August 30, 2024

DXC Technology

Canberra

FULL TIME

Windows Administrator - Microsoft

Job Description:
DXC Technology (NYSE:DXC) - where brilliant people embrace change and seize opportunities to advance their careers and amplify customer success. People are the heart of our business. We support each other and work as a team, globally and locally to deliver excellence for our customers and colleagues. We live in more than 70 countries, speak multiple languages and work with over 6,000 customers on almost every continent. We use the power of technology to deliver mission critical IT services that move the world.

We are seeking an experienced Windows Administrator to join our dynamic team in Canberra on a full-time basis.

The Windows Administrator is responsible for managing, maintaining and troubleshooting Windows-based infrastructure such as servers, desktops, and network devices. The job involves installing, configuring, and maintaining Windows-based software and services. Other responsibilities include:

Administering software applications
Implementing security measures to protect data, software
Providing project/end user customer support
Performing diagnostics troubleshooting
Providing day-to-day support to user queries and customer advice

** You must be an Australian Citizen and hold a current NV1 or higher security clearance **

DXC is committed to building better futures for our customers, colleagues, environment, and communities. We take care of each other and foster a culture of inclusion, belonging and corporate citizenship. We put this to action developing and implementing societal initiatives within our Social Impact Practice. #We Are DXC

If you would like to be part of a culture that drives innovation, delivers results, rewards performance and encourages ideas, then please press the "Apply Now" button to submit your resume.

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