CDO Workforce coordinates and focuses employment, training and education development resources across three counties, providing service to employed people, unemployed people and employers alike. Our goal is to improve the long-term growth and development of the work force.
Directive in Oneonta, NY is hiring a full-time Website and Hosting Support Engineer.
The position will entail maintenance and optimization of the core infrastructure that drives web business. The candidate would be responsible for managing the infrastructure of shared, reseller, cloud and web hosting customers.
Duties to include, but not limited to:
Manage server loads, rollouts of services, scheduled tasks and monitoring tools, Perform server audits of client systems and bring them to current industry standards and security. Improving internal and external security. Improving HTTP performance and reliability.
Qualifications:
Experience supporting web backend systems. Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Knowledge of emerging security exploits, flaws and their counter measures. Proficient programming in JavaScript across browsers and using client-side application layers like jQuery. Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, PHP and cross-browser development and debugging. Experience with databases, specifically MySQL or NoSQL systems.
Required to work flexible hours, occasionally available to work weekends or off-hours. High speed personal connection to internet. Must be willing to learn. Training can be provided to the right candidate.
To Apply:http://my.jobs/6d8600b6262342e597c7fe538f87405a161
Visit: www.directive.com
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