ColCap Financial Group
IT Systems Administrator

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About ColCap
ColCap is a leading and privately owned non-bank lender operating in the Australian and UK markets. ColCap specialises in prime mortgage loans and has a loan portfolio in excess of $20 Billion.
ColCap has warehouse funding lines with both domestic and overseas banks which provide competitive and diverse funding and is an experienced issuer of Residential Mortgage Backed Securities.
Role: IT Systems Administrator
The IT Systems Administrator is responsible for supporting ColCap’s UK technology environment across the London and Birmingham offices, providing responsive end-user support, managing onboarding and offboarding, maintaining devices and systems, and working with internal teams and vendors to keep services secure, reliable and well documented.
Key Responsibilities:
- Log all support requests in the IT Helpdesk system, manage tickets through to resolution within agreed service levels, and provide support for IT issues assigned through the Helpdesk.
- Own and manage new user onboarding, including setup on all systems.
- Own and manage the offboarding process ensuring access is removed across all systems.
- Ensure all computers are updated with the latest Microsoft security patches and antivirus definitions.
- Support Windows platforms, Active Directory, and Office 365 administration.
- Set up and configure all company devices, including mobiles, using the MDM.
- Assist with video conferencing requirements.
- Liaise with vendors to resolve service/application issues.
- Coordinate with IT suppliers for the purchasing of all IT equipment.
- Manage IT inventory and asset management.
- Support and troubleshoot end-user hardware, software and applications, with travel between London and Birmingham offices as needed.
- Collaborate with Head Office in Australia to troubleshoot issues reported by users when required.
- Participate in IT projects when required.
- Perform first-level Network Troubleshooting tasks if required.
- Create and maintain documentation for IT systems, processes, and procedures.
- Train staff on the proper use of IT systems and best practices.
- Promote secure technology practices by supporting user awareness, following access management procedures, and escalating suspected security risks or incidents in line with ColCap processes.
- Undertake any other reasonable requests.
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Qualifications & Experience:
- Proven experience as an IT Systems Administrator.
- Experience supporting multi-site clients, including international locations.
Intermediate level of knowledge and application in:
- MS Windows Server Technologies
- Active Directory – management and administration
- Microsoft 365 administration and management
- Intune – administration and management
- Cloud-based SaaS environments
- DarkTrace (desirable)
- CXOne (desirable)


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Ability to configure and troubleshoot issues using:
- All MS Windows Server Platforms
- All MS Exchange Technologies
- All Microsoft 365 technologies
Ability to configure auto provisioning and management of access via Okta
Experience supporting G Suite
Experience managing Windows devices
Skills:
- Good knowledge of network protocols, firewalls, VPNs, and security technologies
- Excellent problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
- Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical issues to non-technical users
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Attention to detail and strong organizational skills
Working Conditions:
Physical Requirements:
- May require lifting and moving computer equipment.
- Ability to work in a seated position for extended periods
Work Environment:
- Office-based, with travel between the London and Birmingham offices
- Onsite visits to Birmingham Office at least one day a fortnight
- Will require occasional out of office work for meetings, maintenance or emergencies
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