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Active Directory Administrator (Experience in AD and SCCM 2012)

System Canada Technologies

Active Directory Administrator (Experience in AD and SCCM 2012)

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In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

In-Office

Toronto, ON, CAN

Mid level

Administer and troubleshoot Active Directory domains, manage SCCM 2012, perform server builds, and develop PowerShell and VB scripts. Support enterprise systems including VMware, Symantec clustering, Veritas NetBackup, and SCOM. Provide on-call weekend office support and communicate findings to leadership in a corporate environment.

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Company Description

System Canada resources have a broad range of skills in different technologies. The large skill-set has been made possible by a conscious focus on strengthening our skills base. Every person selected for our team brings something new, something that adds to our offerings. We learn continuously, both on the job and through formal training programs.

Job Description

1. Experience in AD and SCCM 2012.

2. Administrating Active Directory (building and troubleshooting domains)

2. Power Shell and VB Scripting

3. Server builds on any Hardware (preferred IBM / HP)

4. Knowledge of SCCM, VMware, Symantec Clustering, VERITAS Netback up, SCOM

5. Willing to work on call weekend support rotation in office

6. Exposure to Corporate environment, Excellent presentation and communication skills as may be required to present findings to superiors.

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