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Desktop Systems Engineer at DRW - ApplyBlast

Desktop Systems Engineer

DRW

3 days ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Desktop Systems Engineer provides front-line support for all users across the firm, working with a wide range of technology to test, configure, and deploy solutions. The role involves building, configuring, and upgrading workstations, laptops, and mobile devices, as well as troubleshooting and maintaining desktop managed servers. The position also includes user provisioning, supporting conference room technologies, and automating repetitive system administration tasks. The team drives innovation for technologies that impact users daily, requiring strong technical aptitude, initiative, and a passion for technology.

Responsibilities

Provide end-user support for employees and exchange floors
Build, configure, and upgrade workstations and mobile devices
Automate repetitive system administration tasks

Skills

About DRW

drw.com

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1992

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DRW is a diversified, technology-driven proprietary trading firm founded by Don Wilson that trades and provides liquidity across traditional and emerging markets. The firm deploys proprietary capital and builds in-house research and engineering teams to develop quantitative strategies and trading infrastructure. DRW operates through specialized businesses—including Cumberland for digital-asset trading—and also makes strategic investments in new technologies and ventures. It emphasizes innovation, risk management, and market-structure expertise across a global footprint.