Lead and execute enterprise migration from Exchange 2007 to 2010: plan and migrate mailboxes, implement Quest tools, perform POCs and roll-outs, troubleshoot, and manage email security (MessageLabs/IronPort) while following change management and service level policies.
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Job DescriptionThe Exchange administrator will be part of a migration team for the MS Exchange infrastructure migrating from Exchange 2007 to 2010. Administrator will participate in the planning, migration, testing and troubleshooting phases of the project.
- Assist with implementation of Quest Tools, build of Quest lab and Quest production environments.
- Identifies and plans the migration of Exchange mailboxes
- Troubleshoots and remediates issues as they arise
- Performs Proof of Concepts migrations
- Performs migration roll-outs
- Manages Email Spam/Virus filtering and security via MessageLabs and IronPort
- Adhere to and help manage Corporate services levels and change management policies
Qualifications
- MS Exchange subject matter expertise
- 5-8 years MS Exchange 2010 and 2007 experience
- Exchange migration experience in enterprise environments
- Dell Quest Migration Manager tools experience critical
- Cisco IronPort experience a plus
- Symantec MessageLabs experience a plus
- Knowledge of MS Windows and Active Directory enterprise environments and associated technologies
- Ability to work with-in a project team and with other departments as required
- Strong analytical and communications skills
Date of Opening: Immediate
Type: Contract (6 months)
Salary: Market
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