End User Administrator

Works with Information Services partners to ensure accurate definition of technical requirements and fulfillment of assigned projects. Proactively researches and tests new technologies and infrastructure upgrades which includes planning, testing, and implementing minor and major upgrades of the SCCM, VMware Horizon, and Workspace ONE infrastructures in coordination with other IS Engineering teams. Proactively reviews and resolves assigned escalated trouble tickets from End-User Services or IS engineering teams to ensure maximum uptime and productivity. Also, effectively documents and communicates the resolution of problems to IS partners as appropriate.​ Creates and updates technical documentation to be used by End-User Services and Systems Engineering teams. Works with Information Services partners to ensure branch equipment is compliant as per IS security operations policies.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a End User Administrator in Illinois, USA is $50,000 to $92,000 per year. This range can vary depending on the experience and qualifications of the individual, the industry they are working in, the size of the company they are employed with, and the location of the position.

As the nation's largest privately held manufacturer and distributor of quality medical supplies and services, Medline offers healthcare products and services that drive value through tailored solutions across the continuum of care. Medline offers 550,000+ medical supplies to improve care and help make healthcare affordable for all. As a global company made up of clinicians, researchers, engineers, financial experts and 1,400 direct sales representatives, we know the healthcare business from the bottom up and aim to serve as our customers' trusted advisers. We understand that it's not just medical products, but people's health. Our goal is to help the people who take care of patients and their loved. If you've ever been in a hospital, nursing home, or doctor's office, you have likely used our products—from the baby blanket that brought your newborn home, to the bandage that covered a scab, to the gowns, gloves and surgical procedure trays found in the operating room.