JOB SUMMARY
A Systems Administrator is responsible for managing, maintaining, and supporting the computer systems, networks, and infrastructure of the organization. They ensure the smooth operation of the IT environment, provide level 3, and higher, support to end users, and implement security measures to protect systems and data.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- System Administration and Maintenance: Regularly monitoring and maintaining the health and performance of systems and infrastructure. Identifying and resolving issues, troubleshooting problems, and providing technical support to end users. Applying patches, updates, and security fixes to systems and ensuring they are up to date.
- System Configuration and Deployment: Installing, configuring, and deploying hardware and software systems, including servers, workstations, operating systems, and applications. Setting up network infrastructure, such as routers, switches, firewalls, and VPNs. Configuring and managing user accounts, permissions, and access controls
- System Planning and Strategy: Participating in the strategic planning of IT systems, infrastructure, and technology roadmap. Evaluating new technologies, tools, and solutions for potential implementation. Providing recommendations on system upgrades, enhancements, and capacity planning.
- Project Management: As a Senior Systems Administrator, you may be responsible for overseeing and managing IT projects within Outcomes. This can include planning, coordinating, and executing projects related to system upgrades, migrations, and infrastructure improvements.
- Documentation and Reporting: Creating and maintaining documentation for system configurations, procedures, troubleshooting guides, and user manuals. Generating reports on system performance, utilization, and incidents for management and stakeholders. Documenting changes and updates to systems, networks, and configurations.