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Migration Engineer

VALCE T@lent Solutions
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About this role

About the Role We are seeking a Migration Engineer with 5 to 8 years of overall experience, including at least 3 years of Windows desktop migration experience (planning, cutover, validation, and post-migration issue resolution). As a Migration Engineer, you will work daily with a pre-assigned set of users to ensure their business-critical applications function correctly on their new Azure-hosted desktop. You will troubleshoot issues end-to-end, coordinate fixes with partner teams, and communicate clearly with users across diverse roles (e.g., trading, engineering, operations, senior management). What You'll Do

  • Execute user migrations following the factory playbook, tracking progress and outcomes
  • Validate end-user functionality on NDS.Next desktops (e.g., M365 Suite, Firmwide common applications (e.g., digital assistant tools), business apps from an internal app store, web applications and line-of-business tools)
  • Perform application testing, defect reproduction, and regression checks before and after migration
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues across Windows, applications, and desktop environment configuration. Issues will be routed by the helpdesk team. What We're Looking For
  • 5 to 8 years of overall experience, including at least 3 years of Windows desktop migration experience (planning, cutover, validation, and post-migration issue resolution)
  • Experience working on migrations with Azure-hosted desktops and supporting a pre-assigned set of users
  • Strong troubleshooting and end-to-end problem-solving abilities
  • Excellent communication skills across diverse roles (e.g., trading, engineering, operations, senior management)
  • Ability to collaborate with partner teams and coordinate fixes

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