Senior Wintel Technician
- Canberra, ACT
- Contract
- Full-time
- Initial contract to 30 June 2026
- Australian Citizens with an active NV2 Government security clearance
- Located in Canberra or Sydney
- Facilitate the design, build and distribution of secure ICT infrastructure.
- Ensure technical solutions are aligned with best practice and relevant governance and security principles and frameworks.
- Analyse, log, track and resolve complex issues pertaining to ICT infrastructure and applications.
- Assist with the development of build defect remediation.
- Create and peer review Standard Operating Procedure documentation (SOPs), build guides and related artefacts.
- Identify and assess technical risks, and collaborate with project stakeholders to inform and provide mitigation options and caveats.
- Provide SME advice to the customer and internal & external stakeholders.
- Technical mentoring and supporting of other SME's within the Wintel team.
- Demonstrated experience in the build, deploy and support of the following Microsoft technologies:
- Windows Server 2019
- SQL
- Active Directory
- Group Policy
- DNS
- PKI
- VMWare VCF
- Powershell
- Demonstrated experience developing and managing highly available/fault tolerant systems, networks and infrastructure in a connected, partially connected, degraded or often disconnected state.
- Demonstrated ability to take customer requirements, standards and frameworks and apply in a practical application to future proposed solution designs and systems.
- Strong communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills with demonstrable experience of presentation and engagement with stakeholders, projects and business areas.
- Knowledge and experience of the SEA2273 Minerva systems.
- Knowledge and experience with Nutanix.
- Demonstrated ability to rapidly build, automate and deliver proof of concept systems to support analysis, testing, accreditation and development activities.
- Experience with governance frameworks in relation to infrastructure service and security delivery including required subsystems (i.e. Australia Information Security Manual (ISM)).