Employee in the area of central e-mail administration

The tasks include the further development, technical operation and support of the central e-mail system of the University of Bonn. The person is integrated into the existing e-mail team at the University Computing Centre and works closely with the various areas within the department.

a completed study in the field of computer science (Bachelor-Niveau), as an alternative a completed vocational training as a specialist in system integration with corresponding additional proven knowledge and experience or equivalent proven knowledge Experiences, professional experience in the field of administration of email servers based on Postfix, Dovecot and SOGo, good knowledge of OpenLDAP and MariaDB, very good Linux and network identifiers (including IPv6 configuration), Confidentiality with 'Infrastructure as Code' tools, such as git, Ansible, etc., knowledge of common script languages, such as Bash, Python, etc., Basic knowledge of Log Analysis with Splunk, Patience, good communication skills and experience in IT support.

a varied and demanding activity with the most modern technologies, integration and cooperation in highly motivated teams, support in continuing and continuing training; good working conditions, pleasant working environment, diverse contacts and cooperation possibilities, family-friendly working conditions, pleasant working environment, flexible working hours as part of the service tasks, proportionally home office possible, a very good transport connection to the ÖPNV as well as the possibility to use inexpensive parking offers, central location with many options for catering, Annual special payment, occupational pension scheme (VBL), numerous offers of university sports, occupational health promotion and social counselling, diverse contacts and cooperation possibilities, opportunities for development in a large university of excellence, Group E 11 to E 12 TV-L. The University of Bonn promotes an open, value-assurance and non-discriminatory higher education culture and actively promotes opportunities and family-friendliness. We aim to reduce structural disadvantages and strengthen diversity in research, teaching and administration. We therefore welcome all applications, regardless of ethnic or social origin, gender, sexual orientation, religion or belief, disability and age.

Applicants of women and people with severe disabilities and persons with equal status are preferably taken into account in the context of the National Equality Act (LGG) NRW and the Social Code (SGB) IX. .