Information Technology System Administrator
Information Technology System Administrator
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Manage and support day-to-day technology operations across Windows systems, endpoints, servers, networking, cloud services, and security tools
- Administer Microsoft 365 and Intune while assisting with device management, user access, configurations, and related support needs
- Provide hands-on technical support to employees, resolving issues involving hardware, software, applications, connectivity, and end-user systems
- Monitor and maintain Windows desktop and server environments, addressing performance, access, and system-related issues as they arise
- Support network infrastructure, including firewalls, connectivity, and related technologies across the organization
- Assist with the continued evolution of the firm's cloud environment and support the adoption of additional cloud-based technologies
- Contribute to infrastructure upgrades, system migrations, technology implementations, and other IT improvement initiatives
- Partner with outside vendors, managed service providers, and other technology resources to resolve issues and support ongoing projects
- Help strengthen the firm's overall security posture by supporting security tools, controls, and technology-related initiatives
- Investigate technical problems, determine root causes, and drive issues through resolution with a practical, solutions-oriented approach
- Maintain accurate technical documentation and help refine internal IT processes, procedures, and standards
- Support a broad range of systems administration needs while gradually taking on additional responsibility across infrastructure, security, networking, and cloud technologies
- 2-5+ years of experience working in systems administration, infrastructure support, IT operations, technical support, or a related hands-on technology role
- Working knowledge of Microsoft 365, Intune, Windows environments, servers, networking, endpoint technologies, firewalls, cloud platforms, and IT security
- Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills with the ability to work through technical issues in a structured and thoughtful manner
- Broad interest in infrastructure technology with the flexibility to work across different systems and technical disciplines
- Comfortable operating in a smaller, collaborative IT environment where responsibilities may span multiple areas
- Strong communication skills and the ability to provide professional, effective support to technical and non-technical users
- Organized, dependable, and able to manage both immediate support requests and longer-term technology projects
- Curious and adaptable with a strong desire to continue learning new technologies and expand technical responsibilities over time
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