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Moody's Corporation

Systems Engineer

Moody's Corporation

New York, NY · full time

$99,200 – $143,900

Listed on Moody's Corporation’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role leads the design and deployment of audio-visual and voice systems across a global financial services firm, managing everything from conference room technology to digital signage platforms. It suits engineers with 5+ years of AV infrastructure experience who want to work on enterprise-scale unified communications and collaboration solutions.

Our summary, not Moody's Corporation’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years in an engineering role with focus on AV systems and infrastructure
  • Experience in AV design engineering including implementation, build, and maintenance
  • Understanding of AV design principles aligned with AVIXA standards
  • Ability to author or contribute to CAD drawings for AV designs
  • Hands-on experience with MS Teams MTR and conference room AV technology
  • Familiarity with digital signage platforms such as Appspace
  • Understanding of SIP, VoIP, MPLS, AVoIP, SBCs, and PRIs
  • Knowledge of DNS, Active Directory, SCIM provisioning, authentication protocols, SSO platforms, and VPN split tunneling
  • Technical or undergraduate degree in a relevant field
  • Proficiency with AI concepts and hands-on experience using AI tools

Nice to have

  • Prior experience in financial services and M&A environments
  • MS Teams Admin certification
  • AVIXA CTS and CTS-D certifications
  • Demonstrable completion of MS Teams Learning courses
  • Experience using ITSM tools for incident and service management

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