Business Systems Administrator (IT)

Care Hospice•Charlottesville, VA

15h•$85,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Care Hospice is looking for a self-motivated Business Systems Administrator to join their growing team. This role offers the opportunity to take on new challenges and be part of a culture of teamwork. As a Business Systems Administrator, you will play a crucial role in optimizing and supporting the company's systems. You will work closely with platform owners and users to ensure that technology solutions are secure, scalable, and tailored to business processes. Each interaction is an opportunity to document, improve, and drive the technology strategy forward. This position is based out of the Charlottesville Support Center Office and offers a hybrid schedule, balancing occasional on-site work with remote flexibility. Candidates must be within driving distance of the office for on-site days. Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. and sponsorship is not available.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a similar degree (preferred).
Proficient in managing enterprise systems for accounting, payroll, human resources, or learning & development (e.g., ERP, HRIS, HCM, LMS).
Demonstrated work experience administering one or more of the following systems: SAP, Oracle ERP, Workday, NetSuite, Sage, ADP, UKG, iCIMS, Cornerstone, etc.
3+ years administering back-office finance systems, with a strong understanding of enterprise application administration, data platforms, and technology infrastructure.
Experience with data governance frameworks and best practices.
Strong experience implementing IT processes and adhering to structured data environments.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with business stakeholders to define and document business processes, aligning technology choices with business needs.
Manage system configurations and changes, ensuring they are secure, scalable, and efficient.
Identify opportunities to leverage automation and improve productivity.
Enforce data governance policies and collaborate with Information Security to document controls for data processing, transport, and storage.
Follow processes to manage technology changes, ensuring thorough evaluation, testing, and approval prior to implementation.
Ensure systems are supported by robust training, testing environments, and other resources to maximize user adoption and operational knowledge.