Administer Windows Server environments, Active Directory, Group Policies, Microsoft Intune, Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and Azure infrastructure. Responsibilities include server monitoring, troubleshooting, patching, backups, identity and access management, endpoint compliance, cloud and on-premises integration, and PowerShell automation. The role independently resolves technical issues and supports secure, reliable operations in a remote environment.
This is a remote position.
About thinkbridge
thinkbridge is how growth-stage companies can finally turn into tech disruptors. They get a new way there – with world-class technology strategy, development, maintenance, and data science all in one place. But solving technology problems like these involves a lot more than code. That’s why we encourage think’ers to spend 80% of their time thinking through solutions and 20% coding them. With an average client tenure of 4+ years, you won’t be hopping from project to project here – unless you want to. So, you really can get to know your clients and understand their challenges on a deeper level. At thinkbridge, you can expand your knowledge during work hours specifically reserved for learning. Or even transition to a completely different role in the organization. It’s all about challenging yourself while you challenge small thinking.
thinkbridge is a place where you can:
- Think bigger – because you have the time, opportunity, and support it takes to dig deeper and tackle larger issues.
- Move faster – because you’ll be working with experienced, helpful teams who can guide you through challenges, quickly resolve issues, and show you new ways to get things done.
- Go further – because you have the opportunity to grow professionally, add new skills, and take on new responsibilities in an organization that takes a long-term view of every relationship.
thinkbridge…there’s a new way there. ™
What is expected of you?
As part of the job, you will be required to
Windows Server Administration
- Install, configure, and maintain Windows Server operating systems.
- Monitor and troubleshoot server performance, backups, and security.
- Manage server patches, updates, and backups to ensure optimal uptime.
Active Directory Management
- Manage and maintain AD, including users, groups, policies, and permissions.
- Implement Group Policies to enforce security and compliance standards.
- Monitor and resolve AD-related issues to ensure seamless authentication.
Microsoft Intune & Endpoint Management
- Configure and manage Intune for device compliance, application deployment, and endpoint security.
- Support mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) using Intune.
Microsoft 365 / Office 365 Administration
- Administer and support M365 and O365 services, including Exchange Online, Teams, and SharePoint.
- Monitor M365/O365 service health and manage user licenses, permissions, and configurations.
- Assist users with O365 troubleshooting and integration.
Azure Environment Management
- Implement and manage Azure Active Directory for identity and access management.
- Support cloud infrastructure initiatives, including Azure VMs, storage, and network configurations.
- Develop and maintain Azure policies and role-based access controls (RBAC) to enhance security.
SharePoint Administration
- Configure and maintain SharePoint Online environments.
- Create and manage site collections, libraries, workflows, and permissions.
- Provide user support and troubleshooting for SharePoint-related issues.
If your beliefs resonate with these, you are looking at the right place!
- Accountability – Finish what you started.
- Communication – Context-aware, pro-active and clean communication.
- Outcome – High throughput.
- Quality – High-quality work and consistency.
- Ownership – Go beyond.
Requirements
Must-Have:
- Certified Microsoft Azure Fundamentals and Microsoft 365 Fundamentals.
- 5+ years in Windows system administration or related roles
- Strong understanding of Windows Servers, Active Directory, M365, SharePoint.
- Strong understanding about On-premises and Cloud Integrations.
- Proven ability manages and troubleshoots issues independently.
- Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and excellent communication abilities
- Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate, Microsoft 365 Certified: Modern Desktop Administrator Associate, or equivalent
- Strong knowledge of Windows Server (2016/2019/2022).
- Proficiency in managing AD, DNS, DHCP, and Group Policies.
- Experience with Microsoft Intune, M365/O365, Azure, and SharePoint.
- Familiarity with PowerShell scripting for automation.
- Strong understanding of cloud and on-premises integrations.
Good to Have:
- Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate.
- Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator.
- Hands on experience with Scripting to perform automatio
Benefits
- Remote First
- Flexible work hours
- No loss of pay for pre-approved leaves.
- Family Insurance
- Quarterly in-person Collaboration Week –WWW
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