Top Systems Administrator Jobs

The Systems Administrator manages the university's desktop computing environment, administers workstations, handles software distribution, and provides support and troubleshooting for technical issues.

Manage web, database, and application server support, oversee installations and upgrades, and troubleshoot issues with Microsoft IIS 10.

The Windows Systems Administrator will manage Windows Server operations, Active Directory, patch automation, and VMware systems, while leading a team and ensuring effective communication.

Manage and maintain Bacula Enterprise backup infrastructure, ensuring compliance with DOE/NQA-1 QA requirements and administering high-performance networks.

The Senior Systems Administrator will manage IT systems, provide SME-level support for classified networks, ensure compliance with security standards, and lead IT infrastructure projects.

The Cloud Systems Administrator will manage AWS services, focusing on instance administration, configuration management using Ansible, and ensuring security compliance for DHS.

The Systems Administrator will manage and secure server infrastructures, ensure backup integrity, and support multiple clients in a cybersecurity compliance environment.

Provide first-line technical support for end-users, troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues, assist with account setups, and document incidents.

The Teamcenter Administrator will manage, optimize, and improve the Teamcenter environment, support integration with other systems, ensure data integrity, and contribute to testing and quality assurance efforts, while fostering collaboration and continuous learning within the engineering team.

The Senior Systems Administrator will support the implementation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of IT systems, manage system infrastructure, and optimize performance.

The Systems Administrator will manage software and hardware installations, monitor system performance, ensure security, and train staff on new technologies.

The role involves monitoring telematics systems, reviewing driver events, maintaining data integrity, generating reports, and collaborating with teams to enhance fleet safety and efficiency.

The Systems Administrator will provide onsite IT support, manage systems, oversee hardware lifecycle, and ensure reliable operations in a production environment.

The Systems Administrator III will manage and optimize virtual infrastructure, ensure system performance, address failures, and support complex systems while collaborating with team members.

The Systems Administrator manages IT systems and infrastructure, escalates technical issues, ensures security compliance, and supports IT infrastructure projects.

The Systems Administrator manages IT systems, provides advanced troubleshooting, implements security best practices, and supports IT infrastructure projects while ensuring compliance with organizational policies.

Responsible for day-to-day systems administration, network security, and ensuring technical direction in a modeling and simulation environment, including troubleshooting and customer support.

The Systems Administrator/Engineer will support system administration for high-fidelity modeling of the Missile Defense System, focusing on network security, system maintenance, and customer satisfaction.

Manage and support Active Directory and related technologies, ensuring proper configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting in a federal enterprise environment.

The Lead Systems Administrator will manage and troubleshoot Windows and Linux systems, implement security measures, and develop documentation. Requires six years of experience in system administration and networking.

Oversee and manage Linux infrastructure, ensure cybersecurity compliance, implement RMF controls, and lead teams in a DoD environment.

The intern will assist in system administration tasks, support process automation, collaborate with teams, and communicate IT issues to customers.

As a Senior Systems Administrator, you will maintain IT systems, provide support in Linux and Windows environments, optimize operations, and ensure system integrity and performance.

As a Tier 2 Service Desk/Systems Administrator, you will maintain Linux systems, monitor performance, resolve user issues, and coordinate support across teams.

The Systems Administrator provides Tier 1-3 support, manages Linux/UNIX systems, ensures data integrity, and oversees system upgrades and backups.