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DXC Technology in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, seeks an experienced Linux/AIX Engineer to architect and lead operations infrastructure services across physical, virtual, and hybrid platforms. You will manage Linux variants (RHEL/CentOS/SUSE), AIX, PowerVM, and automation workflows to ensure high availability.
Responsibilities include performance tuning, automation with Ansible/Puppet, security hardening, and integration with SIEM.
In this Job Family, Responsible for architecting and leading operations infrastructure services. Individuals in these positions possess the capability to manage various versions of Linux, AIX, and Container Platforms. The Linux Engineer is tasked with leading administration, and support of mission-critical Linux environments hosted on physical, virtual, and hybrid platforms.
In this Job Family, Responsible for architecting and leading operations infrastructure services. Individuals in these positions possess the capability to manage various versions of Linux, AIX, and Container Platforms. The Linux Engineer is tasked with leading administration, and support of mission-critical Linux environments hosted on physical, virtual, and hybrid platforms.
This role encompasses lifecycle management, performance tuning, and automation of operating system-related processes to ensure stability and high availability. Key focus areas include automation, security measures, and continuous system optimization.
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