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Job DescriptionJob Title: SCCM Engineer
Location: SFO, CA
Duration 6+ Month
Visa: Any ( Don’t send OPT)
We are not looking Packaging experience candidates
SCCM Engineering Experience ( Task Sequence Maintenance and Image Creation , Driver Support)
Also check his experience OSD
Job description:
Key Skills: - SCCM Engineering Experience (Task Sequence Maintenance and Image Creation, Driver Support)
· Experience in hardware management (drivers, devices etc.)
· Experience in Operating system image development and maintenance.
· Thorough knowledge of SCCM console, remote tools, driver management and task sequences.
· Troubleshoot problems to locate root cause and appropriate fixes in expedient fashion.
· Experience installing, patching/maintaining and troubleshooting applications and operating systems.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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