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The IT Operations Manager at KDInfotech is responsible for overseeing the support team, mentoring staff, managing operational tasks, and collaborating with other teams. The role involves tracking metrics, improving processes, ensuring project quality, and handling budget management while providing exceptional customer service within IT Infrastructure.

The IT Systems Administrator will manage and maintain enterprise systems in both Linux and Windows environments, ensuring the reliability, security, and compliance of the IT infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing virtualization platforms, implementing compliance controls, troubleshooting system issues, and collaborating with stakeholders.

The IT Support Engineer is responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting client systems including PCs, printers, servers, and network devices. This role includes helpdesk support, documentation, and collaboration with internal and external teams. The engineer will also handle system monitoring, customer inquiries, and manage technical support cases from start to finish.

The IT administrator will support operations and maintenance of computer systems under Windows 11 and Office 365, prepare and install computers, assist users, track incidents and stock status, manage suppliers, and participate in global IT projects focused on security and cloud solutions.

The Neonatal Care Technician will care for piglets, perform routine health checks, clean and maintain facilities, ensure compliance with SOPs, and assist in veterinary procedures. The role requires effective communication with veterinary staff and may involve occasional overnight shifts.

The Security Architect will lead software security for robotics products, ensuring compliance with ISO27001 and SOC2 standards. Responsibilities include code review, policy writing, collaborating with auditors, and mentoring developers. The role demands strong problem-solving and communication skills, along with modern DevOps/SecOps tooling knowledge.

The VoIP Tech is responsible for installing, testing, and troubleshooting VoIP telephone systems within the Advocate Aurora Health network, ensuring service requests are managed and documented. This role requires participation in on-call rotations and maintaining customer service standards while managing telecommunications systems for various locations.