Junior IT Network Administrator

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5 star global recruitment partnersGoshen (IN)

Network and Computer Systems Administrators Computer Facilities Management Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$57,000 - $70,000 per year

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About the role

Junior IT Network Administrator Goshen, Indiana, United States$ 57,000.00 - 70,000.00 (US Dollar) About the Job Junior IT Network Administrator What They Do: Specialize in providing aluminum and laminate solutions primarily for the recreational and transportation vehicle industries. They supply high-quality materials like traditional metal fabricated panels, prepainted coil, fiberglass reinforced polyester panels, and high-tech composites. This role will be responsible for the following primary functions: Install all software on the computers and laptops when needed, new software coming to be implemented Set up and configure all laptops, printers and computers, the software on them: Microsoft Office suit & Avionte Provide user support to technical problems with the software (hardware is less of a concern) or connectivity issues Troubleshooting and reporting, not expected to have expertise in fixing the issues directly Must Have 1-3 years experience. Comfortable with 100% in office (not a role that can be done remotely from what the client has found).Office environment, but is a manufacturer so needs to be comfortable in that type of setting and working with blue and grey collar individuals regularly. Reasonable level of autonomy and demonstrated ability to communicate well to a boss who is in another country. WantsCan handle and endure a bit of chaos. New software switchover and the manufacturing market picking up will mean things will be very busy when they start.

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