Support Engineers needed

[haCid]

Good morning guys.

We have positions open for Support Engineers in our company.
We are mainly focused on telecommunications.

Position Available: Support Engineer
Number of Positions: 1+
Employment type: Permanent
Salary: Skill related
Perks: You will be part of an awesome team. Parking everywhere. Free coffee.
Starting Date: Asap
Location: Fourways / Midrand (depends where we need you for the day, so you might need to drive)
Years Experience: 1+
Job Description/Requirements: The following skills will be advantageous to your application
- Linux (you don't have to be a sys-admin, just know what linux is and how NOT TO rm -rf on a server)
- MySQL (you have to run queries, you don't have to be a DBA)
- Oracle DB (also know how to run queries, you don't have to know PL/SQL dev or DBA)
- Java (you dont have to write code, but understanding it and being able to read it would be advantageous)
- Application containers i.e Glassfish / Payara

Please send me a PM for my email addy.

Kind regards
haCid

 

[haCid]

Hi guys,

Im just updating the description more.
Please see below;

We have positions open for Support Engineers in our company.
We are mainly focused on telecommunications.

Position Available: Support Engineer
Number of Positions: 1+
Employment type: Permanent
Salary: Skill related
Perks: You will be part of an awesome team. Parking everywhere. Free coffee.
Starting Date: Asap
Location: Fourways (office moving 2nd May to Northriding)
Years Experience: 1+
Job Description/Requirements: The following skills will be advantageous to your application
- Linux (you don't have to be a sys-admin, just know what linux is and how NOT TO rm -rf on a server) - This is important, you need to know your way around linux
- MySQL (you have to run queries, you don't have to be a DBA)
- Oracle DB (also know how to run queries, you don't have to know PL/SQL dev or DBA)
- Java (you dont have to write code, but understanding it and being able to read it would be advantageous)
- Application containers i.e Glassfish / Payara
- You need to be able to easily understand stuff, I need someone that I can teach over Skype or other communication platforms. I am in the process of moving to Cape Town so
won't be able to micro manage everything you do

Please send me a PM for my email addy.

Kind regards
haCid

 

[Mous3]

"Linux (you don't have to be a sys-admin, just know what linux is and how NOT TO rm -rf on a server) "
I had a good laugh at this thank you. You could go one better and rm -rf *

 

[1 Eyed Monkey]

the rm -rf part killed me!!!!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

 

[Senshi]

Well technically rm / -rf would be -worse- as just executing rm -rf would only clear out files/folders in the directory you are working in...

 

[PandaAttack1]

"Linux (you don't have to be a sys-admin, just know what linux is and how NOT TO rm -rf on a server) "
I had a good laugh at this thank you. You could go one better and rm -rf *

😁
I can do you one better: sudo rm -rf /

aaaaand I have a new sig...

 

[Senshi]

😁
I can do you one better: sudo rm -rf /

aaaaand I have a new sig...

You only need sudo if you aren't root or if you are in the sudo'ers list... I'm always root

Reminds me of that quote "I'm root, so now what?"

 

[PandaAttack1]

You only need sudo if you aren't root or if you are in the sudo'ers list... I'm always root

Reminds me of that quote "I'm root, so now what?"

You are a much braver man than me dude...

If I make a mistake with root, I am fleeing to Honululu.

 

[Senshi]

Braver or maybe stupid. Sent OP a pm.

 

[Mous3]

😁
I can do you one better: sudo rm -rf /

aaaaand I have a new sig...

I have had a couple of times where my techies wants to remove files and even after telling them not to use it they still do. Its funny looking at the bash history afterwards
"rm -rf file. *
ls file*
pwd*
ls file*
pwd
cd /
pwd
ls file*find . -name file*
ls file*
cd /
pwd
ls *
ls * |more
pwd
cd /
pwd
ls file* "
that's from a server where it actually happened

 

[PandaAttack1]

I have had a couple of times where my techies wants to remove files and even after telling them not to use it they still do. Its funny looking at the bash history afterwards
"rm -rf file. *
ls file*
pwd*
ls file*
pwd
cd /
pwd
ls file*find . -name file*
ls file*
cd /
pwd
ls *
ls * |more
pwd
cd /
pwd
ls file* "
that's from a server where it actually happened

I would like to see what he googled after that nervous loop he wen into...