M&A Principal Integrations Engineer

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Remote, with regular travel to acquired firm locations nationwide., 8AM to 5PM (standard business hours)Full-TimePrincipal

Salary102,000 - 120,000 USD per year

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Experience: 5+ years

Requirements

5+ years in systems engineering.
Experience with M&A integrations or integrating newly acquired environments.
Azure Active Directory (Entra ID), AADDS, and Microsoft Intune proficiency.
Expertise in Microsoft 365 (Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Teams, OneDrive).
Proficiency in Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2016–2022.
DNS, domain registration, and domain migration expertise.
Networking knowledge: LAN/WAN, switching, routing, and Meraki hardware.
Ability to travel frequently on short notice.
High School Diploma or equivalent required; Bachelor's degree in IT/CS preferred.

Responsibilities

Travel to acquired firm locations to assess infrastructure and conduct discovery.
Drive integration activities in line with cloud-only environment goals.
Lead decommissioning of on-premises equipment and migration to Azure and Microsoft 365.
Serve as the day-to-day technical contact for Partner Integration teams.
Deploy and support SaaS, Azure IaaS, network infrastructure, and video conferencing.
Own DNS and domain migrations from planning through cutover.
Act as second-level escalation for the Service Desk.
Write and maintain PowerShell scripts for automation and configuration consistency.
Maintain documentation for SOPs and project status.

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