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Systems Engineer

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addison groupAddison (TX)

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Senior

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$100 K-$110 K

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Job Description: -Job Title: Systems Engineer-Salary Range: $100K-$110K - Total Compensation: $140K-$160K-Location Dallas, TX-Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k)?We are looking to bring on a new Systems Engineer due to new growth. We are needing someone with 5-7 years of Systems Engineering experience who is an expert within a Microsoft environment. The tech stack they will need to be familiar with includes heavy VMware, Windows 2019/2022/2025. Active Directory (AD), Group Policy (GP), DNS, and PowerShell for automated scripting. We will need someone who is experienced in an enterprise environment and can not only work on solo projects but collaborate with other BUs (Security, Cloud, Support, etc.) on large-scale initiatives. This candidate needs to be at an Engineer-level with the ability to scale new build outs and automate processes for their enterprise. Personality-wise we need someone who is intelligent, curious, and a team player. Someone who is passionate about their work and faces challenges as opportunities for improvement will succeed here.
Top Skills Required: -Heavy VMware Experience and Certifications-Windows 2019/2022/2025-Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS-PowerShellPluses:-Storage (Nimble, EMC, Netapp)-Backup Solutions (Veem, CommVault, Cohesity)

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