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Aussie Tech Talent is seeking a System Administrator to support Melbourne's eastern schools from Box Hill and surrounding suburbs. You will manage Windows Server environments and fleets of Windows and Apple devices across multiple sites, ensuring reliable ICT services for students and staff.
Ideal candidates have 1–2 years in Windows Server and network administration, with a current driver's licence for site-to-site travel. Some roles in educational settings are highly regarded.
We're looking for a System Administrator to join our ICT team supporting schools across Melbourne's east. You'll be based in and around Box Hill, with work spread across Blackburn, Doncaster, Templestowe, Nunawading, Glen Waverley, Kew and Ringwood. These are established schools with larger, more complex environments, so there's real depth to the work.
Australian citizenship is required for this position.
Administering and supporting Windows Server environments across multiple school sites.
Servicing, configuring and managing fleets of Windows and Apple devices.
Network administration: monitoring, troubleshooting and optimisation.
Working with ICT management and school staff to keep everything running.
At least 1 to 2 years' experience with Windows Server technologies.
At least 1 to 2 years' experience in network administration.
A current driver's licence and your own transport, since you'll move between schools in the area.
Prior experience working in a school or educational setting.
2 or more years with Active Directory, Windows DNS and Windows DHCP.
A motivated self-starter who's comfortable working alone on site or as part of a wider team.
Resourceful and analytical. You can research a problem and put a fix in place without being hand-held.
A clear communicator who can explain the same issue to a principal, a teacher and another tech in language that suits each of them.
Structured in how you troubleshoot: observe, isolate, eliminate, resolve.