Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Windows Systems Administrator will support Windows servers in physical and virtual environments, providing technical support, system management, and maintenance. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, mentoring junior staff, managing Change Management requests, and ensuring security in production environments. The role requires round-the-clock support and documenting technical solutions for system issues.

The Systems Administrator will manage and maintain Windows servers, troubleshoot e-discovery applications, and oversee certificate lifecycle management processes. Responsibilities include system performance tuning, patching, documentation, and collaborating with IT teams for infrastructure enhancements.

The Lead Systems Administrator will oversee CI/CD pipeline implementation and automation, manage Enterprise Core Services (ECS) and Client Provisioning Services (CPS) for IT and Cyber Services programs, and ensure operational efficiency in mission-critical environments.

As a Systems Administrator, you will manage enterprise systems and networks, troubleshoot technical issues, and develop solutions based on user requests. You will evaluate new technologies to improve agency standards and assist in migrating clients to new architectures.

The Senior System Administrator will provide Linux system administration support, working with Red Hat, Saison, and Ansible. This role requires a high level of autonomy and the ability to explore new technologies while delivering exceptional service to government clients.

The Hyland OnBase Systems Administrator is responsible for implementing and maintaining OnBase solutions, providing technical support, managing infrastructure, performing software upgrades, and optimizing system performance. The role involves collaborating with IT staff, addressing production issues, and providing support as needed.

The Windows Systems Administrator will provide IT support to the National Security Council, organize system operations, and manage other system administrators. Responsibilities include performance analysis, user assistance, automating processes, and training administrators. Strong leadership and technical problem-solving abilities are desirable.

The Veritas Systems Administrator is responsible for the operations and maintenance of the Veritas NetBackup application, ensuring compliance with DOD cybersecurity standards. Key duties include monitoring backup jobs, performing disaster recovery, managing backup policies, troubleshooting, and maintaining documentation. Experience in virtualized environments and cloud operations is required.

Provide support for the implementation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of systems. Duties include resolving problems, installing software, configuring network components, and integrating new technologies into existing systems, all while following established processes and maintaining communication with management.

The Systems Administrator will manage the cloud server environment, provide 1st and 2nd level support, ensure adherence to security policies, participate in engineering projects, and perform IT operational tasks. Strong organizational and project management skills are required.

The Systems Administrator role involves managing, maintaining, and securing IT systems and infrastructure, with a focus on cryptographic production systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, system configuration, network security, and performance optimization. The role requires a collaborative approach to support daily IT operations and to diagnose various system issues effectively.

As a Systems Administrator, you'll manage and maintain computer networks, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of government information. You'll support network design, security management, advanced troubleshooting, and compliance with Army standards, while also providing Tier II-III support and help on cloud migration.

As a Senior Systems Administrator, you will develop, implement, and secure Government IT systems. Responsibilities include installing and maintaining server hardware and software, ensuring system security and compliance, managing data backups, and supporting migration to cloud environments.

As a Systems Administrator at Link Solutions, you will manage IT systems for the US Army, including server administration, troubleshooting, and ensuring cybersecurity compliance. You'll also support cloud migration efforts and maintain documentation for operational continuity.

As a VMware Systems Administrator, you will provide technical support and system administration in a VMware environment, monitor system performance, install and configure servers, and guide less-experienced staff members. You will be responsible for troubleshooting, managing server clusters, and assisting with hardware maintenance while supporting a globally distributed information system.

The Unix System Administrator will support and maintain systems in a Data Center environment, collaborate with teams, manage help desk tickets, create and maintain Ansible playbooks, and ensure compliance with security protocols. The role requires problem-solving skills with minimal supervision and regular communication with customers and team members.

SMX is looking for a Senior Systems Administrator to work within a 24x7 Information Technology Team supporting the Patuxent River Data Center under the NAWCAD DNA division. Responsibilities include continual support and monitoring of computer systems, maintenance of Windows OS devices, monitoring tools, physical security, documentation maintenance, and more. Required skills include IT experience, Windows OS knowledge, DoD Information Assurance practices, and DoD 8570 compliance. Desired qualifications include Unix knowledge and self-starting initiative.