Job Description

Job Title:(SCCM/MECM)NetworkEngineer
Location: Columbia, SC Hybrid, 3 Days in Office and 2 Days Remote per Week
Employment Type: Contract (C2C / W2)

Interview Process: One Round of VirtualInterviews
Duration: 12 months
Experience Required: 06+ Years

Candidatelocation: Candidate must be a CURRENT SC resident. No relocation allowed.

Project Scope:

We are seeking an experienced NetworkEngineer with strong expertise in Microsoft SCCM/MECM, Intune/MDM, andWindows Server environments. The role involves managing enterpriseinfrastructure, automating administrative tasks, ensuring system stability, andsupporting network security and disaster recovery initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

Non-Technical:
- Communicate effectively with technicalteams and leadership
- Provide feedback on product improvementsand system enhancements
- Manage multiple tasks and provide regularstatus updates
- Collaborate with teams to resolve issuesand improve processes
- Maintain accurate documentation andupdate ticketing systems
- Ensure excellent customer support andtimely issue resolution





Technical:
- Troubleshoot and resolvehardware/software/network issues
- Monitor systems and recommendimprovements
- Install, configure, and maintain serversand applications
- Perform upgrades, patching, and systemoptimization
- Support disaster recovery and failoverprocesses
- Automate tasks using PowerShell scripting
- Conduct root cause analysis and implementsolutions
- Mentor junior team members and supportproject delivery

Required Skills & Experience:
- 5+ years of experience with SCCM/MECMand Intune/MDM
- 3+ years ofexperience with GCC High Tenant
- 5+ years ofexperience with Pub1075 compliance / audits
- 5+ years ofexperience in Change Management
- 3+ years ofexperience with Active Directory (RBAC & user access)
- 5+ years ofexperience with LAN / VLAN networking
- 5+ years ofexperience with VMware virtualization
- Strongexperience in PowerShell scripting & automation
- Experience wo

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