Exchange/ Active Directory

The Systems Engineer - Exchange will lead the design, architecture, implementation, security and support of large multi-site messaging server environments with a strong focus on performance, integration and high availability. Plan, design and implement best practices in technology, policies and procedures to ensure Exchange provisioning and maintenance that is consistent with company goals, industry best practices, and regulatory requirements.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

  • Plans and schedules work to meet assignments
  • Meets formally or informally with the manager or designated senior staff to discuss status, ask for assistance on intractable problems, and to review accomplishments
  • Assists the system administrator in providing third level support to enterprise
  • Assists the enterprise system, systems assurance, application development, and operations services in developing, implementing, and maintaining the technology infrastructure
  • Accepts complete technical responsibility for equipment and assigned technologies
  • Makes evaluations and recommendations
  • Assists in the analysis, design and development of new technology
  • Documents design, implementation and final configuration findings for both new and existing techniques and equipment
  • Analyzes problems, studies technical literature and existing technology
  • Escalates intractable problems to vendors and/or senior manager for resolution
  • Develops monitoring systems used to manage global infrastructure
  • Maintains a current understanding of strategic product mix and vendor selections
  • Opens up problem reporting tickets and accurately uses all problem tracking software systems

Qualifications

Experience with the following are a must

  • Requires well developed written and verbal communications skills.
  • Must be able to travel to remote sites as may be required in support of operations
  • Must be fluent in the English language.
  • Must comply with internal controls.
  • Must exhibit well-developed verbal and written communications skills.

Experiences with the following are a plus

  • Microsoft Exchange
  • Microsoft Lync
  • Microsoft Server and Active Directory
  • VMware Virtualization
  • Microsoft Share Point
  • Microsoft Project
  • HP Blade System
  • 3PAR SAN
  • Cisco Network
  • Aruba Network
  • Palo Alto Network

If you are interested, please send your resume at career@ehooksystems.com

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