IT Infrastructure & Systems Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Linux (Ubuntu) Administration – Install, configure, and maintain Ubuntu-based servers, ensuring security and performance.
• Server Virtualization – Manage and maintain virtualized environments, including provisioning and optimizing VM resources.
• Network & Server Management – Monitor, troubleshoot, and configure servers, NAS systems, and network devices remotely.
• Device Configuration – Create, modify, and deploy device configurations across various networking and IT systems.
• Technical Exploration – Analyze new technologies, test them, document findings, and provide recommendations.
• International & Domestic Travel – Be available for travel (occasionally on short notice of 12 to 24 hours).

Required Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on experience in system administration and network administration.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in complex IT environments.
• Experience with remote infrastructure management and network security best practices.
• Ability to independently research, test, and document new technologies.
• Ready to assist our company’s staff with escalation support via a ticketing system.
• Willingness to travel both nationally and internationally on short notice (Very rarely but sometimes 12-24 hours notice). Some trips will require a week or more away from home.

Preferred Skills

• Monitoring via SNMP/SSH/WMI
• Fortinet Firewalls – Configuration and management
• AWS/Azure Cloud Services – Infrastructure setup and maintenance
• Docker – Deploying, maintaining, automated updates and deployments
• Cisco/Aruba Network devices – maintaining, upgrading, remote deployments
• Ansible – Automation for IT infrastructure
• SSO & Authentication Systems – SAML, RADIUS, OIDC (Okta)
• Github & VSCode – Version control and basic scripting
• Wireshark – Network packet analysis
• LogicMonitor – Infrastructure monitoring and custom sensor creation
• Zero Trust Security – Implementation and best practices
• Scripting – Automation via Bash, PowerShell, Ansible, etc.