This job involves providing quality Systems Administration services, including installation and configuration of software and hardware, monitoring system performance, and troubleshooting issues. The IT infrastructure Systems Administrator focuses on MS Windows Server, Dell, Cisco, HP, and Lenovo hardware, storage, networking, backup technologies, anti-virus, Citrix, VMware, service management tools, end point troubleshooting, SolarWinds, and ServiceNow. They manage network servers, manage service queues, troubleshoot issues, upgrade systems, manage day-to-day operations tasks, and work on projects and operational tasks.
Key Responsibilities:
• Install, configure, and maintain VMware ESXi & vCenter servers of versions.
• Troubleshooting and RCA of VMware infrastructure.
• Performance analysis and tuning of VMware infrastructure.
• Creation, migration, cloning, snapshots, backup, recovery and troubleshooting of Virtual machines.
• Work on VMware virtual center, P2V and vMotion.
• Require working on the ESX command line.
• Strong experience in diagnostics & troubleshooting of ESX server environment.
• Good knowledge of HA and DRS environment.
• Analyze server logs & provide root cause analysis during Major incidents.
• Infrastructure Support for Azure, Build & Release, Monitoring, and Other Associated Services.
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer science or related field.
• Proven (5 to 6 years) experience as a system administrator, Systems architecture, specialized in Windows Administration, Hardware (Dell, HP, Cisco, Netapp)
• Experience in Storage, Networking, Backup Technologies, Anti-Virus, Citrix, VMware, Service Management tools, End Point troubleshooting, SolarWinds, ServiceNow
• In depth understanding of systems architecture, networking, and data management.
• Effective communication skills with the ability to collaborate with diverse teams and stakeholders.
• Certifications in VCP-DCV is a plus.
• Azure Cloud certifications - Professional level
• Experience working on Cloud computing.
