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L2 Field Systems Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

shield technology partnersConvent Station (NJ)

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Senior

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About the role

Exigent Msp Field Systems Engineer - Level 2Exigent is a long-standing, people-focused Managed Services Provider built on strong values, dependable processes, and a commitment to exceptional client service. With almost three decades in business, we've created a unique environment: structured enough to support quality and consistency, yet agile enough to innovate quickly and treat every employee and client like a true partner. Our engineers are technical professionals who communicate clearly, collaborate well, and build trust with clients. If you take pride in your work, value organization and follow-through, and enjoy helping others succeed, you will fit right in. We are seeking an experienced MSP Field Systems Engineer - Level 2 who combines strong technical troubleshooting skills with exceptional client service and communication. This is a field-focused position supporting client locations throughout New Jersey and New York City. The engineer will support multiple clients, averaging 4–5 days per week at client locations, as part of Exigent's broader service delivery team. Client assignments, projects, and locations may vary based on business needs. The role includes a combination of on-site and remote support across endpoints, servers, networks, Microsoft 365, cloud services, and security technologies. The ideal candidate is organized, adaptable, technically capable, and comfortable serving as the visible face of Exigent at client locations. MSP experience is required.

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