| Technical System Architect Required in Vancouver [message #106497] |
Mon, 19 January 2004 08:52 |
George Muenz
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Technical System Architect
WebSphere-Oracle
Date: January 16, 2004
Term: Contract possibly leading to full time.
Location: Vancouver BC
NetNation Communications Inc. is a pioneer in web site hosting and domain registration services. We have been in business for over six years serving customers with basic web sites to complex managed services in over 100 countries.
Customers now turn to NetNation to support increasingly sophisticated applications delivering transactions over the Internet.
Therefore, NetNation is seeking to retain an experienced and capable individual to work with our customers and our staff to deliver these services as well as other services in this technology for current and future customers. You have proven experience in a commercial environment and superior customer relationship skills.
An initial project for a client will include:
1) Upgrade to x node Websphere 5.1 Network Deployment cell from a current 2 Websphere 5.0 Base servers
2) Provide input into architecture design for system to handle x transactions per second.
3) Diagnose and provide input on solving bottlenecks in architecture
4) Evaluate current architecture's security and provide input
Skills Required:
Websphere
Installation
Administration
Configuration proficiency
Optimization
Development process knowledge
Database (Oracle on Linux, Sun)
Design
Administration
Configuration
Development
Architecture
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If you are interested in this opportunity and are able to demonstrate that you have the required skills by providing a detailed project description list, please send your resume to careers@netnation.com. We thank all applicants for their interest but can only respond to those selected for an interview.
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