System Admin

The Position Our systems administrators manage the life cycles of various on-premise server and cloud solutions. From complex Active Directory environments and simple workgroup environments, to multi-region and multi-cloud service infrastructure, we will design, implement, maintain, manage, and decommission services to the requirements of the project and the customer. We often need to research and familiarize ourselves with software and hardware that is new to the team in order to support the needs of our customers, so members of our team develop a wide array of skills and experience that support our operations. Our agility is the key to our success. As part of the team, our systems administrators also support and serve as an escalation point for other IT technicians. Whether from our helpdesk and service technicians, our network administrators, or our DevOps and in-house software development teams, we work together to ensure our end users receive excellent IT experiences. This is an end-user and customer facing role. Team Roles Our systems administrators will all take responsibility for a large array of overlapping tasks, but each administrator will take on a focus based on their experience and the needs of the team.

Analyst:

system state, performance, and security monitoring and reporting

Admin:

maintenance and general administration of servers and infrastructure.

Engineer:

infrastructure research and design.

Qualifications:

Education, Experience, and Certifications Relevant degrees may include computer science, information technology, cyber security, and other similar programs. Experience as a systems administrator or engineer is preferred, but experience in other IT positions may be suitable. Certifications from organizations like CompTIA and ISC2 are welcome, as are vendor-specific certifications like the VMware's VMC• or Microsoft's MCS•. Relevant Technologies (Experience is expected for some, but not all) Windows Server Windows Server Failover Clustering Active Directory

DHCP DNS

Group Policy Certificate Services Exchange Server On-Premise Microsoft SQL Server Remote Desktop Services Microsoft RDP Citrix Omnissa Horizons SAN Technologies iSCSI Fiber Channel NVME over fabric Security Technologies SIEM and

SOAR NGAV, EDR, XDR

Monitoring Technologies Grafana Stack Elastic Stack CheckMK PRTG Virtualization Technologies vSphere Hyper-V Proxmox/KVM xcp-ng/Xenserver Nutanix Containerization Technologies Docker Kubernetes Microsoft 365 Exchange Online Teams SharePoint/OneDrive Defender Intune Entra ID Veeam, Rubrik, Commvault, or System Admin 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars 2526 N Stallings Dr, Nacogdoches, TX 75964 The Position Our systems administrators manage the life cycles of various on-premise server and cloud solutions. From complex Active Directory environments and simple workgroup environments, to multi-region and multi-cloud service infrastructure, we will design, implement, maintain, manage, and decommission services to the requirements of the project and the customer. We often need to research and familiarize ourselves with software and hardware that is new to the team in order to support the needs of our customers, so members of our team develop a wide array of skills and experience that support our operations. Our agility is the key to our success. As part of the team, our systems administrators also support and serve as an escalation point for other IT technicians. Whether from our helpdesk and service technicians, our network administrators, or our DevOps and in-house software development teams, we work together to ensure our end users receive excellent IT experiences. This is an end-user and customer facing role. Team Roles Our systems administrators will all take responsibility for a large array of overlapping tasks, but each administrator will take on a focus based on their experience and the needs of the team.

Analyst:

system state, performance, and security monitoring and reporting

Admin:

maintenance and general administration of servers and infrastructure.

Engineer:

infrastructure research and design.

Qualifications:

Education, Experience, and Certifications Relevant degrees may include computer science, information technology, cyber security, and other similar programs. Experience as a systems administrator or engineer is preferred, but experience in other IT positions may be suitable. Certifications from organizations like CompTIA and ISC2 are welcome, as are vendor-specific certifications like the VMware's VMC• or Microsoft's MCS•. Relevant Technologies (Experience is expected for some, but not all) Windows Server Windows Server Failover Clustering Active Directory

DHCP DNS

Group Policy Certificate Services Exchange Server On-Premise Microsoft SQL Server Remote Desktop Services Microsoft RDP Citrix Omnissa Horizons SAN Technologies iSCSI Fiber Channel NVME over fabric Security Technologies SIEM and

SOAR NGAV, EDR, XDR

Monitoring Technologies Grafana Stack Elastic Stack CheckMK PRTG Virtualization Technologies vSphere Hyper-V Proxmox/KVM xcp-ng/Xenserver Nutanix Containerization Technologies Docker Kubernetes Microsoft 365 Exchange Online Teams SharePoint/OneDrive Defender Intune Entra ID Veeam, Rubrik, Commvault, or