Senior Systems Administrator
Responsibilities:
– Perform as a project technical lead on numerous Information Technology (IT) infrastructure projects leveraging Microsoft technologies
– Identify areas of improvement in the server and client arena and implement enhancements when approved
– Troubleshoot, install, configure and optimize Enterprise server operating systems (NT, 2000 Server, 2000 Advanced Server, 2003 Web, 2003 application and 2003 Enterprise)
– Analyze information and respond with corrective action recommendations for system monitoring technologies
– Develop and maintain programs, scripts, and procedures for the automation of system administration tasks
– Plan, lead, and implement large and small scale projects across the enterprise
– Design, configure and operate Microsoft Active Directory in a large, complex organization
Qualifications:
– Five years of enterprise directory implementation and directory services administration, including Active Directory, as well as three years of Enterprise systems implementation and administration (Active Directory, Exchange, SQL Server)
– Five years of hands-on experience building and maintaining Windows 2000/2003 servers, including five years of IT Infrastructure Project Management experience with a strong understanding of LDAP and Microsoft’s Active Directory
– Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or related IT field from an accredited college/university
– Strong understanding of DNS (both Microsoft Active Directory Integrated DNS and BIND implementations) and experience with configuring and troubleshooting Microsoft DNS is required
– Experience configuring and troubleshooting DHCP and WINS, as well as strong experience with LDAP query language and tools (LDP, LDIFDE, CSVDE)
– Proficiency with TCP/IP, NetBios, NTP, SSL, IIS, BMC Patrol, MOM 2005, NetBackup and experience creating Windows 2003 logon scripts (Vbscript) and Desktop Operation Systems (XP, Vista)
– Able to work overtime as needed and serve on-call rotation to meet business needs
– Experience in capacity planning, system monitoring, testing and upgrades, bug
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