Technology Administrator

Position Summary The Technology Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day execution, administration, and support of workplace technology, including devices, applications, user access, and vendor coordination. This role is primarily hands-on and execution-oriented, ensuring employees have reliable, secure, and effective technology to perform their work. Working closely with Operations and Office Management, the Technology Administrator manages technology requests, coordinates with the Managed Service Provider (MSP), performs system administration tasks, and ensures consistent application of established technology standards. Key Responsibilities Technology Operations & Support Serve as the primary internal point of contact for routine technology needs, issues, and requests. Administer user accounts, permissions, devices, and applications, including onboarding, changes, and offboarding. Perform hands-on troubleshooting and coordinate resolution of escalated issues with the MSP. Maintain technology inventories, system documentation, and access records. Monitor technology requests submitted through internal intake forms and ensure timely follow-up and resolution. Vendor & MSP Coordination Coordinate day-to-day work with the Managed Service Provider, including ticket submission, escalation, and resolution tracking. Review MSP deliverables for completeness, quality, and alignment with internal requirements. Communicate internal priorities and follow up on outstanding items. Systems, Applications & Tools Support and administer core business applications and collaboration tools (e.g., Microsoft 365). Manage software licensing, access levels, and configuration settings. Assist with deployment, upgrades, and routine maintenance of systems and devices. Perform testing and user setup for approved technology changes. Security, Compliance & Controls (Execution-Level) Apply and enforce existing security, access, and data protection policies. Assist with user education related to security practices (passwords, MFA, data handling). Maintain documentation related to technology controls, access, and recovery procedures. Support disaster recovery and business continuity processes by executing assigned tasks. Employee Enablement & Documentation Provide hands-on assistance to employees for routine technology use and issues. Create and maintain basic user guides, FAQs, and internal documentation. Communicate technology updates, outages, or changes as directed. Qualifications & Requirements Minimum Requirements Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field, or equivalent practical experience. 2-5 years of hands-on experience supporting business technology systems and end users. Experience working directly with managed service providers or external IT vendors. Strong working knowledge of user support, systems administration, and IT service processes. Preferred Qualifications Experience administering Microsoft 365 and related workplace tools. Familiarity with ITIL service management concepts. Experience maintaining technical documentation and system records. Relevant certifications (CompTIA, ITIL, Microsoft, or similar). Core Competencies Highly hands-on and execution-focused Strong troubleshooting and follow-through Organized, detail-oriented, and process-driven Clear communicator with non-technical users Service-minded and dependable Practical, pragmatic, and outcome-oriented