IT Systems Administrator

Turing  Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria (Remote)

Full-time · Entry level

 About the job

A U.S.-based company that is building a reliable banking platform that allows businesses to offer their clients financial services, is looking for an IT Systems Administrator. The selected candidate will be responsible for creating procedures and making updates to ensure SOC compliance. The company is the only BaaS provider that guarantees everyone across the globe has access to top-notch financial solutions regardless of their financial standing. The company has managed to secure $48mn+ during their Series B round of funding.

Job Responsibilities:

• Exercise caution when managing assets, and update any necessary processes for doing so
• Control the building's security access for Brivo vendors
• Design, configure, install, and maintain cloud-based servers, storage, network, and application solutions
• Handle IT problems and alarms quickly and professionally
• Work together to develop network and security standards, including the investigation and assessment of potential technology alternatives, and create diagrams and written setup instructions for a system
• Retain all the necessary computer equipment and backup tools
• Investigate problems and troubleshoot system, network, SSO, 2FA, etc.
• Help identify and fix hardware or software problems, and replace components as necessary
• Plan and implement the annual security training for the entire organization
• Monitor and keep up with computers, applications like GSuite, Zoom, Synapse Applications, and other programs
• Deliver IT orientation to new hires and assist with IT during their onboarding and exit procedures
• Help end-users with a variety of tasks, such as system configuration or problem-solving, face-to-face via Zoom, Google Meet, Slack, or over the phone
• Participate as an on-call participant during emergency situations and system maintenance updates, and remain accessible until the problem is addressed, reduced, or resolved
• Shared findings should be recorded and presented to Platform Engineering for any necessary help

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Job Requirements:

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science (or equivalent experience)

Customer Support (Remote) _$1500/USD/Month

eStaffing Inc.  Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria

Location: - Anywhere in the World Remote

Number of openings- 25 

Client Industry Healthcare & Hospitality

• (Person should be able to speak in english)
• As a Customer Support Representative your responsibilities will consist of tasks surrounding helping customers with questions, feature requests, and bug reports.
• This is a full-time (40 hours per week), long-term position. The position is immediately available and requires entering into an independent contractor agreement with client. The compensation will be paid hourly basis and payment terms will be weekly.
• we expect you to thrive in a fast-paced environment where you will approach the unexplored and unprecedented as an opportunity to outstandingly unravel solutions.
• Guide the daily operations (e.g. on-boarding, activations) of the merchant business
• Brainstorm and prioritize practical, pragmatic solutions that can be accomplished quickly
• At least 1 - 3 year of work experience in a customer-facing role such as Customer Support, Sales, etc. Excellent written and verbal business communication skills.
• Strong problem-solving skills, technical and analytical aptitude with the ability to quickly learn and adopt technical products.

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