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Big Cat (SC) Ltd. are the proprietors of Safari Manager (“SM”), a cloud-based enterprise management software that has been developed specifically to service the Tanzanian tourism industry. Wild Things (Tz) Ltd is an established Tanzania based tourism company with the exclusive mandate to provide sales, support, and training for the SM software in Tanzania.
Big Cat is looking to engage an independent Application Systems Administrator to support the SM software in Tanzania. The position is based in Usa River, Arusha, Tanzania.
The System Administrator will be contracted on a full-time independent consultancy basis from the Usa River offices and will report directly to the proprietors.
1. Ensure all customers are captivated by their Safari Manager experience
2. Ensure all first-time system configurations are done right, first time
3. Ensure all customer training results in 100% of first-time users adopting the system completely
4. Ensure all first-level technical queries are addressed within 12 hrs
To fully and competently manage the system administration of all SM user sites. The ideal candidate will design, organize, and modify the company’s computer systems. This individual will evaluate and assess systems to ensure they are operating effectively. Based on assessments, this individual will harness collected knowledge and make adjustments to existing systems.
In more detail the System Administrator’s primary role will be:
➢ System Configuration:
➢ Training:
➢ Technical Support:
In these endeavors, the System Administrator will be assisted by the proprietors and other business support staff
Academic:
Work Experience:
To Apply : Email CV and cover letter to jobs@safarimanager.com
Note – due to volume of applications, only candidates selected for interview will be contacted within 4 days if receiving application.
Application is on a rolling basis – once the right candidate has been found the role will be filled. Early applications are therefore encouraged.