Network and Computer Systems Administrator Jobs - Page 2

Network and Computer Systems Administrator openings from employers' own career sites, newest first. Rolev.ai ranks them against your resume and tailors it to each posting.

Open positions
424
Median advertised pay
$150,025 per year
Most openings in
San Francisco, CA

Newest Network and Computer Systems Administrator openings

How Rolev.ai helps with Network and Computer Systems Administrator jobs

Rolev.ai is a job search and application tool for US job seekers. It shows which Network and Computer Systems Administrator jobs fit your resume, tailors your resume to each posting, and prepares the application for you to review.

  • See how you fit

    Openings from employer career sites are ranked against your whole resume—and searchable inside Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor via Rolev.ai MCP.

  • Tailor without inventing

    Every change to your resume is checked against your original. New experience goes in only with your yes—zero fabricated claims.

  • Draft the full kit

    Tailored and Full Match resumes, role-specific cover letters, and answers to employer screening questions are prepared in seconds.

  • 1-Click Extension Autofill

    The Chrome extension fills the employer's Greenhouse, Workday, Lever, or Ashby form in 1 click. You review it and press Submit.

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Common questions

How much does a Network and Computer Systems Administrator make in the US?

Based on 92 Network and Computer Systems Administrator postings in the US that state pay, the median advertised salary is $150,025 per year. Individual offers vary with experience, employer and location.

Does Rolev.ai apply to these jobs for me?

No. Rolev.ai tailors your resume and the Chrome extension fills the employer's form, and you review it and press Submit yourself.

Where do these listings come from?

From employers' public career sites. Each listing links to the employer's own application page.

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