Systems Administrator -Windows

Role overview Maintain and improve Windows server environments so they remain secure, available, and performant. The role combines hands-on administration with monitoring, troubleshooting, infrastructure support, and coordination with other technical teams.

Responsibilities - Install, configure, maintain, and tune Windows server hardware, operating systems, and related software. - Monitor system performance against established guidelines, investigate issues, and communicate status. - Support IIS, application pools, SSL certificates, Windows failover clusters, load balancing, and distributed file systems. - Assess server and operations requests, research infrastructure components, and implement appropriate changes. - Contribute to infrastructure policies, procedures, project reporting, and disaster recovery practices. - Work with other teams on server configuration, security, operations, maintenance, and availability.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in a related field, or at least five years of equivalent experience. - At least three years supporting and implementing servers, including Windows Server and client-server applications. - Enterprise experience configuring, tuning, monitoring, securing, and managing server software and hardware. - Experience administering IIS, application pools, SSL certificates, failover clusters, load balancing, and Distributed File System. - Troubleshooting skills across TCP/IP, DNS, storage, virtualization, backups, and disaster recovery; SQL Server administration knowledge is also relevant. - Strong analytical, communication, documentation, and organizational skills.

Benefits and work setup Remote work is available to candidates residing in Arkansas, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, North Dakota, or Minnesota. Preference is given to current employees and candidates in Arkansas, Utah, Idaho, and North Dakota. The position includes routine campus travel within walking distance of the primary work location.