Systems Engineer

About the job

The team builds and operates a modern, secure, and resilient digital workplace ecosystem. Its services include endpoint management, printing, CCTV, corporate password management, secure remote access, virtual workplace infrastructure, internal process automation, and emerging AI-enabled capabilities. The role collaborates with technical and business teams from requirements and system design through implementation.

Important things for you

• Flexible working hours in a hybrid 4/1 model, with start times between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
• 30 days of occasional remote work.

What will your job involve?

• Own and manage complex IT infrastructure services.
• Design macro-level architecture and blueprints for new systems, ensuring technologies integrate, scale, and remain highly available.
• Manage the full lifecycle of features and services, from requirements elicitation and analysis through system deployment.
• Design, implement, and optimize proactive monitoring and alerting systems for infrastructure anomalies.
• Automate troubleshooting and perform complex root-cause analysis on distributed, large-scale systems.
• Lead and execute IT infrastructure migration, upgrade, and modernization projects across international environments.
• Prepare, expand, and maintain technical documentation, procedures, and task tracking for complex systems.
• Collaborate with corporate network, security, and IT support teams.
• Participate in a 24-hour on-duty rotation, remaining available by phone and computer to resolve critical service issues outside core hours.

You’ll be a great fit if you bring

• Expert-level knowledge of managing large-scale endpoint environments.
• Extensive experience with cloud platforms, Windows Server RDS services, and virtualization/container platforms such as Docker.
• Strong scripting proficiency in PowerShell, Bash, or Python, with a focus on automation, optimization, and AI-assisted operations.
• Deep skills in privilege management, security rules, permission sets, and endpoint compliance.
• Ability to move from day-to-day operations to an engineering and systems-thinking approach.
• Strong time and project management skills; ability to lead projects autonomously and work with technical and business stakeholders.
• Teamwork skills, at least B2 English communication skills, and relationship-building skills with internal clients and vendors.
• A Computer Science degree or equivalent professional training combined with proven experience in a similar role.
• Proactivity and readiness for occasional business trips to work with specialized teams at different locations.
• Analytical thinking and a drive to identify recurring issues and implement long-term fixes.

What’s in it for you

• Flexible working hours in a hybrid 4/1 model and 30 days of occasional remote work.
• Annual bonus based on individual performance and company results.
• Well-equipped offices and work tools, including raised desks, ergonomic chairs, and interactive conference rooms.
• A 16-inch or 14-inch MacBook Pro, or a corresponding Dell Windows laptop, with required accessories.
• Cafeteria-plan benefits, including medical, sports, lunch, insurance, and purchase-voucher options.
• Employer-funded English classes related to the role.
• Training budget, hackathons, internal learning platform, and an additional day off for volunteering.
• Social events.

Work environment and tools

The role provides autonomy in team organization and technology choices. The internal platform includes self-service tools such as Kubernetes, Docker, Consul, GitHub, and GitHub Actions, plus AI tools for automating repetitive tasks and supporting service development.