Junior Systems Administrator
Routine identity, server, virtualization, backup, validation, and documentation responsibilities with senior guidance.
Experienced IT support · demonstrated systems capability
I am an experienced Service Desk and IT support professional prepared for a Junior Systems Administrator or Infrastructure Support role. My personal labs demonstrate hands-on capability with Windows Server, Active Directory, Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Proxmox, Linux, networking, PowerShell, backup operations, and technical documentation.
Target roles
My professional support background supplies the user communication, incident handling, access troubleshooting, documentation, and escalation habits. My labs demonstrate the systems work needed to begin contributing under established procedures and change controls.
Routine identity, server, virtualization, backup, validation, and documentation responsibilities with senior guidance.
Endpoint-to-service troubleshooting across Windows, identity, DNS, DHCP, networking, virtual machines, and access paths.
Repeatable checks, inventories, operational evidence, backup reviews, technical records, and escalation-ready findings.
Personal-tenant experience reviewing users, groups, licenses, roles, policies, applications, sign-ins, and audit records.
What I can contribute now
I can perform bounded junior-administrator tasks, follow documented procedures, preserve change context, and escalate with complete technical evidence.
Maintain user and group records, review role and access state, troubleshoot authentication symptoms, and document access findings.
Review Windows Server roles, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, Linux services, capacity, logs, and service state.
Maintain VM inventories, review Proxmox storage and backup coverage, follow isolated restore procedures, and verify cleanup.
Use PowerShell for repeatable inventory and validation, then produce clear runbooks, manifests, reports, and escalation notes.
Evidence-backed capability
Professional experience and personal-lab work are labeled separately. Each technical route explains the task, result, supporting evidence, scope, and limitations.
The flagship Home Lab demonstrates Proxmox, pfSense, Windows Server, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, Windows clients, Ubuntu, VLANs, backups, isolated restore testing, and operational documentation.
case studyReview the Home LabPersonal-tenant exports support identity, license, role, policy, application, device, sign-in, audit, and admin-center review.
proof routeReview Microsoft 365 evidenceRCA records and validation tooling demonstrate structured investigation, repeatable checks, accurate classifications, and useful documentation.
project routeReview support methodsScope
The portfolio proves hands-on personal-lab capability and professional IT support experience. It does not represent production systems-administration ownership, enterprise scale, high availability, formal disaster-recovery assurance, or unsupported business-impact claims.