The IT Administrator - HPC within the Biomedical Informatics Division is responsible for the installation, configuration, tuning, and troubleshooting of the HPC infrastructure (Linux servers in more than 1 PB environment with over 1000 processing cores) and the associated systems software. He/ She is also responsible for maintaining the integrity and the stability of the HPC.
The administrator provides technical expertise for the use of the HPC systems and applications. He/ she works with users at SIDRA to solve specific computational problems and help researchers to efficiently utilize HPC resources.
4+ Years technical systems administration experience; maintaining computer systems infrastructure and its operation, at least 3 of which is in high performance and cluster computing for scientific applications.
Experience in Unix operating systems( Level 2 support or higher)
Experience in HPC software development and architecture
Experience virtualization concept and technology
A good understanding of computer network infrastructure
Database awareness
Understanding of traffic classification and prioritization
Understanding of network security
Experience building, installing, and configuring a variety of open-source Linux software packages, especially with complex dependencies
Experience setting up and maintaining a clustered file system such as GPFS or others.
Experience setting up and maintaining scientific computing clusters and their associated scheduling systems, such as SGE, or PBS
Previous experience working in Bioinformatics/NGS environment
Unix / Linux Certified
VMware/Citrix
PMP
High level of Technical skills related to systems administration and infrastructure of HPCs
Extensive experience and skill managing Unix/Linux operating systems in a large-scale system environment
Solid understanding of networked computing environment concepts
Demonstrated ability in managing file systems and storage in an HPC environment
Experience with batch schedulers (particularly PBS or MOAB)
Ability to understand the business requirements of the users and translate it into technical requirements
Ability to manage vendor relationship
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Ability to assess the criticality and urgency of users requirements and prioritize them properly
Ability to prepare reports on problems root cause or technology evaluation
Technical information in a format that is understood by non-technical individuals
Proven ability to work well individually and in a team environment and to produce high-quality work.
C-Programming and porting experience
Substantial experience with parallel programming environments (MPI, OpenMP, etc.)
Demonstrated competency with scientific programming languages
Experience in application profiling and optimization using performance tools on HPC systems
Knowledgeable about data and security issues relating to clinical information for research.
Previous experience
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