Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Systems Administrator will design and maintain IT infrastructure, support cybersecurity initiatives, manage servers, and ensure secure access for remote teams.

This role is responsible for managing and optimizing system and storage components, ensuring installation and monitoring of infrastructure, and defining development roadmaps.

Provide support for IT systems, ensuring operational efficiency, troubleshooting, and user assistance while managing configurations and network components.

The OSI PI Administrator will oversee OSI PI services, develop frameworks and screens, support analytics, maintain system integrity, and coordinate with stakeholders and vendors.

Responsible for ensuring the reliability of ERP systems, troubleshooting issues, collaborating on projects, and providing user support and training.

The Systems Administrator will provide implementation support, manage IT systems, and assist users in troubleshooting and system maintenance.

The Greenhouse Systems Administrator is responsible for managing and optimizing Greenhouse Recruiting and related systems, driving system strategy and integrations, collaborating with teams, and overseeing system enhancements and reliability.

Manage and optimize IT systems for seamless operations, enhance user experience, oversee Office 365 and software licensing, and provide technical leadership and support.

The Cloud Systems Administrator II manages Workday configuration and security, provides technical support, oversees project progress, and documents business processes while leading testing and user training efforts.

The Sr. Systems Administrator will manage AWS access, monitor systems performance, troubleshoot issues, provide operational support, and collaborate with teams, ensuring security and efficiency in a mission-critical environment.

The Systems Administrator will manage and secure Windows systems, ensure compliance with security standards, perform log analysis, and maintain Active Directory.

The role involves field implementation of medical device products in hospitals, requiring extensive IT skills, travel, and technical support.

The GTM Systems Administrator will manage Salesforce, support sales and customer success teams, maintain data integrity, and report on GTM systems data.

The Quality Systems Administrator supports the Quality Management System, reviews documentation, prepares certification paperwork, and collaborates with teams for compliance and improvement.

The Systems Administrator manages and maintains computer networks, supervises personnel, troubleshoots issues, and provides training in a government environment.

The IT Systems Administrator II manages and optimizes the enterprise infrastructure, including Microsoft Azure, Hyper-V, and identity management systems, while supporting TrueCare's healthcare mission.

The Systems Administrator supports IRC's systems in Washington & Montana by providing technical support, staff training, troubleshooting, and system management.

As a Systems Administrator, you'll manage IT systems, troubleshoot issues, facilitate projects, and integrate AI tools for enhanced efficiency.

The Senior Active Directory Systems Administrator manages enterprise Active Directory environments, supporting DNS services, performing system administration, and executing IT projects and solutions.

This role involves administering systems, troubleshooting network issues, monitoring systems, and ensuring compliance with company standards. It also includes user support and creating instructional guides.

Assist in maintaining legacy applications and transitioning to a new system architecture, with a focus on DevOps practices.

As an Infrastructure/Systems Administrator, maintain IT infrastructure, resolve issues, apply security measures, and support projects in a collaborative environment.

The Systems Administrator Level 3 is responsible for managing IT systems performance, reliability, and security, providing Tier 1 and Tier 2 support, troubleshooting, and implementing system enhancements across various platforms.

The Cloud Systems Administrator manages hybrid cloud infrastructure, ensuring system performance, security, and scalability across AWS and OCI environments. Responsibilities include system administration for Linux and Windows, identity management, and automating tasks through scripting. They also handle backups and disaster recovery protocols while improving operations by recommending architectural changes.

Provide IT systems support including troubleshooting, maintenance, user assistance, and configuration of UNIX and Windows operating systems, with security focus. Requires ten years of systems administration experience and a technical degree.