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IT Project Engineer

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j morrisseyGlastonbury (CT)

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$100,000 - $120,000 per year

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IT Project Engineer Glastonbury, CT
Employment Type: Direct Hire Industry: Information Technology Job Number: 12987 Salary / Pay Rate: $100,000 - $120,000 base salary + performance based bonuses
Job Description: IT Project Engineer Our Hartford based client is seeking a well rounded engineer that brings in depth experience with small to midsize business IT infrastructure. In this position you will work on key projects and serve as a top tier escalation. Salary range $100,000 – $120,000 + yearly bonuses and strong benefits and paid overtime Location, Glastonbury CT area – on site role with remote capabilities when working through projects. This role is client facing, traveling in CT and western MA to client sites for projects is required.
Responsibilities: Take lead and work through various client facing projects including network and server builds/upgrades, cloud migrations (email to O365), security and compliance projects (CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-171, PCI, FTC), virtualization (Hyper – V) projects, firewall configuration and upgrades Perform ongoing support to clientele and serve as a top tier escalation Install and maintain VoIP solutions Qualifications: Expert level small to midsize business IT infrastructure configuration, integration, and troubleshooting experience Strong experience with Windows server OS, Hyper-V and VMWare Experience with O365 email, SharePoint, OneDrive, Azure, on-prem Exchange Server Configuration, and cloud migrations Strong networking experience, routing, switching, VLANS Advanced Firewall and VPN configuration experience Prior VoIP exposure Prior experience taking part in, or leading client facing security and compliance projects including NIST 800-171, CMMC, PCI 5+ years of working experience working within the IT consulting/MSP space Very strong communication and collaboration skills required INDI

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