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Operational / Data Engineer

Job Title: LSF Administrator
Location: Cambridge, UK
Job Type: 12 months contract

Work Mode: Hybrid

About the Role:
As an LSF Administrator, you will install, configure, and maintain IBM Spectrum LSF to ensure effective job scheduling and resource utilization across large-scale clusters. Your work will be key to sustaining high performance, with responsibilities ranging from developing automation scripts to providing user support and collaborating with IT teams.

Key Responsibilities:

Install, configure, and maintain IBM Spectrum LSF for optimized job scheduling and resource allocation.
Regularly monitor system performance, identifying and resolving LSF and infrastructure-related issues.
Develop and implement automation scripts to streamline LSF administration tasks.
Provide technical support to users and work closely with system administrators and other IT teams.
Stay updated on the latest LSF features and industry best practices.Qualifications:

LSF Expertise: Strong understanding of LSF concepts, including job submission, scheduling, and resource management.
Technical Proficiency: Experience with Linux operating systems and proficiency in scripting languages (e.g., Bash, Python).
HPC Knowledge: Solid grasp of high-performance computing concepts and technologies.
Problem Solving and Communication: Excellent troubleshooting, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills.Preferred Qualifications:

Certification in LSF administration.
Experience with cloud-based HPC environments.
Familiarity with containerization technologies (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes).
Exposure to big data and machine learning frameworks.If interested please please apply here or send across your latest CV to rakesh. muthyala @ randstaddigital .com

Randstad Technologies is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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