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Aspect Capital
Aspect Capital is an award-winning systematic hedge fund based in London that manages over $8 billion of client assets, where technology plays a critical role in the success of our business.
We are looking for a Linux Administrator with 1-3 years experience to join our infrastructure team and help support, maintain, and improve our Linux-based platforms. This role is well suited to someone early in their career who has a solid grounding in Linux systems administration and is keen to develop their skills in a modern, highly automated enterprise environment.
The team supports a broad range of technologies, including on-premises infrastructure, cloud services, CI/CD tooling, and integration with Microsoft platforms. Much of our work focuses on improving reliability, security, and automation across the estate while supporting the firm’s strategic goals.
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What you’ll be doing
- Supporting and administering Linux systems (Ubuntu and RHEL)
- Assisting with the build, configuration, and maintenance of Linux hosts and services
- Working with configuration management and infrastructure-as-code tooling
- Helping to support cloud-based services and automation workflows
- Troubleshooting system, performance, and availability issues
- Contributing to documentation and operational best practices
Your experience
Essential:
- 1-3 years relevant experience
- A good understanding of Linux systems administration (Ubuntu and/or RHEL)
- Familiarity with core Linux concepts: services, filesystems, networking, permissions, logging
- Experience collaborating in mixed Linux and Microsoft ecosystems is essential
- Some experience with automation or configuration management tools (e.g. Puppet)
- Some scripting experience (e.g. Python, Bash, or PowerShell)
- An interest in infrastructure automation and cloud technologies


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Desirable (but not required):
- Exposure to Terraform or other infrastructure-as-code tools
- Awareness of AWS services and basic cloud architecture
- Experience working in an enterprise or mixed-platform environment
- Basic understanding of networking and storage concepts
- Familiarity with Active Directory-integrated Linux systems
Nice to haves
Experience with tools such as Artifactory, TeamCity, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes/EKS, Git (e.g. Bitbucket), Grafana or similar monitoring tools would be beneficial, but is not essential.
If this sounds like a role you’d be interested in, we would love to hear from you. No agencies, please.
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