Senior System Engineer Engineering - Dallas, TX at Geebo

Senior System Engineer

Job Description A leading Law Firm is looking for an experienced Senior Systems Engineer for their teamThe Firm is one of the largest in the Nation and an industry leader in their field.
They are ideally looking for skilled Server Engineer with significant security experienceMust have a deep understanding of Windows, O365, M365, VMware, Azure, AD/GPResponsibilities include the implementation, management, and maintenance of the technical infrastructures.
This is a full-time role in Dallas, TX paying $105-$125k.
Require Skills & Experience Engineering and Architecture skills System & Storage skills Security Tools & Best Practices Deep understanding of Windows, VMware, AD/GP, O365, M365, Azure The Offer Full time, salary will range from $105-125k based on experience Benefits Medical Insurance - excellent coverage with little out of pocket Dental Benefits Vision Benefits Paid Time Off (PTO) - 3-4 weeks 401(k) with a match Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the futureSenior System Engineer Recommended Skills Infrastructure Management Laws Maintenance Microsoft Azure Systems Engineering Vmware Apply to this job.
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