IT Network Administrator

Quick Facts

• Role: IT Network Administrator

Description

You will ensure the operation of key IT systems, infrastructure, and applications, and provide support to internal users. The role includes administering a private cloud virtualized on VMware, Microsoft Windows services (AD, DNS, DHCP, and MS 365), and network equipment (Fortinet, HPE Aruba). You will also support network/security, endpoint, and printing operations.

Responsibilities

• Operate and maintain critical IT systems, infrastructure, and applications

• Support internal users

• Administer a private VMware-based cloud

• Administer Microsoft Windows platform services (AD, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, file services, MS 365/Exchange/Teams)

• Manage network components (Fortinet, HPE Aruba)

• Maintain network printing solutions and monitor print jobs

• Manage end-user devices (OS installation, workstation configuration, antivirus protection, patching)

• Contribute to network security (firewalls, segmentation, access security)

Requirements

• Knowledge of network technologies (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLAN, routing, switching)

• Understanding of network security (firewalls, segmentation, access security)

• Practical experience with Microsoft Windows Server administration and configuration, especially Active Directory, Group Policy, file server, DNS/DHCP

• Experience with VMware vSphere (VM management, resource management, monitoring, snapshots)

• Knowledge of Microsoft 365 / Azure AD administration (users, licenses, Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint, Intune)

• Ability to administer and maintain printing solutions (network printers, print servers, monitoring print tasks)

• Knowledge of endpoint administration (OS installation, workstation configuration, antivirus protection, updates)

• Ability to provide technical support to internal users

• Independence, attention to detail, and responsible approach

• Good communication skills

• Ability to learn new technologies and collaborate in a team

Benefits

• Opportunity to work across networking, security, cloud virtualization, Microsoft services, and endpoint/printing operations

• Bonus advantage: PowerShell scripting, infrastructure monitoring (e.g., Zabbix, Nagios), and backup/recovery awareness (e.g., Commvault) are considered advantages if you have them