Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Systems Administrator will support Teamcenter PLM by designing, implementing, and maintaining system architectures, developing workflows, integrating with other systems, troubleshooting issues, and mentoring junior staff. This role involves collaborating with stakeholders for system enhancements and managing documentation and budgets for upgrades.

The Senior Systems Administrator will manage and maintain IT infrastructure, oversee day-to-day system operations, resolve complex issues, and develop solutions to meet changing security requirements. Responsibilities include managing Active Directory networks, Linux and Windows systems, core infrastructure services, backups, and security reviews, while collaborating with internal and external customers.

The Senior Systems Administrator will design, implement, and maintain Teamcenter PLM architectures, resolve critical issues, develop comprehensive system security measures, and lead a team of systems administrators. Role includes troubleshooting, monitoring performance, developing automation scripts, and collaborating with stakeholders for system enhancements.

The Principal HPC Systems Administrator is responsible for installation, configuration, tuning, and support of multi-vendor servers, distributing computing tools, and HPC farm systems. Requires 8-13 years of experience in System Administrator roles.

As a Senior Systems Administrator, you'll support internal customers by designing, implementing, and managing lab infrastructure. Responsibilities include administering Linux servers, managing workgroup networks, applying system hardening standards, performing system upgrades, and collaborating on automation strategies while ensuring high service uptime and security compliance.

The IP VHF Radio Systems Administrator will design, install, maintain, and support IP-based radio telecommunications infrastructure for a government agency. They will provide administrative network and radio support, troubleshoot issues, manage work orders, and document operational requirements while ensuring compliance with standards.

The Senior Systems Administrator acts as a technical resource and mentor, responsible for monitoring and resolving issues in a 24/7 production environment. They lead operational tasks, troubleshoot complex infrastructure issues, and support junior team members. The role emphasizes excellent communication with both technical and non-technical teams to ensure smooth operations and support high-profile events.

The Principal Systems Administrator will design, implement, and manage lab infrastructure, focusing on configuring and troubleshooting Windows and Linux servers, implementing security measures, and managing client systems in a customer-oriented environment. Responsibilities include documentation, supporting cross-platform clients, and utilizing virtualization technology.

The Systems Administrator at BAE Systems will manage and support F-35 related servers and applications, ensuring peak performance and compliance with IT policies. Responsibilities include hardware and software updates, data center administration, and adherence to Information Assurance protocols. Active secret security clearance is required.

The Systems Administrator will focus on the implementation and operation of IT systems, managing tasks, and ensuring compliance with organizational guidelines. Responsibilities include monitoring systems, supporting servers, evaluating existing systems, ensuring data safety, and responding to technical issues.

The Systems Administrator II will support classified lab environments, manage Windows Servers and Workstations, and oversee the implementation of network infrastructures. Responsibilities include configuring systems, maintaining security standards, monitoring performance, and collaborating to enhance automation and efficiency.

The Systems Admin II - Linux will support classified lab environments, manage Linux and Windows servers and workstations, configure networks, and ensure system security compliance. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, documentation, and flexibility to respond to outages. Successful candidates will have experience with centralized authentication technologies, the ability to understand customer needs, and must hold a CompTIA Security+ certification or equivalent.

The Lead IT Support Systems Administrator/Network Engineer will manage a team providing server and application support. Responsibilities include interfacing with users to implement system requirements, managing servers and networks, and ensuring systems are maintained and reconfigured as needed. The role emphasizes strong organizational skills and the ability to lead tasks both daily and strategically.

The Systems Administrator II manages daily operations of company software, hardware, and networks, ensuring system performance, troubleshooting issues, providing IT support, and maintaining security protocols. This role collaborates with internal and external teams to align IT standards and prepare for future technology needs.

As a Windows Endpoint Systems Administrator, you will manage and oversee Windows systems patching, application deployment and configuration, and endpoint security. Your role involves automating solutions to mitigate vulnerabilities, coordinating software updates, and collaborating with teams to enhance the security and efficiency of the IT environment.

As a Windows Endpoint Systems Administrator at The Aerospace Corporation, you will oversee Windows systems patching, application packaging, and configuration deployment for critical business services. Your role involves reducing vulnerabilities, improving security, and maintaining system state across endpoints. Collaborate with technical teams to enhance endpoint security tools and participate in incident response resolution. This full-time position requires on-site work and a Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field with 6 years of experience.

As a Systems Administrator at Aerospace Corporation, you will oversee the corporate server infrastructure, ensuring health, performance, and capacity. Responsibilities include deploying and tuning Microsoft Windows and Linux servers, supporting enterprise systems, improving service operability, and ensuring NIST compliance. You will also provide tier 1 and 2 troubleshooting support.