The System Administrator will manage and maintain IT systems and support the operational infrastructure for the company, ensuring efficiency and reliability in technology services.
Company Description
SoftNice...Your single source for end-to-end expertise and professional services in development of information solutions.Since its inception in 2001, the world’s leading IT organizations have tapped SoftNice’s expertise, resources and cost-effective processes to help them provide strategic information solutions.Unlike most IT solutions providers, SoftNice has evolved a best-practice approach to every aspect of information management and professional services. Combined with our firsthand knowledge of your industry’s business issues, our ability to deliver quality information management solutions and build highly skilled teams more rapidly and cost-effectively is exceptional.
Master's degree in Computer Science or equivalent field.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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