I am looking for an IT Administrator who has a minimum 2 years of experience in the relevant field who can join our team at Fetchr immediately

1. IT Administrator
As an IT administrator, you’ll be responsible for maintaining the company's IT network, servers
and security systems. This role is absolutely essential within any organization to ensure
business continuity – if an IT network fails, the impact on the day to day running of the business
can be significant, sometimes catastrophic.
To ensure this doesn’t happen, you'll be responsible for investigating and diagnosing network
problems, collecting IT usage stats, making recommendations for improving the company's IT
systems and carrying out routine configuration and installation of IT solutions.
On a day to day basis, you might be called upon to help colleagues with more basic IT needs.
This will mean you’ll need to share your own knowledge to help others, including setting up new
users and managing backup, security and passwords. You're also the company's internet
police, monitoring internet and email use.
Typically, most companies will employ one full time IT administrator for every 50 employees.
Required skills
As well as good problem solving skills, the attributes an employer would look for are:
 Strong communication skills
 A working knowledge of IT operating systems, particularly Windows, Exchange and Citrix
 Hands on experience of installing IT hardware and software
 Good organizational skills
 Good time management
Entry requirements
You’ll find there’s no single route to becoming an IT administrator, but like many, you might
enter after completing a degree in a related subject. This might include computer science,
information technology, computer engineering and information system management.
It is important that you also have qualifications in the particular systems and platforms the
company operates on. Microsoft, Cisco and Oracle are the most widely used technologies in
business, so these are a particularly good starting point.
Salary:
Will be discussed during your interview.