As a Client Systems Administrator within Epic’s Hosting entity, you'll apply your technical savvy and problem-solving skills to integrate Epic's software into our hosting environment. Working within multiple sides of the software, you’ll be charged with the task of making sure our system is accessible and presented consistently to our end users. You will install, upgrade, and troubleshoot our software and work with both the customer and other technical teams at Epic during the system design process to translate business needs into technical systems solutions. Additionally, you’ll work as a knowledgeable Windows system administrator ensuring that various pieces of the software run successfully. Learn more about the team at .
While not required, technical knowledge in the following areas is preferred:Microsoft Windows Server or Windows OS including debugging and Sysinternals tools
Peripheral devices such as printers, scanners, signature pads, and cameras
Microsoft technologies such as RemoteApp, Active Directory, IIS, and ASP.NET
Citrix technologies such as XenApp and NetScaler
VMware technologies such as VMware Horizon View, ESXi, and vSphere
Development knowledge in areas such as C#/ASP.NET, Object-oriented programming, MVC, JavaScript and PowerShell
Networking concepts (load balancing, TCP/IP, DNS) and troubleshooting tools (Wireshark, command line)
Cybersecurity concepts such as vulnerability and risk assessment, security controls, confidentiality and incident recovery
Microsoft, Citrix, VMware, or Cisco certifications are a plus
Bachelor's degree or higher in engineering, math, physics, MIS, or hard science preferred
A history of academic and professional success
Strong analytical and reasoning skills
Willingness to travel 1-2 weeks per year
Eligible to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship
Relocation to Madison, WI area (reimbursed)
COVID-19 vaccination
As a member of the Hosting team at Epic you'll be responsible for the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of Epic Hosting. Those responsibilities include:
Following policies and procedures and escalating when policies or procedures are not followed
Escalating potential security incidents and providing relevant information
Meeting all security responsibilities defined in policies and procedures