Network & System Administrator

Details Posted: 22-Jul-26 Location: New Hampton, New Hampshire Type: Full Time Categories Technology Job Summary: The Network & Systems Administrator (NSA) is responsible for the administration, maintenance, security, and strategic development of New Hampton School’s technology infrastructure. The NSA manages the School’s network, server, virtualization, identity, and backup environments to provide reliable, secure, and scalable technology services that support academic, residential, and administrative operations. Job Status: The Network & Systems Administrator position is a full-time, year-round exempt position with benefits in accordance with School policy. Flexibility in schedule may be required to support infrastructure maintenance, technology projects, emergency situations, and other technology initiatives at the discretion of the Director of Technology (DOT). General Expectations: The NSA works closely with the Director of Technology and other members of the Technology Office to ensure continuity of operations, maintain accurate technical documentation, support long-term infrastructure planning, and promote organizational resiliency through cross-training and knowledge sharing. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong technical judgment, effective communication skills, a collaborative mindset, and a commitment to building sustainable technology services through documentation, planning, and knowledge sharing. Technology Environment New Hampton School is a private boarding and day school serving grades 9-12 with a robust technology environment supporting academic, residential, and administrative operations. The School’s technology environment includes: ul Microsoft Windows Server and Microsoft 365 Microsoft Entra ID and identity services Enterprise switching, wireless, and network security platforms Physical and virtual server infrastructure Backup and disaster recovery systems Apple and Windows endpoint ecosystems Cloud and SaaS applications A 1:1 student iPad program Campus-wide wired and wireless infrastructure supporting classrooms, residences, and administrative offices Infrastructure Administration Specific Duties (including but not limited to): Administer and maintain the School’s network infrastructure, including switching, wireless, routing, and related technologies. Administer physical and virtual server environments supporting academic, administrative, and residential systems. Monitor infrastructure performance, capacity, and availability. Troubleshoot and resolve infrastructure-related issues in a timely manner. Coordinate infrastructure maintenance activities, upgrades, and technology refresh initiatives. Maintain infrastructure monitoring systems and operational health of critical technology services. Identity And Access Management Administer directory services, authentication systems, and identity management platforms. Manage user access, permissions, and security groups in accordance with School policies and security standards. Support single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and related identity technologies. Collaborate with other members of the Technology Office on user lifecycle processes and account administration Business Continuity And Security Maintain backup systems and disaster recovery processes for critical technology services. Participate in regular testing and validation of backup and recovery procedures. Assist with the implementation and maintenance of cybersecurity controls and infrastructure security practices. Participate in incident response activities, vulnerability remediation, and infrastructure risk management initiatives. Support cybersecurity compliance initiatives and security best practices. Infrastructure Planning And Project Management Collaborate with the Director of Technology on infrastructure lifecycle planning and technology roadmaps. Research, recommend, and implement infrastructure improvements while participating in technology projects, construction initiatives, and vendor engagements. Assist in developing recommendations for infrastructure replacement, expansion, and budgeting priorities. Manage assigned projects and provide regular status updates and documentation. Documentation And Knowledge Management Create and maintain documentation of systems, network architecture, inventories, procedures, vendor information, and disaster recovery processes. Develop and maintain procedures and documentation necessary to support the ongoing administration and continuity of critical technology services. Participate in departmental cross-training and knowledge-sharing efforts. Promote organizational resiliency by ensuring critical systems and processes are appropriately documented and understood by designated backup personnel. Collaboration And Support Serve as a technical escalation resource for the Technology Office. Collaborate effectively with faculty, staff, students, administrators, and external vendors. Participate in departmental planning activities and contribute to continuous process improvement. Provide occasional evening, weekend, or emergency support as necessary to maintain critical technology services. Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Technology. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, related field, or equivalent professional experience. Experience administering enterprise network environments. Experience administering Windows Server environments. Experience with virtualization technologies and server infrastructure. Experience managing backup and disaster recovery systems. Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Demonstrated ability to create and maintain technical documentation. Strong organizational ability and time management skills. Ability to collaborate closely as part of a team. Self-motivation and independence. Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects simultaneously. Commitment to maintaining confidentiality and professionalism. Ability to successfully complete a criminal background check and motor vehicle background check. Physical Requirements Ability to adhere to attendance requirements and deadlines. Ability to perform the physical demands of the position, including standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting technology equipment weighing up to 50 pounds. Ability to work in mechanical spaces and other areas where technology infrastructure is installed. Create a Job Match for Similar Jobs About New Hampton School An International Baccalaureate and Apple Distinguished School, New Hampton is a vibrant, global community of scholars, artists, athletes and leaders, dedicated to the goal of becoming active global citizens. Founded in 1821 by Free Will Baptists on the principles of inclusion and exploration, we seek globally-minded, technologically savvy, active, creative, and student-centered teachers to work with our equally diverse, active and creative student body. Over 200 years ago, New Hampton first opened its doors to serve eighty-seven students - local boys and girls and a few boarding students from Boston. It was a pioneering school in its time, educating both sexes equally and graduating women and men who went on to lives of service and productivity in every area from politics to scholarship to religion, business, medicine and professional athletics. Today we are a school of 325 students from 30 states and 25 countries. Located in the foothills of the White Mountains in the heart of the Lakes Region, New Hampton lies in a quaint New England village on a modern 340-acre campus. The town of New Hampton is set in central New Hampshire with easy access to universities, hiking, snow and water sports, ninety miles north of Boston. Connections working at New Hampton School #J-18808-Ljbffr New Hampton School