Network Administrator
| Estimated Pay info | Based on similar jobs in your market$41 per hour |
|---|---|
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | 1735 Market St Ste 2500 >, Philadelphia, PA, US Philadelphia, Pennsylvania open_in_new |
About this job
Job Description
We are looking for a Network and Systems Administrator to support daily technical operations and lead targeted infrastructure projects for a real estate property and facilities management organization in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This is a Contract position focused on maintaining reliable network performance, assisting employees with hands-on and remote technical support, and strengthening the stability and security of core systems. The role combines end-user support, network administration, device lifecycle management, and process improvement in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities:
• Provide both on-site and remote technical assistance by diagnosing user issues, resolving hardware and software problems, and guiding employees through effective solutions.
• Manage and prioritize help desk activity by tracking requests, responding within established timeframes, and maintaining clear documentation of fixes and internal support procedures.
• Oversee day-to-day upkeep of office technology, including workstation updates, printer supply replacement, equipment repairs, and coordination with outside vendors when specialized support is required.
• Administer backup, voice, and connectivity systems by monitoring performance, adjusting user access, updating call routing features, and generating reports as needed.
• Support employee onboarding and offboarding by preparing devices, provisioning or removing access, maintaining system images, and ensuring technology assets are properly assigned or recovered.
• Maintain network infrastructure through router configuration, server permission management, structured cabling, equipment relocation, and setup or teardown of remote or satellite office environments.
• Monitor company devices and telecom usage to identify cost-saving opportunities, manage line changes, and keep inventory and equipment records accurate and current.
• Promote a secure computing environment by identifying vulnerabilities, recommending improvements to processes and systems, and educating staff on phishing awareness and other cyber risks.