Systems Engineer I, Cloud and Endpoint Security
Washington University in St. Louis
Washington University in St. Louis
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This role pays less than 90% of similar roles. Most pay $135,848–$199,650 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $116k versus about $168k for comparable roles.
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Washington University in St. Louis is a private research university known for excellence in medicine, law, business, engineering, and the arts, affiliated with one of the nation''s top medical schools. Industry: Higher Education & Research
Washington University in St. Louis currently has 6 open roles on FindRole.
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As a Systems Engineer III - Neurology, you will join the team to provide design, implementation, and development support for biotechnology solutions. You will perform research on emerging biotechnologies, consult with scientific vendors, and apply systems analysis techniques to determine requirements for laboratory instrumentation, data management, and workflows. Your daily work involves implementing or enhancing enterprise-scale biotechnology platforms of moderate complexity while validating and testing reagents and services. To succeed, you must demonstrate expertise in system requirements analysis, technical leadership, and technical communication. The role requires proficiency with VMware Virtualization, Workday Extend, and SharePoint Configuration. You will also be responsible for creating documentation, providing training to other personnel, and offering advisory leadership. This position focuses on solving complex biotechnology integration problems within a specialized research and laboratory environment.
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Median $158250 from 186 postings across 30 companies.
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