System Administrator
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Must Haves:4-8 years of general IT experienceStrong experience supporting ticketing systemsActive Directory experienceGeneral networking and security experienceExperience building systems and evaluating systemsExperience working in a Mac environment
Plusses:Enterprise backgroundRetail background
One of Insight Global's clients is looking for a Systems Administrator that will be on-site 5 days a week. This position will play a crucial role within the IT department. They will be troubleshooting, supporting, maintaining and expanding systems. They will be joining a very collaborative and fast paced team. Additional tasks the systems administrator will be doing on a day to day basis are:Monitor and tune global applications, systems, applications, and hardwareProgramming languages and operating systems, current equipment and technologiesCollaborate and assist the Network SpecialistsEvaluate, select, plan, and implement upgrades and productsExamine and determine problems with internal applications and systemsDaily documentation of all moves, adds, changes within the department including implementation of new systems profiles
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