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Systems Administrator (IT)

Peoriaonsite

Posted 5mo ago · via Smartrecruiters

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About this role

About Christ’s Church of the Valley (CCV) is a rapidly growing multi-site church (18 campuses, with more to come). We’re looking for a Systems Administrator who will care deeply for people, own core infrastructure, and partner closely with our Rock RMS team and ministries. You’ll steward a reliable, secure, and scalable environment across VMware ESXi/vCenter, Windows/Linux servers, Veeam, Nimble SAN, Microsoft 365/Entra ID, Teams Phone, Fortinet and Cisco networking. Core Responsibilities Virtualization and compute: Administer VMware ESXi/vCenter; HA/DRS, vMotion, patching, performance tuning, and lifecycle management. Storage : Manage HPE Nimble arrays (iSCSI, initiator groups/CHAP, MPIO/ALUA, snapshots/replication, InfoSight); integrate with vSphere.…

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