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Windows Infrastructure / Systems Administrator

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caci internationalBethesda (MD)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will maintain and secure a Windows infrastructure underpinning critical defense missions. You’ll work within Infrastructure/System Administration to design and sustain MECM-based deployment, patching, and OS lifecycle processes. You will integrate Recast and third-party patching to improve compliance and minimize disruptions. You’ll operate in a DoD security framework, delivering automation and robust reporting to support mission readiness. This position offers impact at scale with continuous growth in a mission-driven, trusted team. Compensation / Benefits flexible time off robust learning resources comprehensive benefits (healthcare, retirement, education, time off)
Responsibilities: Architect and maintain MECM hierarchy (Primary Sites, Distribution Points, Management Points, Recast Server) Engineer, harden, and sustain Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022 Gold Images using MDT and MECM Task Sequences Orchestrate enterprise-wide Patch Tuesday updates and vulnerability remediation Administer Recast Infrastructure integrated with MECM; manage third-party patching and software deployments Implement DoD/DoN security baselines using DISA STIGs and improve security posture Architect hardware/software inventory reports using SSRS or Recast Server Automate tasks and deployments with PowerShell; develop remediation scripts Install, configure, and maintain SQL Server instances supporting MECM database; tuning and backups Provide Tier-3 engineering support and rapid troubleshooting of complex failures Work with VMware for virtualization and ensure high compliance with minimal operational disruption
Key requirements: 8+ years in Windows Administration 3+ years with MECM Microsoft Professional Certification Experience with scripting / SQL Server Creative solutions on MECM platform creative problem solving strong troubleshooting team collaboration MECM (Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager) MDT (Microsoft Deployment Toolkit) WSUS

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