Engineer NDS Migration (Guerrero)

About the project

About the project NDS.Next is a firmwide initiative to migrate on‑prem virtual desktops (NDSes) to Azure-hosted virtual desktops, aligned with the firm's cloud migration strategy.

The role sits in the NDSNext Migration Factory and executes migrations at scale using a standardized, repeatable factory operating model.

Role summary

We are seeking a technology engineer with 5 to 8 years of overall experience, including at least 3 years of Windows desktop migration experience (planning, cutover, validation, and post‑migration issue resolution). As a Migration Engineer, you will work daily with a pre‑assigned set of users to ensure their business‑critical applications function correctly on their new Azure‑hosted desktop. You will troubleshoot issues end‑to‑end, coordinate fixes with partner teams, and communicate clearly with users across diverse roles (e.g., trading, engineering, operations, senior management).

Key responsibilities

• Execute user migrations following the factory playbook, tracking progress and outcomes
• Validate end‑user functionality on NDS.Next desktops (e.g., M365 Suite, Firmwide common applications (e.g., digital assistant tools), Business apps from an internal app store, Web applications and line‑of‑business tools)
• Perform application testing, defect reproduction, and regression checks before and after migration
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues across Windows, applications, and desktop environment configuration. Issues will be routed by the helpdesk team.
• Write clear user updates and technical notes; manage expectations and drive closure
• Provide structured reporting on your assigned workload (status, risks, blockers)

Must‑have skills

• Strong familiarity with Windows desktop environments and application behavior
• Proficiency in cloud application connectivity and access management, including core networking concepts and operational troubleshooting
• Python or Java coding proficiency for automation and diagnostics
• Strong debugging and prob