PowerShell Automation Engineer
PowerShell Automation Engineer
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Script Ownership, Maintenance, Production Support, Project Support, Automation Engineering & Integration, and Data Handling
- Own, maintain, and enhance all existing PowerShell scripts developed and supported by the Messaging team.
- Refactor legacy scripts for performance, reliability, and maintainability.
- Ensure proper error handling, logging, and resilience across all automation.
- Provide ongoing operational support for automation workflows and scheduled jobs.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues impacting script execution, data integrity, or downstream processes.
- Participate in incident response and root cause analysis for Messaging-related automation failures.
- Partner with project teams on Messaging-related initiatives (e.g., migrations, platform changes, compliance initiatives).Adapt and extend scripts to support new business or technical requirements.
- Ensure automation readiness and supportability for new solutions prior to production deployment.
- Design and develop new PowerShell-based automation solutions aligned to Messaging and Collaboration platforms.
- Integrate with Exchange Online, Exchange On-Premises, Active Directory, Microsoft Graph, Entra ID, and other Microsoft 365 services.
- Support data extraction, transformation, and delivery workflows (including flat files and system integrations).Support data flows into downstream systems (e.g., SQL, integration platforms).Collaborate with integration teams on data format, delivery, and orchestration approaches.
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