Client Services System Administrator
Alamance County Government · Graham, NC · 1 wk ago
Information Technology$27.52–$34.4/hrFull-time
Job Purpose
The Client Services System Administrator is a dual-role position combining advanced end-user support with system administration responsibilities. This role will act as a primary point of contact for Identity Management (IAM). This includes tasks like creating and managing user account, implementing IAM policies, and trouble-shooting access related issues. This position requires a strong understanding of multiple IT systems too include Microsoft operating systems and Office365 products, Active Directory, virtual servers. The position shall possess a customer-centric approach, exceptional problem-solving skills, and a strong desire to learn and grow within an IT environment. This position will gain hands-on experience in server management, network support, and infrastructure maintenance.Responsibilities
- Client Support:
- Advanced Troubleshooting & Resolution: Provide expert-level technical support to end-users for complex hardware, software, network, and application issues that cannot be resolved by first-level support. This includes diagnosing root causes and implementing solutions for persistent or difficult-to-replicate problems.
- Deploy new laptop and desktop to end-users as a part of asset management. New hardware will be documented in the departments ITSM platform.
- Application Support: Offer in-depth support for business-critical applications, including configuration, troubleshooting errors, and liaising with vendors when necessary.
- VIP Support: Provide dedicated and proactive IT support to executive staff and high-priority users, ensuring minimal disruption to their work.
- User Training & Guidance: Develop and deliver training sessions or create guides for users on new software, best practices, or common technical issues to reduce support volume.
- Problem Management: Identify recurring issues from support tickets, analyze trends, and propose long-term solutions to prevent future occurrences.
- System Administration:
- Identity and Access Management (IAM): Responsible for managing users accounts and access to the organizations systems and data to prevent unauthorized access, privilege escalation, and compliance violations.
- User & Group Account Management: Create, modify, disable, and delete user and group accounts in Active Directory and other identity management systems, to ensure proper permissions and a restrictive security model.
- Patch Management Support: Assist with the scheduling and application of operating system and application patches/updates to servers and workstations, following established procedures and under supervision.
- Security Practices: Monitoring and maintaining endpoint security platform to ensure the organization is protected from malware and ransomware to prevent data breaches.
- Hardware & Software Deployment: Participate in the deployment, configuration, and inventory management of new servers, network devices, and software, ensuring proper setup and adherence to standards.
- Documentation & Knowledge Base Contribution: Create and update detailed IT documentation, standard operating procedures (SOPs), troubleshooting guides, and knowledge base articles for both client support and system administration tasks.