System Administrator Tier II (80% work from home)

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<p>This Washington, D.C.–based Managed Services Provider delivers modern IT strategy and Microsoft-centric solutions to mid-market clients, nonprofits, and associations. Known for clear communication, deep technical expertise, and responsive, white-glove support, the team blends strategic guidance with hands-on technical problem solving. The culture is collaborative, client-focused, and built for people who love solving complex issues and making a real impact.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Role: System Administrator Tier II </strong></p><p><strong>Location:</strong> 80% Work From Home, 20% onsite DMV</p><p><strong>Compensation:</strong> $70,000–$90,000 + benefits + bonuses</p><p><br></p><p>This role is <strong>95% true Tier 2 support</strong>—handling escalations involving Microsoft 365, Intune, SharePoint, and Exchange Online. You’ll serve as a trusted technical advisor, an escalation point for the support team, and a familiar voice clients rely on. If you enjoy the combination of technical depth, fast troubleshooting, and strong communication, you’ll thrive here.</p><p><br></p><p> <strong>What You’ll Do</strong></p><ul><li>Own Tier 2 Microsoft 365 escalations: Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams, Intune, Entra ID, OneDrive</li><li>Perform root-cause analysis and propose long-term fixes</li><li>Mentor Tier 1 technicians and share best practices</li><li>Deliver high-energy, client-friendly phone support</li><li>Document solutions and contribute to internal knowledge bases</li><li>Support occasional networking/server issues (VPN, DNS, firewalls, Windows Server)</li><li>Build strong relationships with clients through consistent, proactive communication</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>What You Bring</strong></p><ul><li>4+ years technical support experience (2+ years Tier 2+)</li><li>Hands-on, advanced experience with Microsoft 365 workloads</li><li>Proven ability to resolve multi-user outages, permission issues, and policy conflicts</li><li>Strong phone presence—clear, confident, positive</li><li>Client-service mindset and strong communication</li><li>Mentoring/coaching skills</li><li>Solid networking fundamentals (DNS, DHCP, VPN, TCP/IP)</li><li>Experience with Microsoft Dynamics is a plus</li><li>Current or in-progress Microsoft certifications preferred</li><li>Valid driver’s license + reliable transportation</li><li>Independent, self-driven, high-accountability work style</li></ul><p><br></p><p> <strong>Benefits & Perks</strong></p><ul><li>Health insurance with company contribution</li><li>Dental & vision (company-paid after 1 year)</li><li>401(k) with company match</li><li>PTO + end-of-year bonus</li><li>$50/month wellness stipend (gym, Peloton, etc.)</li><li>Microsoft certification reimbursement</li><li>Company events + supportive team culture</li><li>Clear career tracks: move toward Tier 3, Team Lead, or Projects</li><li>Personalized 30/60/90-day ramp plan</li><li>Home-buying assistance program</li></ul><p></p>

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