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IT Systems Administrator

Hartford
3 weeks ago
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The Role: IT Systems Administrator
Are you an experienced IT Systems Administrator looking for a role where you can make a genuine impact? This is an excellent opportunity to join growing team — ensuring the smooth operation, reliability, and security of business-critical systems across multiple sites.
Based in Huntingdon, this permanent role offers variety, responsibility and collaboration, supporting users both on-site and remotely across Europe. You’ll work with a wide range of technologies, contribute to infrastructure improvements, and play a key role in the delivery of upcoming IT projects.
Main Responsibilities (IT Systems Administrator):
• Administer and maintain computer hardware, operating systems and business applications
• Monitor and manage servers, networks and production systems to ensure maximum uptime
• Troubleshoot technical issues and escalate to third-party support when needed
• Provide IT support to users across local and regional sites (in-person & remote)
• Manage user accounts, AD, DNS, DHCP and email systems
• Administer backups, verify data integrity and support disaster recovery processes
• Support the deployment of new applications, updates and cybersecurity protocols
• Maintain system documentation, asset inventories and process records
• Collaborate closely with the wider IT function.
• Contribute to infrastructure projects, technology upgrades and testing
Skills & Experience (IT Systems Administrator):
• At least 3 years’ IT Systems Administration experience
• Knowledge of Windows, Linux and MacOS environments
• Strong understanding of networking — switching, Wi-Fi, DNS, DHCP
• Hands-on experience with Azure and cloud-based services
• Familiarity with service desk tools and ITIL-aligned support processes
• Skilled in managing file/print servers, Office 365 and backup systems
• Understanding of security standards and data protection best practice
• Strong problem-solving skills with excellent communication abilities
• Able to prioritise effectively in a fast-moving environment
Salary & Working Hours (IT Systems Administrator):
• Competitive salary (based on experience)
• Full-time, permanent position
• Monday to Friday — standard office hours
• Flexibility required for occasional out-of-hours maintenance or travel across Europe
Benefits (IT Systems Administrator):
• Company pension scheme
• Training and ongoing professional development opportunities
• Supportive working culture within a global business
• Modern office
If the position of IT Systems Administrator is of interest, please click Apply. We aim to respond to all applicants; however, if you haven’t heard from us within 10 days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.
If you have any questions regarding this IT Systems Administrator role, please don’t hesitate to contact our office on (phone number removed)

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