System Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

taurean consulting groupLas Vegas (NV)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$90k - $100k

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About the role

Taurean Consulting Group is a 100% Woman-Owned IT Staffing and Project Solutions company built on deep relationships. With over 25 years of experience in Technology Staffing, we match candidates to the culture of an organization as well as required skill sets. Our client is seeking a hands-on Systems Infrastructure Engineer II to join their team in Las Vegas, NV. This is Direct Hire opportunity that is 100% on-site in Las Vegas, NV. This role is supporting a large-scale, high availability enterprise environment. Successful candidates excel at and enjoy: Administering and supporting enterprise Windows Server Environments, Active Directory, and VMware Infrastructure. Deploying, configuring, and maintaining new systems and infrastructure enhancements Performing server upgrades, patching and maintenance Your previous experience includes:5+ years in system/infrastructure engineering in a large enterprise environment. At least 100 servers Strong HANDS-ON professional experience with: Windows Server + Active DirectoryVMware Linux (PLUS)Cloud (GCP or Azure)
Salary: $90k - $100kWhere you land in the salary range depends on how well your background and experience meet the requirements outlined in the job posting. Making that first impression on your resume, online profile, and in your interview is a key part of the process. The Taurean recruitment team is dedicated to helping you present your very best self. Does this sound like the job for you? If so, please apply today! Let's do this! Not sure this is a fit? We can help! Contact us at 702-529-0378 to speak with one of our consultants about your career path!

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