Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Level 1 Systems Administrator provides entry-level technical support, managing client issues, documenting tasks, and learning prescribed processes under guidance.

The Systems Engineer will manage tickets, lead projects, provide escalated support, and ensure efficient and secure technology solutions for clients while collaborating with teams to address technical challenges.

As a Systems Administrator, you'll maintain Power Platform and SharePoint environments, troubleshoot systems, assist users, and create documentation.

The role requires handling escalated technical requests, managing server infrastructure, and maintaining cloud solutions with a dedication to customer service and teamwork.

As a Cyber Security Specialist or Systems Administrator, you'll support enterprise information systems, oversee security protocols, monitor vulnerabilities, and maintain user accounts in a collaborative team environment.

The Senior Systems Administrator will manage virtual machine images, cybersecurity documentation, and participate in DevSecOps and Cloud Services team efforts.

The Computer Systems Administrator I will manage and maintain IT infrastructure for DoD environments, ensuring system performance and security. Responsibilities include administering Windows and Linux systems, virtualization, and collaborating with cybersecurity and engineering teams.

The Systems Administrator supports ITSM operations, responds to incidents, manages service outages, and collaborates on system deployments and troubleshooting.

The Teamcenter Systems Administrator will manage Siemens Teamcenter environments, support engineering workflows, troubleshoot issues, and improve data management practices across Engineering and Manufacturing.

The Network and Computer Systems Administrator will install, configure, and maintain LANs and servers, monitor system performance, and manage software installations for TARCES.

The Sr Systems Administrator is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of telecommunications systems, with 24/7 monitoring and administrative support for mission infrastructure, and requires a security clearance and extensive experience.

The Cloud Systems & Data Administrator will manage cloud infrastructure, ensure data accuracy and security, optimize system performance, and support EHR systems while collaborating with various teams.

The Systems Operations Administrator I processes ID card applications, manages access control requests, conducts quality checks, and provides customer support and training.

The CX Systems Architect designs, configures, and optimizes CRM environments, leading customer journey mapping, workflow automation, and data analysis to enhance customer experiences.

The Systems Administrator provides technical support for internal customers, manages site computing equipment, and ensures applications and systems are operational to meet business needs, collaborating on secure technology solutions.

The Senior EHR Systems Administrator oversees the athenahealth EHR system, ensuring it remains stable, compliant, and scalable while managing governance, configuration, and cross-functional collaboration for clinical operations and billing.

The Systems Administrator supports product development and engineering for Cross Access Front End Solutions, ensuring system reliability, security, and performance across environments.

The Senior Systems Administrator leads the design, implementation, and maintenance of IT infrastructure, ensuring security and scalability. Responsibilities include system upgrades, technical support, mentoring staff, and managing enterprise IT environments.

The Systems Admin Sr. Specialist Advisor role involves providing technical expertise for mainframe DB2 support, managing high-severity incidents, and participating in projects. Requires extensive knowledge of mainframe systems and customer-facing skills.

The Systems Administrator/AWS Cloud Engineer role involves supporting AWS and Linux environments, managing databases, troubleshooting technical issues, and working with cloud configurations. Candidates require experience in security technologies and configuration management, along with the ability to develop simple applications.

As a Systems Administrator for Azure DevOps, you will manage ADO governance, configure backlog and boards, handle user access, support automation, and develop reporting solutions to enable effective flow across teams.

The Systems Administrator provides day-to-day IT support for employees, manages endpoint device inventory, handles onboarding and offboarding, and maintains meeting space technologies. They also support users through a ticketing system and manage IT projects.

The Systems Administrator will support LMSA operations through system administration, maintenance, and cybersecurity while ensuring compliance with IA and security requirements.

The GTM Systems Administrator manages the Salesforce stack, leading system operations, automation, data governance, reporting, and cross-functional collaboration for RevOps.

The Systems Administrator manages the electronic health records system, oversees clinical data management, provides system support, and ensures compliance with regulations. They lead implementation projects and supervise staff while providing critical reports to management.