Senior Microsoft Platforms Engineer / SME

Senior Microsoft Platforms Engineer / SME

Location: New York City (Hybrid)

Salary: Competitive

Permanent

Senior Microsoft Platforms Engineer / SME – New York, NY / Austin, TX – Highly Competitive Salary and Additional Benefits – Opportunity with one of the World’s Top 3 Hedge Funds

With over 3500 employees, one of the world’s leading market makers are looking to hire a Senior Microsoft Platforms Engineer/Subject Matter Expert.

They specialise in developing fixed-income and equity products and are supported by a hedge fund currently managing over £50B in assets.

This company is one of the most prominent Private Equity institutions in the UK with a 30+ year heritage of being pioneers in this space.

They harness innovation by successfully delivering some of the world’s most innovative solutions for their investors.

Recognised as the leading pioneer in their field, they have won several awards many times over for being the “Firm of the Year” in their field.

About the Role

As a Microsoft Platform Engineer / SME, you will be designing end-to-end Microsoft environments utilising a wide range of the Microsoft stack.

You will provide technical assistance to internal and external users in a competitive, latency-sensitive environment by designing, engineering, and troubleshooting for the global network infrastructure.

 

Together with the rest of the team, you will create cutting-edge technological platforms and ensure cooperation between rival technology teams and business users.

Ideal Requirements for This Role

The ideal candidate would be able to operate in a complex environment, being able to regularly handle dependencies and communicate effectively with other teams.

Requirements:

• Understanding Microsoft server-based infrastructure (i.e., Active Directory, Group Policy Microsoft Certificate Services)
• Experience with installing, configuring and troubleshooting Windows Servers (2016, 2019 and 2022)
• Extensive experience with Active Directory design, deployment and domain migrations