IT Systems Administrator

Responsibilities

• Data security will be a top priority, and you will implement and enforce security protocols, conduct regular system backups, and monitor for potential threats or vulnerabilities.
• Collaboration with other IT professionals and various departments to implement technology solutions, upgrade systems, and provide technical support to end-users will be a key part of your responsibilities as a Systems Administrator.
• Maintaining and managing the organization's network infrastructure for optimal performance is your core responsibility as a Systems Administrator.

Skills

• Security expertise is paramount in this role, as Systems Administrators are responsible for implementing and maintaining robust security measures, including firewalls, access controls, IP PBX, and vulnerability assessments, to protect sensitive data and systems from cyber threats.
• A Systems Administrator must demonstrate a profound understanding of diverse operating systems like Windows, Linux, and Unix, and excel in the installation, configuration, and upkeep of these systems for the optimal functioning of networks and servers.
• To succeed in their role, Systems Administrators should embrace continuous learning and adaptability to stay informed about emerging technologies and best practices, allowing them to make informed decisions and uphold the organization's IT infrastructure's smooth operation.
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