IT Administrator

Regularly check system logs, resources, network performance to ensure optimal functioning.
Take responsibilities for business continuity of the IT system infrastructure.
Monitor performance and maintain systems according to requirements.
Perform routine and scheduled audits of all systems, including backups.
Ensure data integrity by periodically testing restore processes.
Conduct regular security audits to identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with security policies.
Use monitoring tools to detect and respond to security breaches and threats.
Assist the help desk and other teams with troubleshooting to identify root cause, and provide technical support when needed
Creating user accounts and performing access control.
Performing diagnostic tests and debugging procedures to optimize software on computer systems.
Documenting processes, as well as backing up and archiving data.
Designing and implementing efficient end-user feedback and error reporting systems.
Supervising and mentoring IT department employees, as well as providing IT support.
Keeping up to date with advancements and best practices in IT administration.
Consulting with engineering staff to evaluate software hardware interfaces and develop specifications and performance requirements.
Working with customers or departments on technical issues including software system design and maintenance.