Red Cup IT, Inc.
Staff IT/MSP Engineer
Los Angeles, CA · Staff+
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 117 days ago
PythonPowerShellAzurePlatform EngineeringSIEMComplianceM&AZero TrustHIPAAMentoring
About the role
- You aren't just fixing a server; you are designing the standard blueprint for how servers are deployed across 50 different companies.
- You serve as the bridge between business goals and technical execution, reporting typically to the CTO or Director of Engineering.
- Technology Roadmap: Evaluate emerging tech (like AI-driven helpdesk automation) and decide if/how to integrate it into the service offering.
Responsibilities
- Develop "Gold Standards" for client environments (e.g., standardizing Entra ID configurations or Intune policies across all tenants).
- Manage and optimize the MSP's core toolset (RMM, PSA, Backup portals, and Documentation platforms).
Requirements
- Required Skills & Qualifications Category Requirement Experience 8-12+ years in IT, with at least 5 years specifically in an MSP environment.
- Cloud Mastery Expert-level knowledge of Microsoft 365 (Enterprise), Azure (Identity & Networking), and AWS.
- Automation Proficiency in PowerShell, Python, or API integrations to "automate the boring stuff." Security Experience with EDR/XDR, SIEM, and Advanced Threat Protection.
- Soft Skills Ability to explain $100k architectural decisions to non-technical CEOs (The "Business-to-Tech" translator).
- Mentorship & Team Development Multiplier Effect: You are measured by how much better you make the other engineers.
Skills
- Oversee the implementation of zero-trust frameworks and MFA across the entire MSP stack.
- ITIL v4 or specialized MSP-centric management training.
Benefits
- We are looking for a Staff IT Engineer who is responsible for the technical health of the MSP's entire client base.
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