IT SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR TO AWA
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About this role
Are you ready to take ownership of a modern Microsoft-based IT environment in an international company where collaboration, learning, and innovation are part of everyday life? We are looking for an IT Systems Administrator who thrives in a supportive team, enjoys working with varied technologies, and is eager to contribute to a growing global organization.
YOU WILL
As an integral member of our IT team, you will play a key role in maintaining and developing our infrastructure, supporting users across Europe and Asia, and contributing to the continuous evolution of our technical landscape. Occasional travel to our international offices will be part of the role.
Responsibilities
- Maintain and administer Microsoft Server environments
- Manage and optimize our Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure
- Oversee, maintain, and troubleshoot network infrastructure
- Support end-user environments across multiple locations
- Contribute to cybersecurity initiatives, including patch management, identity & access management, and monitoring
- Maintain and document IT processes, standards, and configurations
- Collaborate with internal teams and external consultants to ensure smooth IT operations
- Participate in global IT projects and occasionally travel to other company offices
- YOU ARE
- To succeed in this role, you bring several years of hands-on experience managing complex Microsoft-based environments, both on-premises and in Azure. You have deep expertise in Windows Server, Azure (including identity, security, and governance), and solid knowledge of network infrastructure such as firewalls, routing, switching, and VPN solutions.
- You have a strong foundation in cybersecurity, including patch management, IAM, monitoring, and risk mitigation. Experience with virtualization, backup and disaster recovery, and automation (e.g., PowerShell scripting) is an asset.
- As a professional, you take ownership of technical decisions, drive improvements, and contribute to long-term infrastructu