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AD Systems Engineer

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A Systems Engineer creates computer and data communication networks for companies and organizations. Plans and designs layout for a network, determines the hardware needed and placement of computers, servers, cables and routers; determines data storage, system capacity, and speed.

$121,841 / year median in Maryland

+3% projected growth

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AD Systems Engineer

Description This position is in support of the Department of State (DoS) as a part of the Vanguard 2025 contract. The candidate will be responsible to support on-prem AD as well as Entra-ID. This role is located in Beltsville, MD, on-site at least 4 days per week. It is an afternoon shift 3pm-11pm and may include up to one weekend day. This role requires an in-depth knowledge of the Active Directory, DNS, SCOM\SCCM, group policy, and security group management. The candidate must have demonstrated prior and active experience in managing Active Directory including diagnosing replication, group policy, and user/group issues. The successful candidate will be a self-starter, someone who can work independently, and will be flexible in a fast-paced environment. Role may include approximately 10% travel within Washington, DC Metro area.

Description of Duties:
  • Active Directory object creation/management.
  • Participate in Technical Meetings.
  • Ensure services manager is made aware of potential system problems or customer issues to avoid surprising management personnel.
  • Create