Windows System Engineer

Role & responsibilities

Manage the full lifecycle of Windows server systems, including setup, upgrades, and decommissioning.
• Configure and oversee user access, roles, and permissions to ensure the integrity and security of the infrastructure.
• Regularly update and patch servers to maintain system health and reduce vulnerabilities.
• Continuously monitor system performance using industry-standard tools to identify and address potential bottlenecks.
• Analyze system logs, monitor resource utilization, and fine-tune system parameters for optimal performance.
• Implement and manage proactive alerting systems to prevent downtime or performance degradation.
• Design and apply security measures such as firewalls, antivirus programs, and intrusion detection systems.
• Conduct routine audits and vulnerability assessments to identify risks and develop mitigation strategies.
• Collaborate with the cybersecurity team to respond swiftly to security incidents and breaches.
• Establish and maintain robust backup and recovery procedures to ensure business continuity.
• Regularly test disaster recovery plans and document results to ensure systems can be restored quickly in emergencies.
• Develop and maintain recovery scripts and plans for automated failover and data protection.
• Create, test, and deploy PowerShell or other script-based solutions for automating repetitive tasks such as user management, server configurations, and log analysis.
• Develop tools that streamline processes and enhance the efficiency of daily operations.