Systems Administrator

JOB SUMMARY

The Systems Administrator, under the direction of the Director of IT and Security Operations is responsible for the administration of the Commission’s physical and virtual network and infrastructure, business systems and platforms. The System Administrator will support a high availability network and platforms in a secure manner while assuring proper controls over accessibility of technology resources. This position is expected to perform both Tier 2 and Tier 3 support as well as network administration.

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

Technology Administration, and Cybersecurity

• Develop and recommend technical solutions for enterprise physical and virtual network, and server configurations and functionality;

• Administrate and manage the Commission’s technology platforms and applications working with Tier 1 and Tier 2 support teams to resolve issues and maintain uptime;

• Maintain a strong cybersecurity posture through implementation and monitoring working with third-party providers to continually enhance Commission’s cyber security;

• Collaborate with other IT professionals to develop complex technical solutions;

• Develop and maintain Commission platform maintenance and patching policy and plan and execute regular patch applications to keep all managed servers and devices up to date with required security updates. Communicate maintenance schedules and execute patching with minimal unplanned downtime;

• Liaise with vendors to manage repairs, enhancements and proactive fixes; and

• Keep current on technologies for future improvements, and work with vendors to integrate and build-on them.

Systems Support

• Support the Commission business continuity and disaster recovery preparations and incident response, including backup/recovery system, data flow, and archiving;

• Administrate and manage the Commission’s physical and virtual network infrastructure including firewalls, network switches, Virtual Private Networks (VPN) at all Commission locations as necessary to secure and maintain the Commission’s network;