Senior Systems Administrator
Senior Systems Administrator
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- How to qualify:5+ years' experience working in an IT service role, systems administration, and/or network administration.3+ years of experience designing, implementing, and/or supporting client networks/systems in a managed services role.
- Associate degree in a technology-related field or equivalent experience
- Three or more of the following certifications: CCNA, Network +, Server+, Microsoft O365 or Azure certifications (excluding fundamental courses)
- Maintain an outcome focused mindset
- Have strong prioritization skills
- Always be a team player
- Carry a professional attitude and respectful demeanor
- Why HBS?Heartland Business Systems is one of THE LARGEST technology VARs or Value-Added Resellers in the Midwest. Anything that happens with computers – we do it! We PRIDE ourselves on our Core Values of: Performance – HBS is driven to achieve exceptional results in all aspects of our business.
- Respect – HBS Team Members demonstrate personal integrity and professionalism when dealing with all internal and external contacts.
- Innovation – HBS is passionate to serve our internal and external customers with innovative solutions to enhance their success.
- Development – HBS is committed to developing ourselves and each other in ways that support and improve the performance of ourselves and our business.
- Excellence – HBS takes great pride in all we do and strive for excellence always. What you can expect from HBS:Competitive Compensation Package (May include but not limited to: Bonus, Incentive, Commission, Fair Wage, Retirement Plans, Benefits with HSA Compatible Plans)
- Growth Opportunities
- Community Involvement Personal Development
- Employee and Family Celebrations
- Green Initiatives
- Personal Time OffWork Life Balance
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