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Srps Network Systems Administrator II

Maryland State Retirement and Pension Systems · Baltimore City · Maryland

Role
Software engineer
First seen
Sep 22, 2026
Closes
Oct 5, 2026
Salary
$81,750 to $105,759 with potential growth to $128,924
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Summary

The Network Systems Administrator II at the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (SRPS) installs, configures, and maintains enterprise hardware and software systems supporting the agency's networks, servers, storage, and cloud platforms. The role manages network infrastructure including LAN, WAN, wireless, and VoIP systems while supporting end-user computing environments and IT security initiatives. Located in Baltimore with hybrid telework eligibility, the position involves participating in technology projects, disaster recovery planning, and helping maintain IT policies and compliance standards.

Key qualifications

  • Three years of experience administering multi-tiered client-server software systems or designing/managing medium to complex local and wide area networks with devices such as switches, routers, firewal
  • One year of experience supporting Microsoft Windows Server and Active Directory in a business environment or supporting Microsoft Azure or Microsoft 365 enterprise workloads (selective qualification)
  • High school diploma or equivalent; bachelor's or associate's degree in IT-related field may substitute for required experience
  • Industry-recognized certifications such as CompTIA A+, Network+, CCNA, or Microsoft certifications preferred
  • Hands-on experience administering virtualized infrastructure and containerized environments (Docker/Kubernetes) preferred

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