Börner Haustechnik KG | Germany | 85xxx Ingolstadt | Permanent position | Part time - flexible / Full time | Published since: 16.02.2026 on stepstone.de
System Administrator – Windows / IT Infrastructure / In-House Operation (m/f/d)
We as Börner Haustechnik KG pursue a clear IT approach: Own operation instead of complete cloud dependency. Instead of M365 or AWS, we rely on solutions such as LibreOffice, Nextcloud, Zammad & Co. and continuously develop our IT infrastructure. To strengthen our IT department in Ingolstadt we are looking for a system administrator (m/w/d) with professional experience. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Operation and development of the Windows server landscape Administration of network infrastructure and central IT systems User and Rights Management (Active Directory / Group Policy) Software and Hardware Management (Clients / Periphery) Analysis and elimination of technical disturbances in IT operation Working with infrastructure and IT projects
Complete IT vocational training or comparable practical experience in system administration Experience in operating Windows environments (servers / clients) Knowledge of Active Directory desirable Basic understanding for networks and IT infrastructure Self-employed and structured work Very good German knowledge (min. C1)
Regular working hours without readiness Unlimited full-time or part-time (min. 30 h/week) Work on a dedicated IT infrastructure Wide technical area Self-responsible work with design space Flat hierarchies and short decision paths
Location
 | Börner Haustechnik KG | |
| 85053 Ingolstadt | ||
| Germany |
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