Senior Systems Administrator - Messaging & AD job with UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY | 343386
This job opportunity is for a full-time role that will have ongoing responsibilities in supporting and leading the Messaging and AD systems. The base salary for this role ranges from $129,847 to $137,008 and the successful candidate will also receive 17% superannuation.
As the subject matter expert, your main task would be to plan, provide support, and maintain the ICT messaging and Active Directory Systems. Your work would involve being directly involved with the Technical Support Team to provide direction and lead other system administrators.
Your main tasks will involve:
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