Valerie Thomas
Dear IRIS,
The USGS has just opened a Linux IT position in Pasadena to help support
Earthquake Early Warning efforts. Could you please help us spread the
word? We're hoping to reach as many folks as possible this week, as the
application period is only open until Jan 4. Many thanks in advance for
helping us reach as many folks as we can as quickly as possible! Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year:)
Best regards,
Valerie
*The USGS Earthquake Science Center Pasadena Offices is hiring IT
Specialists to support the mission of the Earthquake Early Warning Project.*
The USGS is seeking IT professionals with experience and skill operating
and maintaining software, hardware, and operating systems in a Linux
environment. Applicants who have experience with Linux operating
systems, modern code management tools, and modern operating systems
maintenance protocols will receive consideration for this opportunity.
The successful candidates will support the ShakeAlert Earthquake Early
Warning (EEW) system (shakealert.org), a mission-critical, distributed
system that rapidly detects earthquakes and generates and issues alerts
to institutional users and the public.
The position is part of a USGS-university team that operates and
maintains the ShakeAlert system; a 24/7 Earthquake Early Warning
system. We are designing it to distribute rapid warnings of expected
strong shaking when an earthquake occurs. ShakeAlert is a
multi-organization cooperative project to build and operate a public EEW
system for the California, Oregon and Washington.
ShakeAlert is a complex set of geographically distributed machines and
modules that intercommunicate via a message broker. It generates
real-time earthquake products that are distributed via public-facing
servers. ShakeAlert interacts with other complex USGS-supported systems
including the ANSS Quake Management System (AQMS) and Earthworm. All
work is accomplished in a Linux and open-source environment. The
operational setting includes real-time data streams from hundreds of
field sensors telemetered over a heterogeneous WAN, many distributed
servers running application codes and scripts, and transactions with
Oracle and MySQL databases.
The opening for this full-time, permanent position (GS-2210-9/11/12) is
at the Pasadena office of the Earthquake Science Center. US citizenship
is required. Only online applications will be accepted. The federal
government is an equal opportunity employer. Please, apply only if you
have experience that is relevant to this opportunity.
The deadline for applications is no later than Wednesday, January 4, 2017.
Apply online at
DEU [open to all US citizens]:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/460794000/
(https://www.usajobs.gov/ SAC-2017-0162)
Merit Promotion [open to current & former federal employees with
status]:https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/460794400/
(https://www.usajobs.gov/ SAC-2017-0163)
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Valerie Thomas | SCSN Manager, Geophysicist
U.S. Geological Survey | office: (626)583-7820
Caltech Seismological Lab | cell: (626)646-3898
525 So. Wilson Ave | vthomas<at>gps.caltech.edu or
Pasadena, CA 91106 | vthomas<at>usgs.gov
The USGS has just opened a Linux IT position in Pasadena to help support
Earthquake Early Warning efforts. Could you please help us spread the
word? We're hoping to reach as many folks as possible this week, as the
application period is only open until Jan 4. Many thanks in advance for
helping us reach as many folks as we can as quickly as possible! Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year:)
Best regards,
Valerie
*The USGS Earthquake Science Center Pasadena Offices is hiring IT
Specialists to support the mission of the Earthquake Early Warning Project.*
The USGS is seeking IT professionals with experience and skill operating
and maintaining software, hardware, and operating systems in a Linux
environment. Applicants who have experience with Linux operating
systems, modern code management tools, and modern operating systems
maintenance protocols will receive consideration for this opportunity.
The successful candidates will support the ShakeAlert Earthquake Early
Warning (EEW) system (shakealert.org), a mission-critical, distributed
system that rapidly detects earthquakes and generates and issues alerts
to institutional users and the public.
The position is part of a USGS-university team that operates and
maintains the ShakeAlert system; a 24/7 Earthquake Early Warning
system. We are designing it to distribute rapid warnings of expected
strong shaking when an earthquake occurs. ShakeAlert is a
multi-organization cooperative project to build and operate a public EEW
system for the California, Oregon and Washington.
ShakeAlert is a complex set of geographically distributed machines and
modules that intercommunicate via a message broker. It generates
real-time earthquake products that are distributed via public-facing
servers. ShakeAlert interacts with other complex USGS-supported systems
including the ANSS Quake Management System (AQMS) and Earthworm. All
work is accomplished in a Linux and open-source environment. The
operational setting includes real-time data streams from hundreds of
field sensors telemetered over a heterogeneous WAN, many distributed
servers running application codes and scripts, and transactions with
Oracle and MySQL databases.
The opening for this full-time, permanent position (GS-2210-9/11/12) is
at the Pasadena office of the Earthquake Science Center. US citizenship
is required. Only online applications will be accepted. The federal
government is an equal opportunity employer. Please, apply only if you
have experience that is relevant to this opportunity.
The deadline for applications is no later than Wednesday, January 4, 2017.
Apply online at
DEU [open to all US citizens]:
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/460794000/
(https://www.usajobs.gov/ SAC-2017-0162)
Merit Promotion [open to current & former federal employees with
status]:https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/460794400/
(https://www.usajobs.gov/ SAC-2017-0163)
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Valerie Thomas | SCSN Manager, Geophysicist
U.S. Geological Survey | office: (626)583-7820
Caltech Seismological Lab | cell: (626)646-3898
525 So. Wilson Ave | vthomas<at>gps.caltech.edu or
Pasadena, CA 91106 | vthomas<at>usgs.gov
