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Zone 5 Technologies is seeking a skilled System Administrator in San Luis Obispo, CA. The role focuses on maintaining Linux and Windows servers, onsite IT support, and coordinating with the Information Assurance team to ensure compliance in a growing unmanned aircraft tech environment.
Qualified candidates will have a Bachelor’s degree with 4+ years in system administration, Linux (Ubuntu) experience, and AWS proficiency, with strong communication and vendor-management capabilities.
San Luis Obispo, California, United States
At Zone 5 Technologies, we're redefining what's possible in unmanned aircraft systems. Our team of engineers and innovators is developing cutting-edge autonomous solutions that push the boundaries of UAS technology - solving complex challenges that matter.
We're building the future of UAS capabilities, and we're looking for exceptional talent to join us. If you're driven by hard problems, energized by rapid innovation, and ready to make an impact on next-generation flight systems, you belong here.
We'renot just looking for technicalexpertise; we value a positive attitude, adaptability to changing priorities, and a commitment to getting the job done. Our ideal candidate is a reliable troubleshooter, adept at handling multiple priorities with excellent coping skills. Whether working independently or collaboratively, you'reself-managed andsupport focused.Key Responsibilities:
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Pay range for this role
$121,000 - $149,000 USD
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Why Join Zone 5 Technologies?
If you are passionate about unmanned aircraft technology and want to be a part of a dynamic and growing company, we would love to hear from you. Apply today and join the Zone 5 Technologies team!
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