System Administrator - Senior

Intermountain Healthcare (IHC) is a nonprofit health care system serving the residents of Utah and Southern Idaho. Being a part of IHC means joining with a world-class team and embarking on a career filled with opportunities, strength, innovation, and fulfillment. Driven by the mission and four core values -- excellence, mutual respect, accountability, trust. IHC's 26,000+ employees and 2,200+ employed or affiliated physicians make a difference in people's lives everyday.



Systems Administrator – UNIX, is responsible for the support of enterprise class servers with an emphasis on the AIX operating system. Responsibilities include hardware and software installation, performance tuning, logical partitioning, backup and recovery, system monitoring, system security and user accessibility, and process development in a 7x24 environment.  Staff and Senior level applicants will be considered.



This position requires previous experience as a UNIX administrator. Highly desirable is experience with the IBM flavor of UNIX, AIX.  A Bachelor's Degree in related computer sciences area or the equivalent work experience is required. 6 years as a UNIX administrator is preferred. Candidate must have experience in managing large systems.  Experience with High Availability products, Backup and Recovery products and Storage Area Networks is preferred. Candidate must be able to demonstrate proficiency in hardware and software technologies, including:  HMC, LPAR, SSA, RAID, TCPIP, Ethernet, Host Bus Adapters, Logical Volume Manager, NIS, LDAP, DNS and shell scripting.  Experience with Oracle is a plus.  Candidate must have excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the aptitude to follow, develop and reengineer system administrative processes.  This position will be required to work in a team environment with scheduled 7x24 coverage rotations, as well as on an as-needed basis for evening and weekend support.  Come be part of a great team that provides extraordinary care to enterprise class servers, employees and ultimately, patients.