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Want a job at Sun for a year ? If you are a UK student and are doing a gap year starting July next year - for a year and are interested in working in my lab team in Camberley, Surrey then drop me an email with your CV and a covering letter. Here is the job description - and other info.
Exciting Student Placement at Sun Microsystems ! Description The student will gain knowledge of Sun's hardware range, system and application software. In addition he/she will benefit from working within a highly experienced software/hardware team and indeed be part of that team. The position will be working in the two labs in the Camberley ( Surrey ) office for 1 year starting in July 2007. The successful candidate will gain exposure to Sun's latest hardware and software offerings as they are released. Tasks undertaken by the student may include the following: Installation, configuration (hardware and software) , tuning and system administration of lab systems and project work in the lab. This will enable the student to gain hands on experience and knowledge of Unix hardware and associated system software. There will be opportunities for students to undertake project work in the lab. These may include ongoing planning and development or expansion of the laboratory infrastructure. Requirements Willingness and ability to absorb a large amount of information within a short timeframe. Ability to co-operate and communicate effectively with other people. The candidate MUST have at least one years experience of using Unix, for example Solaris, Linux or similar. The experience must cover installing Unix and other administration tasks. This should include network (LAN/Internet) setup, user administration, software upgrades/patching and file system maintenance. You should grade yourself as having a good theoretical and practical understanding of your preferred Unix platform. Experience or knowledge in the following technical areas would be a distinct advantage: Unix skills (user/administration) (essential) Networking (essential) Shell scripting (essential) Experience of PC or Sun Hardware (essential) Structured programming techniques (preferable) Scripting languages (perl/tcl/php) (preferable) Training in some of these areas will be given where required We expect applicants to write us a covering letter to accompany their CV explaining why their skills make them a suitable candidate. The letter should also cover what they would expect to get out of the one year working in Sun in this position.( Dec 14 2006, 12:00:01 AM PST ) Permalink Comments [2] Post a Comment: Comments are closed for this entry. |
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