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Let's Encrypt | REMOTE FULLTIME | letsencrypt.org Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open Certificate Authority. Please submit resumes to: it-jobs@linuxf
by jaas 9y ago
Let's Encrypt | REMOTE FULLTIME | letsencrypt.org
Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated, and open Certificate Authority.
Please submit resumes to: it-jobs@linuxfoundation.org
Systems Administrator
Our operations team has built the infrastructure needed to operate a secure, high availability, high volume certificate authority. There are high standards for the work that we do and the world is watching.
A candidate for sysadmin at Let’s Encrypt should have a solid background in 24/7 production operations and have experience with all the components of a modern datacenter environment. You should have at least some experience with security and stability monitoring, virtualization, firewalls, configuration management, database management, rapid provisioning and systemd.
Collaborating effectively with ISRG developers and the community is critical. You’ll be working with both fellow employees and our open-source community. ISRG staff live in various places in the U.S. and Canada, and we do the vast majority of our collaboration online.
Key Qualifications:
Experience working with highly-available, internet-facing sites
Experience in regulated environments
Configuration management experience (SaltStack, Ansible, Puppet, Chef)
Ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with development team
Database troubleshooting experience
Scripting experience
Networking management experience (firewalls and switches)
Experience implementing monitoring and logging systems
Nice to Have:
Hardware Security Module (HSM) experience
Coding experience
Hardware SAN experience
Experience using and managing security tools and vulnerability scanners
- gravyboat 9y agoAre you planning on responding to all candidates that apply? I applied quite a while back and never heard anything in the positive or negative even after following up multiple times.
- gazby 9y agoI received a phone call out of the blue almost two months after applying (about a month ago now). The caller admitted the ad had been posted too early and apologized for the late response. I suspect most of the early applicants, like me, were no longer available.
- gravyboat 9y agoInteresting. I'm not sure why they would respond to people via phone instead of email but thanks for noting that they responded to some candidates.