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Junior IT Systems Administrator

TBA
Leicester
2 days ago
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Job Description

If the above sounds good to you - why not join us on the journey? We are currently recruiting for an Junior IT Systems Administrator based in Leicester.

Key Responsibilities of a Junior IT Systems Administrator:

  • Assisting with the management of IT assets, including hardware, software licenses, and other supplies
  • Performing routine system checks, applying updates and patches, and maintaining hardware and software inventory.
  • Providing technical support to end-users, often through a ticketing system.
  • Ensuring compliance with our ISO27001 ISMS and security of IT systems by following security protocols, monitoring for threats, and managing user access.
  • Support, develop, optimize and maintain internal IT systems including hardware, software and networking.
  • Ensure that backups are performed, and that security and DR systems are maintained.
  • Generate high quality documentation as required.
  • Assist with the investigation, planning, deployment and migration to new and replacement systems.
  • Stay on track with professional development and develop own technical knowledge, aligned to Company objectives.

Typical projects of a Junior IT Systems Administrator include:

  • Procurement, implementation, support, monitoring and maintenance of internal hardware - servers, pc’s, printers, network etc. – and software systems.
  • Hardware implementation and support on customer sites, requiring travel and close liaison with customers in a professional manner.
  • Deployment and support of software to servers and client workstations.
  • Being reactive to urgent service desk and project tasks.

You will hold a good set of A levels, or equivalent, and have some practical hands on administration and support experience with IT hardware, networking, operating systems and software.


Qualifications

Knowledge or experience of the following are not required but desirable:

  • Ansible, Terraform
  • Docker
  • VMware
  • Oracle DB, MS SQL DB, PostgreSQL, MySQL



Additional Information

You will receive; 

  • Salary: £negotiable, depending on skills and experience. 
  • Pension.
  • Private Health Insurance - BUPA. 
  • Cash Plan - BUPA. 
  • Life assurance 3 x Salary. 
  • Flexible working. 
  • Hybrid working culture. 
  • Employee discount scheme with retailers.
  • Access to LinkedIn Learning to enable continued professional development.

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