Windows Automation Engineer

Overview

As a Windows Automation Engineer at Quant Capital, you will design and implement automation for a mixed Windows/Linux platform in a high-tech trading environment. You’ll automate and maintain core OS, authentication, virtualization, and networking services across on‑premises and cloud contexts. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to solve complex infrastructure challenges and improve reliability and performance. This role offers exposure to cutting‑edge tooling and a fast-paced, highly capable tech culture. You’ll contribute to scalable platform engineering that supports mission-critical trading systems.

Pay / Benefits

• excellent culture
• work-life balance
• benefits and remuneration

Responsibilities

• Design, implementation, and integration of infrastructure systems on Windows-based platforms
• Maintain operating systems, authentication, databases, virtualization, network services, and endpoint management
• Support hybrid Windows/Linux environments across physical and virtual machines
• Work on platform engineering designs and automation to improve reliability and efficiency
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams in on‑premises and cloud-based settings
• Troubleshoot complex issues using tracing tools and proven debugging approaches
• Leverage container technologies on Windows and Linux as needed
• Hands-on work in a demanding, agile, change-driven environment

Key requirements

• STEM degree
• Significant Windows systems automation experience
• PowerShell (C# exposure preferred)
• Deep understanding of Windows platform technologies (Active Directory, Failover Clustering)
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills; familiarity with tracing tools
• Experience with Windows Server applications and management tools (Exchange, SQL, SCCM, Hyper-V, ADFS)
• Knowledge of network protocols, Linux, and information security concepts
• Experience integrating systems across on‑premises and cloud environments
• Experience with containers on Windows and Linux

• hands-on
• problem-solving
• adaptable in agile environments
• PowerShell
• C# exposure
• Active Directory

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