IT Systems Administrator

Lendbuzz, a fintech startup founded in 2015 by MIT alumni, is leveraging cutting-edge machine learning to revolutionize vehicle financing and redefine access to credit for deserving borrowers. Here, diversity is at the core of our culture, driving our collective belief in the power of varied perspectives and independent thinking. With a team representing diverse genders, nationalities, and cultures, we are passionate about empowering both our clients and the trajectory of our company. Join us to work alongside exceptional individuals, develop outstanding products, and pursue a meaningful mission.
We are seeking a proactive and customer-focused IT Systems Administrator with networking knowledge to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in networking or IT, coupled with a passion for helping others succeed in their roles.
Responsibilities:

• Configure and triage physical and virtual networks, switches, APs and firewalls
• Deploy solutions for the administration of Mac and Linux computers, including upgrades and maintenance
• Install, track, and maintain software and applications on company machines using JAMF
• Track assets, respond to device loss, and order new devices as needed
• Perform hardware and network maintenance and upgrades in the office
• Setup new accounts, laptops, and desktops for new hires, and handle off-boarding for departing employees
• Conduct security tutorials for team members
• Manage vendor relationships
  

• 4+ years of system administration experience preferred
• Experience with JAMF, JIRA, Linux & Bash, Google Workspace, MDM , Mac, Meraki, ZTNA and IDP SSO and integrations (SAML/OIDC)
• Strong experience with networking - palo-alto/fortinet or cisco firewalls, including familiarity with networking protocols
• Familiarity with OSX and Linux command prompt and utilities
• Collaborative approach, strong communication skills, and ability to prioritize tasks effectively
• SOC-2 audit process
  

• CCNA or equivalent certificate
• Experience with IAM Policy manifests (in public cloud for example)