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Industrial Door Co Inc.
Systems Administrator
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A Systems Administrator manages the day-to-day operations of an organization's computer networks, including the systems that connect computers and other technology to each other and to outside networks. Installs, organizes, and supports the hardware and software of these systems.
$84,472 / year median in Minnesota
-29% projected decline
Job Description
Be Empowered. Unleash Your Potential. Deliver Results. Who We Are IDC Spring is a top industrial spring company that provides quality springs and service solutions. As a second generation, family-owned company, we are driven by our core values of People Focused, Integrity, Teamwork and Personal Responsibility. We are headquartered in Minnesota, with locations in Arizona and Ohio. How You Contribute to The Team The Systems Administrator will maintain the technology systems, networks, and devices employees rely on daily, safeguarding data and resolving hardware/software issues promptly. Perform and facilitate technology implementation, maintenance and upgrade efforts while working collaboratively with management, external vendors and other advisors. Procure and maintain an inventory of all relevant PC, phone, and other hardware, and installed software while managing software licensing. Assist with software upgrades and installations. Patch, monitor, and troubleshoot networks, firewalls, switches, and access points. Perform all critical data backups and ensure data security. Oversee security policies and procedures, including passwords, firewalls, malware prevention, intrusion detection and disaster recovery. Install, configure and maintain desktop and laptop PCs, software, printers, telephone system and copy machines. Provide timely desktop support for all users across all software and hardware. Document, log, and track calls in the problem management database, maintaining history records and related documentation. Proactively anticipate and understand business and internal customer technology needs. Recommend fundamental changes to system configurations to prevent recurrences. Provide employee onboarding training and support. Write or revise user training manuals and procedures. Conduct user training as requested. What You Need to