Application Support Engineer (PowerShell, Windows Admin) - Urgent

Job Description

Role: Application Support Engineer Windows & Scripting Location: Remote Engagement: Annual Contract Start Date: Immediate Working Hours: Australian Business Hours Rate: Competitive – Based on experience Note: Only considering candidates who can start immediately. Excellent communication skills are mandatory . About the Role: We’re seeking an experienced Application Support Engineer to join a high-performing delivery team supporting licensed server environments and application workflows. This is a critical short-term contract focused on maintaining application performance, managing vendor relationships, and supporting internal teams with documentation and scripting support. Key Responsibilities: Manage and maintain licensed server applications and ensure high availability Troubleshoot and run PowerShell scripts as needed for task automation and diagnostics Perform SSL renewals, application upgrades, and client-server maintenance tasks Liaise with business stakeholders and external vendors for licence renewals, issues, and support coordination Monitor application performance and document all issues and fixes in the knowledge base Create and manage automated tasks using system tools and scripting Skills & Experience Required: Hands-on experience with Windows and Unix/Linux server administration Solid PowerShell scripting experience (troubleshooting, modifying, executing scripts) Understanding of licensed server architecture and client-server communication Strong experience with application and system support in enterprise environments Demonstrated experience managing business stakeholders and vendors Excellent written and verbal communication skills (mandatory) Must be available to work Australian business hours Additional Details: Must be available for immediate start (no notice period) Work is remote but will follow strict AU business hours High potential for extension based on performance Reporting directly to CloudMarc delivery leads in Australia