Senior Windows Server Engineer

Role overview Maintain and improve secure Windows server environments supporting enterprise and mission essential systems. This senior engineering role spans systems administration, cloud and infrastructure technologies, security compliance, incident response, project delivery, and technical leadership. The position supports a distributed operations team and is available for full-time remote work from within the United States.

Responsibilities - Administer Windows Server environments and related services, including Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Group Policy, PKI, virtualization, and file and print services. - Use PowerShell to automate operational tasks and improve system efficiency. - Coordinate with security teams on compliance, system accreditation, patching, and secure configuration using government and industry frameworks. - Monitor system health, investigate incidents, identify root causes, and communicate updates and recommendations. - Maintain operational procedures and customer documentation, including recovery guidance and common issue resolutions. - Lead technical projects across multiple areas and coach junior team members.

Requirements - A bachelor’s degree and 8 years of experience, or additional relevant experience in place of the degree. - Practical administration experience with Windows Server and Active Directory, including DNS, DHCP, PKI, and Group Policy. - Advanced PowerShell scripting skills and familiarity with ticketing systems and clear technical documentation. - U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain a Federal Civil Agency Public Trust clearance before starting. - Obtain an approved baseline IAT Level II certification within three months of hire.

Nice to have - Microsoft technology certification, Security+ CE, or AWS or Azure certification. - Experience with cloud platforms, server virtualization, network storage, and federal security guidance such as STIGs, CIS, or NIST.