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Position Overview: An Expert Technical Systems Architect has extensive experience in the design and development of Client Server and Web Enabled Corporate applications including network topology.
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Strong understanding of network topologies, DNS, DHCP, Subnets, IIS, SQL, Windows/Print/File/Applications servers, Office 365, Windows and MAC operating systems, server/computer hardware, Active Directory, group policies, data protection, disaster recovery plans, backups, VOIP and Cloud services.
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5+ years of managing, developing, administering and supporting a Windows domain server environment across multiple sites. 5+ years combined experience in technical support, Network/Systems administration, backups, data protection, emergency recovery, telephony VOIP systems, Exchange, Office 365, and Project Management.
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Managing, developing, administering, and supporting a Windows domain server environment across multiple sites. For over forty years, Andrew and Jamie have been teaching the truth of the Gospel to the body of Christ by teaching at seminars, in churches, on radio and television, by training others at Charis Bible College, and by developing ministry materials designed to help you in your relationship with the Lord. We are a family here at AWM, we like to have fun, and we love Jesus.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now.
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