Company Description Harland Medical Systems is a global leader in medical coating solutions, helping manufacturers enhance the performance of their devices through comprehensive surface enhancement services. The company manages every phase of the coating process, including coating and testing solutions, specialized equipment, method development, and ongoing support and maintenance. With operations across the United States, Ireland, Israel, Costa Rica, and India, Harland delivers timely, cost-effective, and scalable solutions to a worldwide customer base. The organization emphasizes precision, reliability, and innovation, partnering with customers to improve product quality and clinical outcomes. Harland’s mission is to make medical devices better, not by manufacturing them, but by elevating their performance and durability.

Role Description The System Administrator is a full-time, on-site role based in Minneapolis, MN, responsible for maintaining and optimizing Harland’s IT infrastructure. This role includes administering servers, workstations, and core applications; managing user accounts, permissions, and security settings; and overseeing system backups and disaster recovery procedures. The System Administrator will monitor system performance, apply patches and updates, and ensure high availability and reliability of network and systems. Daily responsibilities also include troubleshooting technical issues, responding to service requests, and providing hands-on technical support to team members across departments. The role collaborates with IT leadership and vendors to implement improvements, enhance cybersecurity, and support ongoing technology projects aligned with business needs.

Qualifications

• Strong System Administration skills, including managing operating systems, servers, and enterprise applications.
• Experience with Troubleshooting and Technical Support to diagnose, resolve, and document hardware, software, and connectivity issues.
• Knowledge of Network Administration, including switches, firewalls, VPNs, and basic routing concepts.
• Broad Information Technology background, with familiarity in IT best practices, security principles, and backup/recovery strategies.
• Relevant certifications (e.g., CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, MCSA, or equivalent) are beneficial.