Infrastructure and Systems Administrator

Responsibilities and Accomplishments

  • Provides IT support and troubleshooting across NIPR, SIPR, and JWICS networks, ensuring secure and reliable access to mission-critical systems while adhering to strict DoD security protocols
  • Resolves IT hardware and software infrastructure (servers, network, security, etc.) issues using systems analysis techniques and procedures
  • Ensures the proper functioning of hardware, software and system specifications
  • Analyzes, troubleshoots and resolves issues with IT infrastructure including user systems, servers, storage and network connectivity
  • Provides system administration for assigned infrastructure, maintaining security policies and user access controls
  • Develops automation scripts to streamline routine IT tasks, enhancing efficiency and reducing manual workload across the office
  • Utilizes Microsoft Identity Manager to handle user accounts, configure groups, and monitor endpoints
  • Applies security patches and operating system upgrades to ensure the security and integrity of the technical environment
  • Plans and supports new infrastructure projects
  • Provides technical support and training to end-users
  • Configures and optimizes Local Group Policy settings to deploy and manage network resources
  • Maintains configuration documentation for assigned infrastructure
  • Utilizes ServiceNow ticketing system to document issues and track resolutions
  • Collaborates with cross-functional teams to align IT infrastructure with organizational goals and technical requirements
  • Installs, maintains, and troubleshoots networks devices and peripherals to include VoIP phones, fat and thin clients, VTC systems, KVM switches, laptops, tablets, printers, etc.
  • Conducts root-cause analysis of system and network failures and ensure all solutions are ticketed, documented, and tested
  • Managed the upgrade of office systems to Windows 11, ensuring seamless transition and compatibility with existing applications while minimizing user disruption.