IT Infrastructure Specialist

Job Summary:

The IT Infrastructure Specialist will be responsible for supporting and maintaining Microsoft Active Directory, Group Policy, Microsoft Exchange, as well as, Microsoft SQL database administration. This role will oversee user policies, security, administration, account management, NTFS permissions, ensuring the health and backup schedule of all SQL databases and audit functions of systems as needed.

Key Responsibilities:

Handles all aspects of information security and protects the virtual data resources of a company.

Oversees all desktop, mobile, and network security, installs, administers and troubleshoots an organization's security solutions.

Adds team members to the domain and deleting them when needed.

Runs the Active directory and exchange environment reports.

Oversees the Exchange server administration.

Gives permissions to users on network folder structure.

Maintains SQL servers for peak performance and backup.

Performs vulnerability and penetration tests.

Monitors traffic for suspicious activity.

Configures and supports security tools (firewalls, antivirus, and IDS/IPS software).

Implements network security policies.

Analyzes and establishes security requirements.

Identifies threats and working on steps to defend against them.

Trains employees in security awareness/procedures.

Develops and updates disaster recovery protocols.

Conducts security audits.

Detects any weaknesses in a company's computer network that may make them vulnerable to cyber-attacks.

Trains staff on proper protocols, monitor network traffic for any suspicious activity, perform risk assessment, audit machines and software.

Updates software on the latest security patches and ensures that each network resource has the proper defenses.

Maintain and perform Support services including all activities and task needed to support Mobile sports betting infrastructure.

Requirements:

Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Active Directory and Group Policies principals and procedures, utilizing best known practices in the industry.

Understanding Microsoft NTFS permissions and how they relate to system security, audit and compliance.

Complete understanding of managing Microsoft SQL servers.

Strong Microsoft Office skill set

Strong communication and documentations skills.

Work Environment:

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by Team Members while performing the essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The noise level in the work environment varies. When on the casino floor, the noise level increases to loud. When on the casino floor or other designated areas may be subjected to tobacco smoke. Must be able to handle intoxicated guests in a professional manner. Due to the unpredictable nature of the hospitality/entertainment industry, Team Members must be able to work varying schedules to reflect the business needs of the property.

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