Location: USA
Remote: Sure, I'm good at that.
Willing to relocate: Negotiable
Technologies: OSes (Linux, BSDs, Solaris); Networking (IP, firewalls, physical plant); Systems (x86/64, Sparc); Security (yes, please)
Résumé/CV: It's big. Tell me what you're doing and I'll filter it down for you.
Email: ddyc2603@fastmail.com
Infrastructure syseng/sysadmin guy with a few decades of experience. I was doing DevOps before it was cool. :-)
If you want to lock me in for a guaranteed 5 years, put the word "Security" in my job title -- that would advance my goal of getting a CISSP -- even if it's just "Datacenter and Security Mess-cleaner-upper".
I'd also relish a justification to spend an hour or more per day on code. That's not "I want to be a programmer"...who wants to make that career change in 2026? But it would be nice if I could actually "do" Bash/C/Perl/Python/Whatever, just a bit, consistently, instead of only when something is messed up and all I get to do is poke and prod until it starts working again.
If you want to lock me in for a guaranteed 5 years, put the word "Security" in my job title -- that would advance my goal of getting a CISSP -- even if it's just "Datacenter and Security Mess-cleaner-upper".
I'd also relish a justification to spend an hour or more per day on code. That's not "I want to be a programmer"...who wants to make that career change in 2026? But it would be nice if I could actually "do" Bash/C/Perl/Python/Whatever, just a bit, consistently, instead of only when something is messed up and all I get to do is poke and prod until it starts working again.