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Robert Half
Systems Administrator
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What they do
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.
$99,932 / year median in North Carolina
-26% projected decline
Job Description
We are looking for a Systems Administrator to support a mission-driven organization in Asheville, North Carolina. This position combines systems administration, network support, and hands-on desktop assistance for a multi-building campus serving approximately 300 onsite staff. The role is ideal for someone who can balance infrastructure reliability with responsive end-user support, especially in an environment where users may need extra guidance with technology.
Responsibilities:
- Provide day-to-day technical support for staff across a large onsite campus, resolving hardware, software, and connectivity issues with a service-oriented approach.
- Manage the operation, maintenance, and lifecycle planning of servers and core systems to ensure stable performance and timely upgrades.
- Administer user accounts, access controls, and security settings across enterprise platforms, including Active Directory and related tools.
- Assist with the support and troubleshooting of network equipment, segmentation, firewall-related issues, and fiber-connected infrastructure.
- Maintain Windows and Linux environments, including virtualized systems running on Hyper-V and VMware.
- Support endpoint management for desktop systems and user devices, including Windows 10 environments and related peripherals.
- Apply corporate and local IT standards to system configuration, security practices, and daily support activities.
- Respond to urgent technology issues outside normal business hours when incident-driven or emergency situations arise.
- Provide technical readiness and onsite support for events and conferences that require dependable IT coordination across campus facilities.