IT Systems Administrator

Overview

Working under the direction of the Information Technology Administrator, the Systems Administrator is responsible for the upkeep and operation of the computer systems network. This is an onsite position.

• Maintain and operate server systems in the datacenter
• Oversee deployment of software and hardware
• Manage the Identity and Access Management system
• Manage the unified communication system
• Coordinate with vendors on Access Control and video surveillance systems
• Implement business workflow processes as identified by the IT Administrator
• Lead vendor management through contracts and projects
• Provide reports to the IT Administrator related to contract monitoring
• Provide technical advice and planning to management
• Assist in developing procedures and standards for systems
• Participate in IT strategic planning

• Completion of undergraduate core program coursework in information technology, Computer Science, Network Engineering or related discipline
• 3-5 years experience working with Microsoft or Linux server, systems, and software environment
• Professional certification such as MCSA, AWS or Azure solutions architect or equivalent preferred
• Knowledge of Microsoft operating systems (Desktop and Server)
• Knowledge of Windows scripting
• Working knowledge of Windows group policy
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office programs
• Ability to troubleshoot OS issues
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to diagnose and solve PC problems
• Ability to train and explain computers and software to County employees

• Will be required to work periods of on call
• Position requires onsite presence
• Other related duties as assigned

Works in a normal office environment where there is no discomfort due to temperature, noise, dust or the like. Will be required to work periods of on call.