Mid-Level Systems Administrator
Boeing
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This role pays less than 60% of similar roles. Most pay $112,808–$150,975 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $121k versus about $132k for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Boeing is the world''s largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, military aircraft, defense systems, and space launch vehicles for customers in 150 countries. Industry: Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing
Boeing currently has 44 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $106,250–$162,150 across 39 roles with salary data.
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Mid-Level Systems Administrator join the Specialized Infrastructure Operations team to support Site Support operations. You will install, operate, secure, and maintain dedicated Program Information Technology Infrastructure to integrate logistics, manufacturing, and engineering into a cohesive ecosystem for Air Dominance programs. Daily responsibilities include providing support for Windows Operating Systems, VMware ESX environments, and basic network infrastructure while managing hardware installation, software implementation, and computing inventory tracking. You will work within closed networks to manage application development stacks, engineering workflows, and vulnerability remediation while protecting classified information. Required technical skills include experience with Windows Server 2016+, Windows 10, and Active Directory group policies. Preferred qualifications include proficiency in scripting for automated deployment, VMware virtual servers, and integrating security solutions like McAfee, Splunk, and HBSS to ensure the security of systems and personnel within high-security environments.
What does a Systems Administrator earn?
Median $115000 from 39 postings across 8 companies.
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