Windows Server Patch Specialist (SCCM) - Off-Hours

eNGINE; New Castle (PA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

eNGINE is hiring a Windows Server Patch Administrator to support a large-scale server patching program within a major financial institution. The role focuses on installing Windows server patches through SCCM and resolving issues when patches fail.

The environment spans SQL, application, and web servers, requiring adherence to established processes and detail-oriented troubleshooting. Patching often occurs during evenings, nights, and weekends when systems can be taken offline.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience patching Windows servers through SCCM.
• Background as a Windows Server Technician, Administrator, or Engineer.
• Working knowledge of Active Directory, file permissions, and command-line interfaces.
• Ability to diagnose and correct common server patching failures.
• Willingness to work onsite and support non-traditional maintenance hours.
• Strong attention to detail and adherence to documented processes.
• Experience with vulnerability management or remediation is a plus.
• Experience in regulated or financial-services environments is helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

• Install and manage Windows server patches using SCCM
• Troubleshoot and remediate unsuccessful or incomplete patch installations
• Support patching across SQL, application, and web server environments
• Work with command-line tools, file permissions, and Active Directory
• Complete required change-management documentation and reporting
• Follow established banking, compliance, and patching procedures
• Participate in scheduled evening, overnight, and weekend maintenance windows
• Assist with vulnerability-remediation activities as the role expands

Skills

SCCM patching

Windows Server

Active Directory

PowerShell

Tools

SCCM

PowerShell

Job description

eNGINE is hiring a Windows Server Patch Administrator to support a large-scale server patching program within a major financial institution. The role focuses on installing Windows server patches through SCCM and resolving issues when patches fail.

The environment spans SQL, application, and web servers, requiring adherence to established processes and detail-oriented troubleshooting. Patching often occurs during evenings, nights, and weekends when systems can be taken offline.