Employee Directory
Enterprise Systems
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The Enterprise Systems Unit is responsible for technology infrastructure, installation, maintenance, configuration, management, function, availability, and security for commercially licensed, open source, and locally developed applications the library employs in order to provide content and services to the University academic community and enterprise level productivity tools for library staff. The unit also maintains responsibility as the service owners for the Libraries' datacenters, including cloud infrastructure, and software build, testing, and deployment frameworks and pipelines.
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As a Sr Systems Administrator, Tom provides core systems infrastructure management and some server based programming support for the Hesburgh Libraries. Tom administers a wide variety of commercially licensed and open source technologies and software and is responsible for the configuration, management, function, availability, and security for those systems.
Systems Administration and Support
- Advanced Linux systems administration including virtualization, user administration, backup and recovery, security, package maintenance, networking, file systems, and high availability server configurations.
- Compilation, installation, and configuration of commercial and open source software.
- Maintain files systems, back ups, firewalls, monitoring systems, and locally developed application environments.
- Administration of high volume relational database systems such as MySQL and Oracle. Collaborate with software engineers to provide a customized, high availability systems infrastructure that is tailored to locally developed application needs.
Collaborate with the OIT
- Work with the OIT to identify and integrate core technology services services provided by the OIT, such as, networking, identity management, authentication systems, active directory, Operating System computing images.
- Collaborate on scheduled system outages and coordinate system down time to ensure graceful system transitions.
- Report core service outages and manage communication with key library stakeholders on technology infrastructure problems.
Research, Evaluation, and Documentation
- Research, evaluate, and implement new technology infrastructure components for the Libraries.
- Document infrastructure and systems changes.
As a Sr Systems Administrator, Bill provides core systems infrastructure management and some server based programming support for the Hesburgh Libraries. Bill administers a wide variety of commercially licensed and open source technologies and software and is responsible for the configuration, management, function, availability, and security for those systems.
Systems Administration and Support
- Advanced Windows systems administration including virtualization, user administration, backup and recovery, security, package maintenance, networking, file systems, and high availability server configurations.
- Compilation, installation, and configuration of commercial and open source software.
- Maintain files systems, back ups, firewalls, monitoring systems, and locally developed application environments.
- Administration of high volume relational database systems such as MySQL and Oracle. Collaborate with software engineers to provide a customized, high availability systems infrastructure that is tailored to locally developed application needs.
- Configure and manager Operating System images for Windows and Mac OS
Collaborate with the OIT
- Work with the OIT to identify and integrate core technology services services provided by the OIT, such as, networking, identity management, authentication systems, active directory, Operating System computing images.
- Collaborate on scheduled system outages and coordinate system down time to ensure graceful system transitions.
- Report core service outages and manage communication with key library stakeholders on technology infrastructure problems.
Research, Evaluation, and Documentation
- Research, evaluate, and implement new technology infrastructure components for the Libraries.
- Document infrastructure and systems changes.
