WLG

ICT Systems Engineer — Windows, Virtualisation and End-User Infrastructure for NATO with security clearance

WLG Mons, Wallonia, Belgium

Financial Services · 2-10 employees

7 h ago
Mid (2-5 yrs) Full-time Belgium
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About the role

The engineer will manage and maintain the organization's server, network, and end-user infrastructure on a daily basis. Responsibilities include deploying security patches, providing technical support, and maintaining comprehensive technical documentation.

What they look for

Windows Server Virtualization VMware vSphere Microsoft Hyper-V Network Infrastructure Active Directory Exchange PowerShell Python Antivirus Management System Administration Technical Documentation Security Patching Hardware Configuration Troubleshooting

Requirements

Candidates must have at least two years of experience in large-scale system administration and infrastructure management. Proficiency in Windows environments, virtualization technologies, and scripting languages like PowerShell or Python is required.

Full description

A multinational defence organisation needs an engineer for the day-to-day of itsinformation and communications systems — the servers, the end-user devices, the network servicesunderneath them, and the discipline of keeping a secure estate patched and documented.

What you would be doing

  • Configuring and managing systems, network and end-user devices day to day.
  • Providing technical support to the people who use them.
  • Deploying and monitoring operating system and application security fixes across the estate.
  • Writing and maintaining the technical documentation and standard operating instructions thatlet someone else do the same work.
  • Running the central antivirus solution and keeping devices compliant with it.
  • Troubleshooting infrastructure problems and carrying out regular maintenance.

What you would bring

  • At least two years implementing and maintaining end systems inside a large organisation.
  • Extensive hands-on configuration of both hardware and software.
  • Virtualisation in production — VMware vSphere or Microsoft Hyper-V.
  • Windows environments at scale: servers and clients across distributed sites.
  • Network infrastructure management, and the enterprise services that sit on it — directory,name resolution and the rest of what quietly holds a business up.
  • Collaboration platforms such as Exchange and enterprise messaging.
  • Scripting in PowerShell or Python to automate deployment and routine administration.
  • Enough database and metadata understanding to configure systems that have to interoperate.
  • The independence to solve a problem rather than escalate it.