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What is the difference between Utility Operator C vs Utility Operator B?

AspectUtility Operator CUtility Operator B
CertificationsTypically requires a valid state-issued license or certification, such as a wastewater or water treatment operator licenseOften requires similar certifications but may be at a lower level or with less experience
Work EnvironmentWorks in water treatment plants, wastewater facilities, or power plants, performing routine and preventive maintenanceSimilar environments, often with more supervision or less complex tasks
Job ResponsibilitiesOperates and maintains equipment, monitors systems, and troubleshoots issuesPerforms basic operations and assists higher-level operators

Utility Operator C and Utility Operator B roles share similar environments and certification requirements, but Utility Operator C typically involves more complex tasks and greater responsibility. The main difference lies in experience level and scope of duties, with Utility Operator C being more advanced.

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Posted 9 days ago


Job description

C/Linux Developer

Contract Type/Duration: Contract, 6 months

Location: Brooklyn, NY – Hybrid, 3 days onsite. Local candidates required.

Work Hours: 40 hours per week

Start Date: ASAP

Pay Rate: Not provided

Job Summary

We are seeking a C/LINUX  Developer with strong low-level systems programming experience to support the modernization of enterprise authentication infrastructure. The environment is moving away from legacy Kerberos-based components, making deep C and Linux/UNIX engineering skills more important than prior Kerberos expertise. The ideal candidate is comfortable working close to the operating system and network stack, can maintain or modernize legacy Perl/Python code, and understands security concepts such as authentication, authorization, and cryptography.

Key Responsibilities
  • Develop, enhance, debug, and maintain low-level systems software primarily in C on UNIX/Linux platforms.
  • Analyze and modernize authentication and security-related components as legacy Kerberos infrastructure is replaced.
  • Work with systems and network programming concepts in a controlled enterprise environment.
  • Maintain, migrate, or integrate existing Perl and Python scripts and utilities.
  • Troubleshoot complex operating-system, process, memory, networking, and authentication issues.
  • Collaborate with globally distributed engineering teams and participate in Agile ceremonies.
  • Produce clear technical documentation and communicate technical findings to engineering and business stakeholders.
  • Contribute to secure engineering practices and production-ready implementations.
Required Skills
  • Strong C programming experience, ideally involving systems-level or low-level development.
  • Deep UNIX/Linux engineering experience.
  • Systems and/or network programming experience.
  • Hands-on Perl and Python experience.
  • Understanding of security concepts including authentication, authorization, and cryptography.
  • Experience engineering within controlled enterprise production environments.
  • Strong debugging, analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
  • Agile experience and familiarity with tools such as Jira.
Preferred Skills
  • Contributions to UNIX/Linux-based open-source projects.
  • Contributions to security-related open-source projects.
  • Public GitHub, GitLab, or other code repositories demonstrating systems programming depth.
  • Knowledge of Kerberos protocols or authentication infrastructure.
What Matters Most

This is not primarily a Kerberos-administration role. The strongest candidates will be C/Linux systems programmers who can work on authentication/security infrastructure. Kerberos knowledge is beneficial, but it is not essential.