The Senior DevOps Engineer is responsible for installing and configuring high-end servers, managing applications on IIS, and working with VMware products.
Job Description
Position: Senior DevOps ENGINEER (Windows)
Client: State Compensation Insurance Fund (SCIF)
Location: Pleasanton, CA. The client will only consider candidates in California.
Interview Process: Phone followed by Onsite.
Rate: Bidding Process- the highest rate is $62 but the best number wins!
Duration: 6 month contract with possibility of extension
Qualifications5- 7 years in installation/configuration of high end servers and storage hardware in data centers
3 – 5 Experience in working with management and maintenance of application running on IIS.
2 – 4 years experience installing VMWare products – ESX, ESXi, VSphere, vCenter, P2V&V2V conversions.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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