System Administrator 1

St. Luke's Health System•Boise, ID

17h

About The Position

Under direct supervision, the System Administrator 1 installs and maintains enterprise IT systems, environments and related software to ensure integrity, performance and reliability.This general classification will be used for a wide variety of IHT Administration specialty roles in the Health System, including Communication, Desktop, Network, Storage, Infrastructure and Integration Administrators. Performs enterprise system administration, while ensuring appropriate processes are followed and documentation is completed. Evaluates system specifications, input and output processes, working parameters and hardware/software compatibility. Installs system upgrades including planning, scheduling and testing; troubleshoots networking, server, and other infrastructure related issues. Enables automation where possible and appropriate. Performs maintenance and administration support including growth statistics, identifying trends, and accounting for software/hardware inventories. Ensures that appropriate data/system backup, monitoring, and risk/change management is documented and communicated appropriately. Researches and recommends innovative approaches for system/infrastructure administration tasks. Ensures compliance with system software licensing and maintenance agreements. Handles routine and lower-level issues and problems, and refers more complex issues to higher-level staff. Possesses basic working knowledge of subject matter. Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelors degree or experience in lieu of degree
0 years experience
None

Responsibilities

installs and maintains enterprise IT systems, environments and related software to ensure integrity, performance and reliability
Performs enterprise system administration, while ensuring appropriate processes are followed and documentation is completed.
Evaluates system specifications, input and output processes, working parameters and hardware/software compatibility.
Installs system upgrades including planning, scheduling and testing; troubleshoots networking, server, and other infrastructure related issues. Enables automation where possible and appropriate.
Performs maintenance and administration support including growth statistics, identifying trends, and accounting for software/hardware inventories.
Ensures that appropriate data/system backup, monitoring, and risk/change management is documented and communicated appropriately.
Researches and recommends innovative approaches for system/infrastructure administration tasks.
Ensures compliance with system software licensing and maintenance agreements.
Handles routine and lower-level issues and problems, and refers more complex issues to higher-level staff.
Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.