Zone 5 Technologies
IT Systems Engineer III/IV
About this role
Zone 5 Technologies seeks an experienced IT Systems Engineer III/IV to design, implement, and maintain infrastructure supporting unmanned aircraft systems development. The role involves managing system upgrades, providing advanced technical support, and collaborating with engineering teams to build scalable infrastructure for a rapidly growing organization.
What you'll do
- Design and implement new infrastructure to support company growth and decommission end-of-life systems
- Provide Tier 3 advanced troubleshooting and technical support to the desktop support team
- Plan and execute infrastructure projects directed by leadership
- Maintain system patching, updates, and monitoring across the infrastructure
- Collaborate with engineering, IT, and program leads on infrastructure improvements
- Manage infrastructure lifecycle and capacity planning
What they're looking for
- Systems infrastructure design and implementation
- IT infrastructure management and maintenance
- Troubleshooting and Tier 3 technical support
- System patching and update management
- Project planning and execution
- Network and systems monitoring
- Vendor and equipment lifecycle management
- Cross-team collaboration and communication
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Zone 5 Technologies
Zone 5 Technologies designs and manufactures unmanned aircraft systems and UAVs, focusing on advanced avionics integration and autonomous flight technologies. The company is hiring Systems Integration & Test Engineers, Systems Engineers, and Continuous Improvement Engineers to develop Hardware-in-the-Loop environments, optimize manufacturing processes, and validate next-generation unmanned aircraft systems.
View all jobs at Zone 5 TechnologiesLikely interview questions
- Describe your experience designing and implementing IT infrastructure from scratch for a growing organization.
- How have you approached managing system patching and updates while minimizing downtime?