About the role#
Texas Farm Bureau is hiring a Systems Administrator Intern to work within our Information Systems department. You will help maintain and optimize server hardware, operating systems, and application software. This role focuses on maximizing the performance and availability of our business applications. You will work under the guidance of a System Administrator I or higher to complete your tasks.
What you'll do#
- Use the ITIL framework to manage changes, incidents, and problems in the production environment.
- Troubleshoot hardware, software, and network connectivity issues.
- Create and update relevant technical documentation.
- Complete all assigned training and project work effectively.
- Follow departmental standards and procedures for all tasks.
- Escalate technical problems to the appropriate team members when necessary.
What you'll need#
- Current enrollment in an Associate degree program or higher in a computer-related field.
- Basic knowledge of Microsoft Server, PC, and Linux operating systems.
- Basic understanding of Intel-based server hardware and TCP/IP networking.
- Strong problem-solving and organizational skills.
- Good oral and written communication abilities.
- A willingness to learn and grow your technical skills.
- Ability to lift and move up to 40 lbs.
Location & details#
- Location: Waco, Texas.
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Employment Type: Full-time.
- Term: Rolling.
- This is a paid internship position.
About Texas Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit organization based in Waco, Texas. It represents farmers and ranchers across the state. The group focuses on agricultural advocacy, journalism, and education programs. It employs between 501 and 1,000 people.
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