Top Network Administrator Jobs

Provide first-line technical support and basic administration of LAN/WAN, user accounts, and desktops. Manage Active Directory and Office365, monitor systems with PRTG, maintain Veeam backups, apply patches, handle help desk tickets and MSSP security incidents, support endpoint security, VPN/remote access, and maintain asset inventory.

The Network Administrator will design, implement, operate, and maintain enterprise network infrastructure, ensuring reliability and security, supporting daily operations and troubleshooting, and managing network configurations and security controls.

The Network Administrator will provide support for the NGEN enclave, troubleshoot network issues, ensure compliance with DOD standards, and manage network infrastructure operations.

Responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining NISC's network infrastructure while providing technical support and customer service. Mentors team members and resolves advanced network issues.

Manage client network infrastructure, provide technical support, recommend improvements, assist project management, and offer end-user training.

Manage network integration, deployment, and security for FAA Tower Simulation Sites. Configure routers/switches/VLANs/firewalls, validate connectivity and EDR, support cutovers, troubleshoot networks, ensure compliance, and maintain documentation.

The Network Administrator manages daily operations of network environments, ensuring security, connectivity, and performance while addressing incidents and executing network projects.

The Network Administrator will troubleshoot network issues, analyze system logs, provide technical solutions, and assist in setup and deployment, while documenting processes.

The Sr. Network Administrator will manage network infrastructure, system compliance with security practices, and provide end-user support while mitigating cyber threats.

Responsible for Tier 2 network administration including configuration updates, troubleshooting network issues, and performing technology upgrades for routers and switches.

The Network Administrator will oversee network operations, provide technical solutions, implement security measures, and guide junior staff while interacting with cross-functional teams to deliver network projects.

The Senior Network Administrator is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing enterprise network infrastructure while leading troubleshooting efforts and mentoring junior staff.

The Network Administrator will maintain, install, and monitor classified network infrastructure, ensuring smooth operation and developing technical expertise in voice and data networks.

The Network Administrator will design, implement, and manage secure network infrastructure, optimize data center operations, and troubleshoot network issues while collaborating with IT and business teams.

The Network Administrator will manage network operations at venues, support IT initiatives, and document systems while maintaining strong relationships with various teams.

The role involves system and network administration, IT solutions implementation, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with security standards. The administrator will manage both Windows and Linux systems in various environments and collaborate on technology deployment projects.

The Network Administrator Level 3 will manage network infrastructure, optimize equipment, troubleshoot issues, and ensure compliance with security protocols, requiring TS/SCI clearance and 4-6 years of experience.

As a System Administrator, you will maintain and optimize IT platforms, troubleshoot networking issues, and support cloud and on-premises systems while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Network Administrator will manage RIS' technical infrastructure, including monitoring networks, configuring devices, and optimizing performance, while also engaging with clients to provide IT solutions.

The JDNA manages Joint Data Link Network operations, performs system admin duties on Unix/Linux, supports Link 16 equipment, and ensures system performance.

The Network Administrator will manage IP networks, provide technical support, troubleshoot issues, and monitor network events while working in a 24/7 environment.

The Network Administrator will support DISA ESGS, manage network events, configure routers and switches, and troubleshoot SATCOM issues. Requires 24/7 shift work.

The Network/Systems Administrator will maintain data security, track network requests, provide communication to customers, log contacts, and report activities.

The System/Network Administrator manages server and client administration, maintains network hardware, troubleshoots issues, and oversees IT infrastructure projects.

The Network Systems Admin will support application teams with infrastructure tasks, including change deployments, incident resolution, and event monitoring.