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System Administrator

Keeping your systems running smoothly, 24/7

Collaborating at Work

A system administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the computer systems, networks, and servers of an organization. Their tasks typically include installing and configuring hardware and software, monitoring system performance, troubleshooting issues, ensuring system security and data backup, and providing technical support to users.

An in-house system administrator can be quite expensive, as they require a competitive salary, benefits, and ongoing training to stay current with the latest technologies. Additionally, if the system administrator were to leave the company, it could be challenging to find and train a replacement quickly, which could lead to downtime and lost productivity.

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Outsourcing system administration can be a cost-effective solution to these issues. By outsourcing, you can benefit from the expertise of a team of professionals who are trained and experienced in managing and maintaining systems.

Qualifications for System Administrators

System Administrator roles can be categorized by years of working experience:

Entry-level System Administrator

Entry-level position responsible for basic system administration tasks and providing support to more senior administrators. 0-2 years of experience

Intermediate-level System Administrator

Experienced position responsible for managing and maintaining computer systems, network infrastructure, and security protocols. 2-5 years of experience.

Senior-level System Administrator

Advanced position responsible for complex system administration tasks, leading projects, and providing technical guidance to junior administrators. 5+ years of experience

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Tools and Systems System Administrators Use

System administrator software is used across the industry. Examples include:

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Sample System Administrator Profile

  • Install and configure computer hardware and software systems.

  • Monitor system performance and troubleshoot issues.

  • Implement and maintain system security protocols.

  • Develop and maintain data backup and recovery plans.

  • Provide technical support to users.

  • Manage and maintain Active Directory and user accounts.

  • Manage and maintain virtualization environments.

  • Automate routine system administration tasks.

  • Keep up with the latest technologies and trends and make recommendations for improvements.

  • Intermediate System Administrator

  • 2+ years of experience

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