DIGITAL CAMPUS - Windows Server Administrator
* An opportunity for a *Windows Server Administrator * has arisen within *Airbus Helicopters (Albacete, Spain)
QUALITY & CONVENIENCE* - *
This modern urban center, known for its rich cultural heritage, and it is conveniently close to Madrid and the Mediterranean coast. *
As a strategic Center of Excellence, we are a integral leader in helicopter production, offering you endless potential to grow alongside our major projects. *
THE PROJECT: SHAPING THE FUTURE -* Welcome to the *Digital Campus* , a pioneering ecosystem dedicated to industrial digitalization and innovation. it is a technological hub where we define the future of flight. *
Bring your ideas to a dynamic, modern ecosystem and help us build the next generation of aerospace solutions. *
Airbus Helicopters is looking for a passionate and skilled *Windows Server Administrator* to join our * Infrastructure Technologies* team. Our mission is the backbone of the company: we manage, maintain, and innovate the entire server, storage,



and database landscape that keeps our production and engineering systems flying.
You will join a multicultural team of experts dedicated to providing high-availability solutions and ensuring the digital continuity of the world's leading helicopter manufacturer.
As a member of the *Infrastructure Technologies* team, your daily mission will involve:
*System Administration & Monitoring:* Installation, configuration, and maintenance of Windows Server environments, focusing on Windows Server. Maintenance & Budget Management:* Support and management of maintenance contracts (SLA) and budget planning for the ongoing operation of the Windows Server infrastructure.
*Incident management and root cause analysis in close collaboration with end-users.
*Methods & Standards:* Support to establish industry standards, and quality assurance regulations.
*Obsolescence Management*: Identifying and managing hardware and software lifecycles to mitigate risks rela

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