Application Administrator
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Job Location:
Middleton, ID - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Work Schedule
Environmental Conditions
Job Description
Summarized Purpose:
Join an ambitious and innovative team at Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. as an Application Administrator! This outstanding opportunity allows you to provide critical implementation operational and maintenance support for our enterprise applications ensuring a stable and high-performance systems environment. Your role will be essential in supporting analytical software and dedicated hardware for our laboratories as well as providing administrative support for server-based laboratory applications.
Essential Functions and Other Job Information:
Essential Functions
- Troubleshoot and resolve application-specific support issues to maintain flawless system performance.
- Install and maintain enterprise and laboratory application software including dedicated hardware and implement application code deployments and configuration changes.
- Seamlessly complete change requests and qualifications.
- Liaise with internal groups and vendors to ensure world-class collaboration and support.
Job Complexity:
You will work on problems of limited scope following standard practices and procedures to analyze situations or data and find readily obtainable answers. Your ambition and dedication will help you tackle these challenges with proven strategies.
Job Knowledge:
You will learn to use professional concepts and apply company policies and procedures to resolve routine issues successfully. Your role will be crucial in maintaining strict adherence to our high standards and contributing to our mission to make the world a better place!
Required Experience:
Unclear Seniority
Key Skills
- SQL
- Active Directory
- data integrity
- Application Issues
- PowerShell
- Windows
- Linux
- Sharepoint
- Java
- Troubleshoot
- Procedures
- Setup
- Technical Support
- UNIX
- Application Support
About Company
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