Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Windows Systems Administrator III will manage and maintain Windows and Linux systems, troubleshoot issues, and ensure compliance with security standards. Collaborates with IT teams on various technical activities and requires an active Secret clearance.

Provide on-site and remote technical support for software and hardware, manage IT systems, assist with upgrades, and ensure an exceptional user experience.

Provide 24/7 Tier 2 technical helpdesk and operational support to US Attorneys' offices, focusing on IT infrastructure management and monitoring.

The Senior Systems Administrator manages hybrid IT infrastructure, ensuring uptime, security compliance, and operational excellence, while mentoring junior staff.

Provides support and maintenance for IT systems, managing configurations, troubleshooting, and problem resolution for various devices and operating systems.

Provide support for IT systems, including troubleshooting, maintenance, monitoring, and configuration management of Linux, Unix, and Windows systems while ensuring effective problem resolution and user assistance.

As a Systems Administrator/Integration Tester, you will support software development, maintenance, and enhancements of production systems while providing technical support and documentation.

Responsible for designing, deploying, and maintaining Omnissa Horizon environments, supporting Citrix systems, collaborating on projects, and ensuring operational excellence.

The Operations Associate will manage the Assembled WFM tool, ensuring accurate scheduling, reporting, and workforce planning to optimize support operations.

The role involves supporting and managing HPC systems, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of various servers and operating systems in a client-server environment, including active directory and virtualization technologies.

The Financial Systems Administrator will manage and optimize NetSuite and Adaptive Planning, support user access, conduct audits, and liaise with finance and external partners, focusing on automation and reporting improvements.

The Systems Administrator will identify vulnerabilities, contribute to documentation, conduct system audits, provide monitoring for anomalous activity, and manage configurations to ensure security compliance.

The Systems Administrator will provide technical support, install and troubleshoot hardware/software, and maintain systems in both Windows and Apple environments.

Administer high-performance computing systems, ensuring installation, configuration, and support for UNIX and NT platforms while managing enterprise services and backup strategies.

The People Systems and Workday Administrator manages and optimizes Workday HCM and Financials, driving system projects and ensuring data integrity while supporting HR and accounting functions.

Lead the Systems Administration for NMMES, managing global IT systems, mentoring team members, implementing security measures, and utilizing SAFe Agile practices.

The role requires managing SIGINT systems and sensor resources, providing technical support for IT infrastructure, and ensuring system security and performance.

The Tier 2 Systems Administrator provides advanced IT support, maintains servers and infrastructure, troubleshoots issues, and ensures security and performance of systems.

The Systems Administrator will support the Service Desk, provide remote support, manage incidents, and collaborate on problem resolution.

Provide support for IT systems implementation, troubleshooting, configuration, and maintenance, focusing on Windows and UNIX operating systems.

The Computer Systems Administrator/Network Administrator manages IT operations, provides technical support, maintains networks, and ensures compliance with security protocols.

As a Systems Administrator Advisor, you will manage software and hardware solutions, provide troubleshooting support, lead recoverability operations, and guide less experienced staff while communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical colleagues.

As a Database/Systems Administrator, you will implement, test, and maintain software, manage database performance, and provide user support within Agile teams.

As a Systems Administrator/Site Representative, you'll manage IT infrastructure, troubleshoot issues, maintain documentation, and apply security upgrades, focusing on system integrity.

The Systems Administrator will manage Windows server environments, troubleshoot issues, maintain security protocols, and ensure system compliance while supporting virtualization solutions.