Provide onsite Microsoft infrastructure and cloud support: manage Active Directory/Entra ID, Microsoft 365 services, Intune endpoint lifecycle, Azure monitoring, identity and access (MFA/Conditional Access), troubleshoot authentication and endpoint issues, maintain documentation, and coordinate vendors and stakeholders.
Position Overview
MetroSys is seeking a Systems Administrator to provide onsite support for Microsoft infrastructure, identity management, endpoint administration, and cloud services. This role is ideal for an experienced administrator who can independently manage day-to-day operational tasks while ensuring a secure, reliable, and well-managed IT environment.
Key Responsibilities- Administer Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), and Microsoft 365.
- Manage user provisioning, deprovisioning, account changes, and access management.
- Support Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams administration.
- Administer Microsoft Intune for endpoint provisioning, policy management, and device compliance.
- Monitor Azure services and assist with cloud administration and operational support.
- Support endpoint lifecycle management, including device deployment, upgrades, and hardware coordination.
- Assist with Conditional Access, MFA, and identity governance initiatives.
- Maintain documentation, operational procedures, and system configurations.
- Troubleshoot identity, authentication, Microsoft 365, and endpoint-related issues.
- Coordinate with vendors and internal stakeholders on infrastructure and cloud initiatives.
- 3–5 years of Systems Administration experience.
- Experience with:
- Microsoft 365
- Active Directory
- Microsoft Entra ID
- Exchange Online
- Microsoft Intune
- Azure administration
- Strong understanding of identity management and endpoint administration.
- Excellent troubleshooting and communication skills.
- Microsoft certifications.
- Experience supporting multi-site organizations.
- Experience with PowerShell automation.
- Experience working in a managed services environment.
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