Systems Administrator (Engineer)

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socketSeattle (WA)

Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Overview Seitel Systems is seeking a Systems Administrator (Engineer) to join our Field Services Team in Seattle.ResponsibilitiesLead and help integrate new technologies for multiple clients, maximizing their IT investment. Provide hands‐on support across a variety of environments.QualificationsMinimum ten years' experience with Microsoft Enterprise environments. Excellent customer‐service orientation, communication skills, time‐management and multitasking. Attention to detail, advanced troubleshooting, and the ability to find solutions using available resources. Ongoing technical training is expected.RequiredTechnical Proficiencies Windows Server, Hyper‐V and VMware virtualization platforms. Microsoft Azure, Office 365 and Amazon Web Services. IP addressing, routing and switching. Site‐to‐site VPN and virtual server infrastructures. Basic firewall support, anti‐virus/MFA, backup and recovery solutions. Active Directory and network monitoring systems. Optional Technical Proficiencies Project management, ConnectWise Manage and ConnectWise Automate. SharePoint, SQL Server, certifications: Network+, Security+, MCIPT/MCSE. SAN/NAS/DAS methodologies and architectures.Work EnvironmentHybrid model: 3 days in office (Seattle or client sites) and 2 days remote. Prime location in Seattle; local candidates only; driver's license required for occasional travel.BenefitsComprehensive benefits package including 401(k) with company contribution, medical/dental/vision coverage, short‐term and long‐term disability, life insurance, transit passes, flexible holidays, vacation and sick leave. Seitel Systems Inc is an equal‐opportunity employer and committed to maintaining a diverse workforce.

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