Administer and maintain company IT systems and servers, troubleshoot technical issues, apply patches and updates, manage backups and security configurations, document procedures, and provide system support to users to ensure reliable operations.
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Requirements Summary:
The level of knowledge and skills required is typically consistent with a candidate possessing a technical foundation in computer science or extensive software experience in an engineering discipline. This is typically equivalent to having a bachelor’s degree in an engineering discipline or computer science, and at least 3-5 years of experience in the field of systems administration.
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