System Administrator
Summary
Onsite System Administrator at a credit union who keeps the LAN/WAN, servers, PCs, and peripherals running, manages backups, firewall/antivirus, and disaster recovery, and troubleshoots end-user issues while installing and documenting hardware and software. Requires 1+ year of IT experience; salary $63,000-$96,300.
- Supports the credit union’s local area and wide area network hardware and software to ensure that back end functions, systems, PCs, servers, and all peripheral products are operational.
- Provides and runs backup procedures that maintain the integrity and security of the credit union’s technology infrastructure.
- Assists/develops, updates, monitors, and continuously ensures compliance with the disaster recovery plans, computer security and loss prevention plans, antivirus and firewall protections, etc.
- Maintains databases and libraries including systems security functions.
- Researches and diagnoses IT problems within the entire infrastructure, troubleshoot, and provide solutions. Tests solutions to ensure a correct solution.
- Replies to user problems on PCs to include software applications, systems integration, or individual hardware problems. Troubleshoots, debugs, and resolves the problem.
- Provides individual support to end users via the phone, in person, or on-line to answer questions or resolve problems.
- Installs, configures, and tests new servers for systems, fax, printers, etc. Technology includes knowledge of current operation systems and languages.
- Maintains complete and accurate documentation and support services/warranties for new equipment, software, hardware, and peripherals.
- Installs and tests new software both for the network and for individual users.
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May administer the phone system.
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May be accountable for repair of copiers, printers, PCs, or laptops.
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Keeps abreast of state-of-the-art hardware and software developments. Recommends new technologies that enhance the efficiency and security of the network infrastructure.
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Assist with daily and monthly processing duties for the IT department
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Assumes responsibility for establishing and maintaining professional working relations with visitors, callers, and business professionals.
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Receives and screens visitors and telephone calls.
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Assists with questions and problems courteously and promptly.
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Obtains and conveys information as needed.
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Maintains and projects the credit union’s professional reputation by executing its brand standards.
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Assumes responsibility for establishing and maintaining effective communication, coordination, and working relations with credit union personnel and with management.
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Keeps management appropriately informed of area activities and of any significant problems.
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Attends and participates in meetings as required.
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Assumes responsibility for related duties as required or assigned.
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Ensures work area is clean, secure, and well maintained.
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Types memos and letters as requested.
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Performs miscellaneous clerical functions and special projects as assigned.
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