FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the IT Systems Administrator at CrowdStrike?
The primary responsibility of the IT Systems Administrator is to manage inbound support requests and facilitate resolution for internal customers while supporting the daily operations of the CrowdStrike team.
What types of operating systems should candidates have knowledge of for this role?
Candidates should have knowledge of the latest Mac, Windows, and Linux OS server and desktop features, best practices, and system/application configurations.
What tools will the IT Systems Administrator use to manage CrowdStrike endpoints?
The IT Systems Administrator will manage CrowdStrike endpoints using tools such as SCCM, Jamf, and AirWatch.
Will the IT Systems Administrator be involved in onboarding new employees?
Yes, the IT Systems Administrator will configure new-hire systems and perform IT onboarding for new employees.
Are there any physical requirements for this job?
Yes, candidates must be capable of lifting up to 50 lbs as part of their responsibilities.
What are the shift timings for this position?
The shift timings for this position are from 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM IST.
What type of culture does CrowdStrike promote?
CrowdStrike promotes an inclusive, remote-first culture that values autonomy and flexibility for work-life balance.
Does CrowdStrike offer any professional development opportunities?
Yes, CrowdStrike offers a variety of professional development and mentorship opportunities, as well as access to CrowdStrike University, LinkedIn Learning, and Jhanna.
Is there support for physical and mental wellness?
Yes, CrowdStrike provides physical and mental wellness programs as part of their employee benefits.
What is the location for this job?
The job location is in Kharadi, Pune, with a work-from-office requirement.
How does CrowdStrike define its commitment to diversity and inclusion?
CrowdStrike commits to fostering a culture of belonging where everyone is valued and empowered to succeed, focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion through listening, learning, and collective action.