Senior IT-Administrator*in

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Department of State value a culture of equal opportunity in our teams and throughout our work. Application Deadline Sunday, August 09, 2026 Responsibilities The IT Administrator (Senior) is a key technical resource within Berlin’s Diplomatic Technology team, providing advanced technical guidance and expertise in IT and network systems.

Serves as an escalation point for critical technical issues, collaborating with cross‑functional teams—including regional and Washington‑based counterparts—to ensure seamless IT and network operations.

What we offer We offer an excellent international environment, an attractive compensation package, German Social Security, a performance‑related bonus system, an employer‑sponsored pension scheme, paid public holidays – both German and U.S. holidays, and generous vacation entitlements.

More information concerning the benefits of working for the U.S. Mission in Germany is one of the largest U.S. Diplomatic Missions in the world, due in large to its vital geographical situation, its political, and commercial importance in Europe. The U.S.

Mission comprises the Embassy in Berlin and five consulates in Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Leipzig. We at the U.S. We are curious, passionate, collaborative, and sincere. Our daily efforts contribute to the support of the German-American partnership, making amazing things happen.

The role involves managing and securing the network infrastructure while administering Information Technology (IT) systems to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of IT services.

Key responsibilities include administering and optimizing both on‑premises and cloud‑based applications, IT hardware and network systems, supporting systems and network design and installation, and overseeing configuration and maintenance of network infrastructure.

The incumbent provides Tier 2 and 3 technical support, offers technical guidance and expertise in troubleshooting and resolution, and mentors other Diplomatic Technology staff to strengthen their technical and problem‑solving skills.

Leads and participates in Diplomatic Technology initiatives, focusing on network design, optimization, and security, ensuring effective implementation.

Qualifications You have completed a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Electrical Engineering, Library and Data Science/Analytics, or Audio/Visual Communications and Technology or alternatively successfully completed at least two years of full‑time study at college or university.

In addition, you have been able to gain work experience in computer networking operations, network management or utilization of computer systems. Mission Germany can be found on our website. #J-18808-Ljbffr