Merger IT Engineer

November 8

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Baker Tilly US

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Assurance • Tax • Analytics • Governance • Risk

5001 - 10000

Description

• Provides technology services for mergers and acquisitions systems administration and direct support duties. • Plans and leads efforts to migrate data for merging companies, including O365, Azure, physical and virtual file servers, application data, etc. • Architects, implements, and configures networking, storage and server-based computing technologies for merging firms. • Troubleshoots complex problems which may arise during the implementation phase of a merger; determining the nature and source of the problem; researching, developing and implementing corrective action. • Oversees and executes other merger activities as needed, such as Active Directory federation, ADMT, DNS, etc. • Maintain and expand knowledge base in area of expertise: Understand the merger and acquisition process within Baker Tilly and the details of each transaction as it relates to workstations and user needs. • Research and evaluate new technologies. • Attend courses to develop and maintain skills.

Requirements

• Minimum three (3) years’ experience in system administration, O365, Azure, Active Directory, Cisco hardware. • Ability to work independently or as part of a team effectively. • The ability to prioritize, be attentive to details, maintain confidentiality, and provide exceptional client service is required. • Sound written and verbal communication skills necessary to effectively interface with all levels of Firm management, practitioners, clients, and other external business contacts. • Strong analytical and organizational skills are necessary. • A sense of urgency and a commitment to timely completion of projects. • Attention to detail along with a commitment to quality and confidentiality. • Major industry certifications from Microsoft and Cisco preferred. • Knowledge of Professional Services/Accounting software and business practices preferred but not required.