University of Central Florida
Microsoft Infrastructure Engineer IV
Orlando, FL (Main Campus), USA · Senior
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About the role
- The UCF IT department within University Operations is seeking to hire a Microsoft Infrastructure Engineer IV.
- The role resolves complex issues involving Windows servers, DNS, DHCP, and related services, partnering with infrastructure, cybersecurity, application, and customer teams.
- Classification Title: Systems Engineer IV
Responsibilities
- Design and maintain centralized policies, monitoring, security, inventory, and lifecycle management for Windows Server environments.
- Lead complex infrastructure upgrades, modernization efforts, technical debt remediation, and server lifecycle management.
- Develop and implement automation using PowerShell, APIs, Azure Automation, infrastructure-as-code, and other approved technologies to improve efficiency and standardize processes.
- Partner with cybersecurity, identity, networking, application, and other IT teams to ensure infrastructure solutions are secure, supportable, and aligned with enterprise standards.
- Evaluate emerging Microsoft technologies through research, testing, and proofs of concept, and develop architecture recommendations, implementation plans, and technology roadmaps.
- Provide technical leadership and mentorship, establish infrastructure standards, and develop architecture diagrams, procedures, knowledge articles, and runbooks.
- Provide limited lifecycle support for Microsoft Configuration Manager and legacy System Center technologies while workloads are migrated or retired.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Manage server vulnerability remediation and patching efforts to reduce security exposure and support compliance requirements.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree and 5 years of relevant experience
- Resolve complex and escalated infrastructure incidents and problems, lead root cause analysis and service restoration, and participate in maintenance windows and on-call support as required.
Nice to have
- Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Systems, Engineering, or a related field.
- Experience leading enterprise infrastructure architecture, modernization, migration, lifecycle management, and technical debt remediation initiatives.
- Experience with infrastructure automation and configuration management using PowerShell, Azure Automation, APIs, infrastructure-as-code, or similar technologies.
- Experience implementing enterprise vulnerability management, patch management, security controls, and compliance practices for Microsoft infrastructure.
- Special Instructions to the Applicants:
- Position requires a valid Class E driver's license.
- We urge you to please take the time to complete the application in its entirety.
- All applicants must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer.
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- The Opportunity:
- Classification Title:
- Systems Engineer IV
Compensation
- The anticipated salary range for this position is $89,076 to $93,000.
Visa & Work Authorization
- All applicants must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer.
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