Network Administrator

Responsibilities

• Manage the installation, configuration, and ongoing support of audiovisual platforms, including sound, display, control, and conferencing technologies.
• Prepare event spaces for successful execution by testing equipment in advance and confirming operational readiness before each session or presentation.
• Act as an operator or technical support resource during internal events and collaborate with outside vendors when external production support is required.
• Apply practical network administration knowledge such as VLAN configuration, IP addressing, and connectivity troubleshooting to keep AV systems aligned with organizational standards.
• Diagnose and resolve technical problems affecting AV equipment, user-facing workplace tools, and basic network-connected environments.
• Deliver first-line support for everyday IT hardware and end-user technology, including monitors, docking stations, peripherals, and meeting room systems, while escalating more complex issues appropriately.
• Maintain dependable cabling and signal infrastructure by working with power, patching, routing, distribution, and overall signal flow considerations.
• Support the operation and upkeep of video walls, digital signage solutions, content delivery platforms, and camera-related technology where needed.
• Hands-on experience supporting audiovisual systems, conferencing tools, and related workplace technology in a detail-focused environment.
• Working knowledge of networking fundamentals, including LAN environments, IP addressing, VLANs, and general connectivity concepts.
• Familiarity with Cisco networking equipment such as routers and broader Cisco network administration practices.
• Experience with firewall technologies and an understanding of secure network operations.
• Ability to troubleshoot hardware, peripheral, and end-user technology issues in a fast-paced support setting.
• Understanding of structured cabling, signal routing, patching, and distribution methods for technology-enabled spaces.
• Exposure to Active Directory and general enterprise IT support processes.
• Strong communication skills and the ability to coordinate effectively with internal stakeholders, event teams, and third-party vendors.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience supporting audiovisual systems, conferencing tools, and related workplace technology in a detail-focused environment.
• Working knowledge of networking fundamentals, including LAN environments, IP addressing, VLANs, and general connectivity concepts.
• Familiarity with Cisco networking equipment such as routers and broader Cisco network administration practices.
• Experience with firewall technologies and an understanding of secure network operations.
• Ability to troubleshoot hardware, peripheral, and end-user technology issues in a fast-paced support setting.
• Understanding of structured cabling, signal routing, patching, and distribution methods for technology-enabled spaces.
• Exposure to Active Directory and general enterprise IT support processes.