IT Engineer - Advanced
enterprise unified solutionsIndianapolis (IN)
IT Engineer - Advanced
Posted yesterday
enterprise unified solutionsIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Enterprise Unified Solutions, Inc. (eUS) is hiring an Advanced IT Engineer. The Advanced IT Engineer will be responsible for:strategically planningengineeringintegratingimplementing new system networks and designs for eUS' customers.
It is critical that you have expertise in comprehensive cyber security best practices.
The Advanced IT Engineer will also be a resource to clients for:proactive supportperforming diagnosticsdata analytics reportingremote troubleshooting.
In addition to the external work, the Advanced IT Engineer is responsible for the internal day-to-day and future driven IT needs of eUS. The Advanced IT Engineer will also be a part of a consulting team to provide Chief Information Officer (CIO) / Chief Technology Officer (CTO) -type consulting to customers.
Experience Requirements:
- NetworkingCyber Security/IT SecurityLAN/WAN & SDWANVoIPData Center Technology - Hyper Convergence
- Managed Services
- Cloud Services
- IoT Technology
In addition to benefits, the Advanced IT Engineer is eligible for performance based bonuses.
Energy and organization will make this Advanced IT Engineer successful as eUS is a high energy work environment. The Advanced IT Engineer must be proactive and enthusiastic when communicating with customers and team members. Team oriented mindsets are a must. When applicable, leadership of other eUS and customers will be required. We’re excited to see your submitted application!
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