System Engineer
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
System Engineer | Boston, MA | $130,000 - $150,000
One of Massachusettsβ leading professional services firms are looking to bring on board a System Engineer too join their growing team as the company continue to grow out their development teams.
The role provides you with the perfect opportunity to work for a company who are growing out their IT presence and working with large data sets on a daily basis. You will work for a company who are investing heavily in their technology and have a lot of buy in from senior leadership to grow within technology.
You will take the lead on a wide variety of projects in the company's VMware environment as the company continue their virtualization journey. You will work as part of a senior team, giving you the opportunity to learn and grow your skillset within IT.
Key requirements for the role
VMwareHyper-V Windows Server Disaster RecoveryInformation Security Strong Communication Skills
The company are looking to begin conversations and interviews from this week so to secure an interview slot, send in an application, send me over a message or send your resume into the details below.
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