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VanderHouwen
Site IT Administrator Manufacturing
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What they do
An IT Administrator conducts administrative tasks designed to ensure a business' IT network, security systems and servers operate efficiently. Includes investigating and diagnosing network problems, configuring and installing updates. Provides first line IT help, sets up new users and manages security, passwords and backups. May collect IT usage statistics and monitor IT usage of business employees.
$87,002 / year median in Oregon
-11% projected decline
Job Description
Site IT Administrator - Manufacturing Our client is seeking an Site IT Administrator - Manufacturing to provide hands-on technology support and network administration within a fast-paced production environment. This role is ideal for a versatile IT professional who combines strong networking and Active Directory expertise with exceptional customer service, communication, and relationship-building skills. The successful candidate will be comfortable wearing multiple hats, working directly with users and operational teams, and helping maintain reliable technology across multiple locations. This role is on-site in Gaston, Oregon. Site IT Administrator - Manufacturing Responsibilities Serve as the primary onsite IT partner for a key production facility, collaborating with employees, operations, IT, and operational technology teams to resolve issues and support business needs. Administer and troubleshoot network infrastructure, including switches, firewalls, routing, and connectivity, using command-line tools for configuration and diagnostics. Manage and support Active Directory, including user accounts, groups, permissions, policies, and other access-related administration. Support the integration and reliability of IT and operational technology environments while helping maintain secure, resilient network infrastructure. Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, network, and systems issues while providing responsive, customer-focused support to both technical and non-technical users. Maintain accurate network diagrams, configuration records, procedures, and other technical documentation. Partner with employees and provide hands-on guidance, coaching, and technical assistance to improve technology adoption and resolve recurring issues. Respond to system outages and other urgent technology issues, including providing after-hours and on-call support when necessary. Assist with infrastructure upgrades, technology projects, and troubleshooting efforts at additional company locations as needed. Adapt priorities quickly based on production requirements, outages, projects, and changing operational needs. Site IT Administrator - Manufacturing Qualifications Strong hands-on network administration experience, including routing, switching, firewall configuration, troubleshooting, and command-line networking. Demonstrated experience administering Active Directory, including users, groups, permissions, and Group Policy. Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills with the ability to build productive relationships with employees at all levels of technical proficiency. Broad IT troubleshooting capabilities and the ability to independently diagnose and resolve network, systems, hardware, and user-support issues. Experience supporting a smaller or distributed organization where IT professionals are expected to work across multiple technologies and responsibilities. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to remain effective during outages and other time-sensitive situations. Collaborative, team-oriented approach with a willingness to share knowledge, coach users and colleagues, and work across functional boundaries. Experience supporting manufacturing, industrial, production, or other uptime-sensitive environments is preferred. Familiarity with IT/OT environments, high-availability infrastructure, network security, and least-privilege access practices is preferred. Ability to work onsite in an industrial environment, including navigating production areas and stairs and performing occasional lifting as required. Ability to participate in after-hours/on-call support and travel periodically to other company locations.