evolving PC chip
requirements. 

They are currently seeking:

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (Refer to Job Code: 276)

You will administer 100+ SUN workstations and be in charge of full
system administration, to include such duties as installation,
maintenance, troubleshooting & adding memory.  

You will manage all SUN system networking and computer peripherals and
take care of daily system backups, project archiving and computer
system inventory. 

In addition, you will write UNIX scripts to manage and maintain user�s
account, maintain e-mail system and provide effective training and
support to end users.

QUALIFICATIONS:

� A BSCS/MSCS is required, plus 2 or more years with SUN system
administration concepts.
� Hands-on experience on SUN SYSTEM, NFS and NIS. 
� You must be an assertive and patient individual with excellent
communication skills and ability to work effectively at all levels
within an organization.



Please Contact Us
Joel Burris or Charles Griffin
E-Mail is our first choice tsmccoy@ix.netcom.com
Fax 415-843-0488
Voice 415-843-0445
Voice 800-705-0051
Refer to Job Code: 276

McCoy Ltd. is a national search firm specializing in full-time
computer professional placement.  We represent many of the nation�s
finest computer vendors in their recruiting needs for software
engineering, hardware engineering, software QA, MIS professionals, and
pre/post-sales engineers.  Some of our current requirements are listed
below. 
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