Senior Linux Infrastructure Engineer (Bare metal & storage)

• →Expert-level Linux administration (Ubuntu required; Red Hat and SUSE preferred)
• →Deep expertise in bare metal server deployment, architecture, and administration
• →Strong understanding of server hardware, including BIOS, RAID, firmware, iLO/iDRAC/IPMI, NICs, HBA cards, and hardware troubleshooting
• →Experience designing and administering enterprise Linux infrastructure
• →Advanced Linux storage administration:
  • →LVM
  • →XFS, EXT4
  • →NFS
  • →iSCSI
  • →Fibre Channel SAN
  • →Multipath I/O
• →Strong hands-on experience with Ceph, including:
  • →Cluster architecture
  • →MON, OSD, MDS
  • →RBD, CephFS, RGW
  • →Capacity planning
  • →Performance tuning
  • →Failure recovery
• →Strong networking knowledge (bonding, VLANs, routing, MTU, DNS, DHCP)
• →Experience with high availability, clustering, and disaster recovery
• →Strong troubleshooting skills across Linux OS, hardware, networking, and storage
• →Bash and Python scripting for automation

• Kubernetes infrastructure (especially storage integration)
• VMware or KVM
• Ansible
• AWS/Azure exposure

• Candidates whose experience is primarily CI/CD pipeline engineering
• Engineers focused mainly on Terraform, GitOps, or container platforms
• Cloud-only administrators with limited bare metal or infrastructure experience

Ideal candidate: Someone who has spent years running enterprise Linux environments, building servers from the hardware up, architecting storage platforms, and solving complex OS, hardware, and storage issues. DevOps experience is a plus, but traditional Linux infrastructure expertise is the primary requirement.