IT Executive

1. Overview of the Company’s IT Infrastructure:

• Team Size: The IT in-charge will support a team of approximately 30–40 employees.
• Key Software: Responsibilities will primarily include managing and troubleshooting:
• Microsoft Accounts: Including user management and support.
• SharePoint Server: For file storage, collaboration, and VPN access.
• Account Management: Oversee the number of users for both Microsoft and Adobe accounts.
• Equipment Management: Maintain and track IT equipment issued to staff, such as laptops, tablets, and related peripherals.
• Domain Management: Manage company domains, including DNS configurations, SSL certificates, and email domain records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).
• While not immediately required, the IT in-charge may be sent for training on WESS System (operational software) and Infotech (HR and payroll software) to support these systems if needed in the future.

2. Day-to-Day Responsibilities:

• Provide support for Microsoft software and services, including account setup, troubleshooting, and updates.
• Manage SharePoint server access, monitor usage, and ensure data backups.
• Oversee and manage the number of user accounts for Microsoft and Adobe, ensuring licenses are appropriately allocated.
• Maintain an inventory of IT equipment (e.g., laptops, tablets, and accessories) and manage issuance to employees.
• Configure and maintain domain settings, including DNS records, email-related configurations (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and subdomains.
• Renew and update SSL/TLS certificates and ensure timely domain renewals.
• Train staff on using Microsoft Teams and other core Microsoft services as needed.

3. Support and Troubleshooting Expectations:

• Employees will submit IT issues via a Google Form, and the IT in-charge is expected to resolve these issues within 3 to 5 working days if related to Microsoft, SharePoint, equipment, or domain configurations.
• Escalate issues outside of their scope (e.g., WESS System or Infotech) to the appropriate vendor or support contact.

4. Key Tools and Technologies:

• Manage and support Microsoft Services (e.g., Microsoft Teams, Office apps, and SharePoint).
• Oversee Adobe Accounts to ensure user access and compliance with license agreements.
• Monitor and maintain SharePoint Server and OpenVPN for secure remote access.
• Use domain registrar tools for DNS management, subdomains, and SSL configurations.

5. Security and Compliance:

• Ensure user accounts for Microsoft and Adobe meet security standards (e.g., password policies, multi-factor authentication).
• Monitor SharePoint backups and maintain readiness for disaster recovery scenarios.
• Secure IT equipment by ensuring proper configurations, access restrictions, and antivirus protections.
• Implement security features for domains, such as domain locking, SSL certificates, and two-factor authentication for domain registrars.

6. Team Training Responsibilities:

• Train staff on Microsoft Teams and other essential Microsoft tools to enhance productivity.
• Develop simple user guides for frequently used processes in Microsoft tools.

7. Performance Metrics:

• Meet the resolution timeline of 3 to 5 working days for reported Microsoft, SharePoint, equipment, or domain-related issues.
• Optimal allocation of user accounts for Microsoft and Adobe licenses.
• Maintain high uptime and accessibility for SharePoint server services.
• Ensure all IT equipment is inventoried, tracked, and issued effectively.
• Maintain up-to-date and error-free domain configurations and SSL/TLS certificates.

8. Expected Collaboration:

• Coordinate with department heads for user account requirements, IT equipment requests, and related support.
• Work with external vendors for advanced troubleshooting of SharePoint, Adobe, or domain services.
• Collaborate with management to recommend enhancements to Microsoft tools, SharePoint, IT equipment processes, or domain management strategies.

9. Onboarding and Initial Support:

• The IT in-charge will receive training on WESS System and Infotech software as a contingency for future support needs.
• Initial handover and training will cover current processes for managing Microsoft accounts, SharePoint, Adobe licenses, IT equipment inventory, and domain management.