Windows Engineer

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system canada technologiesNew York (NY)

Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Company DescriptionSCT resources have a broad range of skills in different technologies. The large skill-set has been made possible by a conscious focus on strengthening our skills base. Every person selected for our team brings something new, something that adds to our offerings. We learn continuously, both on the job and through formal training programs.Job DescriptionPosition Description: This is a server engineering role within a highly distributed global enterprise organization. The ideal candidate will have a very strong, hands-on technical background that is complemented by excellent writing and speaking skills.SkillsRequired: SkillsRequired:? Expert skill with Microsoft server operating systems (Windows 2008 R2, 2012)? Expertise with Windows infrastructure technologies (AD, DFS, Clustering)? Experience using Sysinternals tools for troubleshooting? Experience with the analysis of Windows performance data? Scripting proficiency in PowerShell, Perl or Python? Ability to write technical and operational management documentation (system design and engineering documents, operational runbooks) Skills Desired:SkillsDesired:? Experience with Windows deployment tools (especially Dynamic Ops or Windows Deployment Services)? Experience working with monitoring tools, such as SCOM? Familiarity with virtualization technologies, (ESX, XenDesktop)? Any Windows Development experience (C#, C++, VB.NET, HTML5)SummaryType: ContractFunction: Information TechnologyExperience level: Not ApplicableIndustry: Computer Software

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