IT Systems Administrator (Networks and Servers)

Quick Facts

• Role: IT Systems Administrator (Networks and Servers)

Description

You will support the daily operation of the city’s IT environment by managing, maintaining, and developing the computer network and information systems. The position includes server and workstation administration, ensuring network connectivity, and resolving technical issues while supporting users. You will also collaborate on further development of the city’s IT setup.

Responsibilities

• Administer, maintain, and develop the city’s computer network and information systems

• Manage servers, computers, and other computing and communications equipment

• Ensure network connectivity

• Troubleshoot technical problems and support users

• Participate in further development of the city’s IT environment

Requirements

• Strong orientation in IT and computer networks

• Practical knowledge of IT infrastructure administration

• Independence, reliability, and ability to solve technical issues

• Willingness to learn new technologies and continue education

• Good communication skills and ability to work with colleagues

Education

Preference is given primarily to professional knowledge, practical experience, and the ability to independently solve technical problems. In addition to university graduates, the role also considers candidates with secondary or higher vocational education and relevant IT experience. For candidates without a university degree, salary-grade placement is handled according to § 3(4) of Government Regulation No. 341/2017 Coll. (as amended).

Benefits

• Indefinite-term employment

• Placement in 11th pay grade with pay reflecting experience and professional qualifications

• Base salary plus personal allowance and extraordinary bonuses for results, independence, and professional contribution

• Supportive IT team with opportunities to share knowledge and collaborate

• Flexible working hours

• 5 weeks of vacation

• 4 health days per year

• Meal vouchers and contributions for pension saving, recreation, health, sports, culture, and leisure time

• Diverse work with room for further professional development