Linux Site Reliability Engineer - C4S Search Ltd : Job Details

JOB TITLE: Linux Site Reliability Engineer

LOCATION: Gloucestershire

SALARY:£40,000 - £60,000

WAY OF WORKING: Full Time | Hybrid/ Office-based | Permanent

THE BUSINESS:

Our client is a small company by design, and we intend to stay that way. This means you'll have exposure to all aspects of the business, allowing you to learn and grow more than you might in a large corporation. Here, features move from request to design to production within days, reaching a global audience and addressing real-world challenges—from smart agriculture to drone technology.

Users worldwide ranging from universities to industry leaders in motorsport, agriculture, oil and gas, emergency services, and defence our clients’ customers can be found wherever there's radio coverage, whether on land, in the air, or even at sea!

Linux Site Reliability Engineer:

• First 3 months being 5 days a week onsite and then moving Hybrid
• Monitor system availability and performance
• Strengthen system security against potential threats
• Perform system maintenance and apply patches
• Assist in designing, deploying, and setting up new infrastructure

YOUR KEY SKILLS:

• Proven experience in Linux administration, preferably with Debian/Ubuntu
• Background in networking, including VPNs, gateways, and bridging
• Strong understanding of OS and network security
• UK or EU nationality required, along with a valid driver’s license

DESIRABLE:

• Scripting experience - Either Bash, Python or equivalent
• Experience of GIS tools, standards and processing raster data
• Docker container management
• Virtualisation experience, preferably KVM / Proxmox

If you are interested in the Linux Site Reliability Engineer role, please send an application detailing proof of the above or contact Ben Hodson in our office.

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