Windows Server administrator - Edison, NJ
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Job Description
Title : Windows Server administrator
Location: Edison, NJ - Remote and eventually it will be 4-5 days onsite in Edison, NJ
Duration: Long Term
Location: Edison, NJ - Remote and eventually it will be 4-5 days onsite in Edison, NJ
Duration: Long Term
Detailed JD:
Windows Security and server administrator
Knowledge of the active directory, and the group policy is a must.
Should have strong hands-on in server patch management
Should have good hands-on with SCCM,
Understanding of overall security posture, privilege access
Able to troubleshoot any connectivity and performance issues and work with the application team
Work with the Security team in addressing system Vulnerabilities for windows systems
knowledge of Linux is a plus
Knowledge of the active directory, and the group policy is a must.
Should have strong hands-on in server patch management
Should have good hands-on with SCCM,
Understanding of overall security posture, privilege access
Able to troubleshoot any connectivity and performance issues and work with the application team
Work with the Security team in addressing system Vulnerabilities for windows systems
knowledge of Linux is a plus
Employment Type
Full Time
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