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Administers Windows, Linux, Kubernetes, VMware, cloud, storage, backup, and monitoring infrastructure. Responsibilities include server deployment, patching, firmware upgrades, disaster recovery, business continuity, regulatory audit support, capacity management, alert resolution, automation, and infrastructure maintenance. The role also mentors support and systems engineering teams, leads crisis response, supports development teams, and drives operational improvements.

Supports identity, endpoint, data protection, email, and collaboration security. Responsibilities include IAM administration, access reviews, SSO and MFA, PAM, EDR/XDR, MDM/UEM, endpoint hardening, patching, DLP, email security, incident response, automation, risk assessments, governance metrics, audit support, and security technology evaluations.

Develop and maintain reliable, secure, maintainable software solutions using modern web and backend technologies. Responsibilities include planning, implementation, code review, deployment verification, outage response, troubleshooting, documentation, data recovery, security controls, and production support. The role also coordinates with testing, operations, support teams, and third-party development partners to improve system stability and delivery quality.

Provides hands-on technical leadership for software architecture, solution design, implementation quality, testing, delivery, and production support. The role guides engineering standards, scalability, security, system integration, and continuous improvement while resolving complex technical issues. It also mentors developers, identifies skill gaps, facilitates knowledge sharing, and supports team capability development.

The Security Analyst will implement NIST security controls, monitor and audit logs, review roles and permissions, track security metrics, conduct privacy impact assessments, deliver security awareness training, support incident response, protect sensitive data, and assist with due diligence and contract reviews. The role requires experience with operating systems, networking, security standards, systems management, SOC environments, and SIEM platforms.

Manage, design, optimize, monitor, and troubleshoot Microsoft SQL Server databases. Responsibilities include stored procedure tuning, high availability, disaster recovery, backups, performance monitoring, patching, database reporting, data warehousing, and support for public-facing applications. The role also contributes to database architecture, emerging technology adoption, documentation, knowledge sharing, mentoring junior team members, and maintaining secure, scalable, high-performing database environments.

Leads end-to-end recruitment for critical and senior technical roles across software engineering, DevOps, cloud, security, infrastructure, data, architecture, product, and technical leadership. Builds talent pipelines, conducts sourcing and assessments, partners with hiring leaders, mentors recruiters, manages offers and candidate experience, and drives recruitment strategy, branding, analytics, inclusion, and process improvement.

Administers Windows and Linux infrastructure, enterprise networks, servers, endpoints, Exchange, Office 365, security tools, backups, monitoring, and disaster recovery. Provides tier 1 and tier 2 support, troubleshoots operating system, network, storage, and VoIP issues, performs patching and upgrades, manages user setups and software installations, supports audits, and trains junior engineers.

Evaluate websites and applications for usability, accessibility, responsiveness, functionality, performance, and visual consistency. Conduct cross-browser and cross-device testing, identify defects and bottlenecks, review user feedback, and recommend feature enhancements and optimization opportunities. Ensure consistent UI, content presentation, and seamless user experiences across platforms.

Maintains and supports network infrastructure across VMware, Juniper, Microsoft, wireless, LAN, and remote-site environments. Monitors systems, responds to alerts, troubleshoots incidents, identifies root causes, escalates support calls, installs and repairs remote sites, and supports first-line team members. The role requires knowledge of network hardware, protocols, cabling, routing, redundancy, load balancing, monitoring, and ICT solutions, while collaborating with senior network engineers to maintain secure, reliable, and highly available systems.