Windows System Engineer
staffingineRedmond (WA)
About the role
4 Urgent roles
Location: Redmond, WA100% OnsiteIn-Person Interview
Local WA Independent Candidates OnlyNight Shift only Windows DND – Infrastructure Support Engineer
Experience:
4–8 years | Night ShiftMandatory Skills: Windows Update, Windows Patching, Windows Upgrade, Windows Activation, Windows Server, Windows 10/11, BitLocker, WDS/MDT, Sysprep, Enterprise Troubleshooting, L2/L3 Support. Windows Performance – Technical Lead
Experience:
7–10 years | Night ShiftMandatory Skills: Windows Server Administration, Windows Performance Troubleshooting, Active Directory, VMware, CPU/Memory/Registry, Memory Dump Analysis, Windows Production Support, L2/L3 Support, Strong Communication. Windows Storage & High Availability
Experience:
4–8 years | Night ShiftMandatory Skills: Windows Administration, Hyper-V, Failover Clustering, SAN/NAS, Storage & Backup, VSS, Windows Server, Windows Firewall, DFS, MSDTC, Cluster/Quorum, L2/L3 Support. Windows Admin UEX – Technical Support Engineer
Experience:
7–10 years | Night ShiftMandatory Skills: Windows Administration, Windows Server, Active Directory, RDS, RDP, Desktop Support, DNS, DHCP, TCP/IP, VMware, Azure, PowerShell, UEX, L2/L3 Support.
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