Lead migration of ADCS PKI from Windows Server 2016 to 2025, evaluate and implement Intune-managed PKI, optimize PKI architecture and policies, integrate with identity and device management, minimize disruption through planning/testing, and provide guidance on certificate issuance, renewal, and automation.
Exciting Remote Microsoft PKI / Intune SME contract opportunity.
Requirements
We are seeking a skilled Infrastructure/Systems Engineer to lead the modernization of our Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) environment. This role is responsible for migrating existing ADCS PKI services from Windows Server 2016 to Windows Server 2025 and evaluating a transition to an Intune‑managed PKI solution. The ideal candidate will have hands‑on experience with Microsoft PKI, certificate lifecycle management, and cloud‑based identity services.
- Lead the migration of existing ADCS Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) services from Windows Server 2016 to Windows Server 2025.
- Assess and implement Intune‑managed PKI capabilities to support a cloud‑first strategy
- Update and optimize PKI architecture, policies, and security controls
- Ensure seamless integration with identity, device management, and security platforms
- Minimize service disruption through careful planning, testing, and documentation
- Provide guidance on best practices for certificate issuance, renewal, and automation
Qualifications
- Strong experience with Microsoft ADCS and PKI administration
- Familiarity with Windows Server 2016/2019/2022/2025
- Experience with Microsoft Intune, Azure AD, and cloud‑based certificate management
- Understanding of security standards, certificate policies, and compliance requirements
- Excellent troubleshooting, communication, and documentation skills
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