System Administrator - Engineering Computing
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University$65K–$95K/yri7h ago
Role Snapshot
The System Administrator for Engineering Computing maintains critical computing infrastructure for the College of Engineering, providing technical support across desktop systems, VDI, IoT devices, and networking. This role ensures reliable technology operations for faculty, staff, and students while managing applications, servers, and infrastructure solutions.
Key Responsibilities: Install, test, configure, and manage desktop systems, VDI, IoT devices, and networking infrastructure while providing technical support to end users. Maintain documentation, debug applications, manage servers, and work with stakeholders to implement technology solutions that support the College's mission.
Skills & Tools: Proficiency in system administration, desktop support, virtualization (VDI), networking, and infrastructure management with strong problem-solving and communication abilities. Experience with application installation, testing, coding, and debugging alongside documented technical writing capabilities.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field, or equivalent professional experience in system administration and technical support. Demonstrated experience managing computing infrastructure, user support, and technical documentation.
Location: Not specified
Compensation: $65K–$95K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
The System Administrator for Engineering Computing plays a crucial role in maintaining the unique computing infrastructure within the College of Engineering. This role is responsible for providing technical support for desktop systems, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), IoT devices, and networking infrastructure. The System Administrator ensures reliable operation and efficient use of technology by faculty, staff, and students while maintaining documentation. Additionally, the System Administrator will be responsible for installing, testing, coding, debugging, and managing existing applications, servers, and infrastructure, working with stakeholders to implement solutions that support the College’s mission.