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Primary Responsibilities: - Monitor and work on tickets generated by Datto RMM, N-central, Azure Monitor, HCO/Orion, Meraki, backup platforms, and other monitoring tools. - Review alerts, validate ...

Sr. Systems Engineer

Rochester, NY · On-site

$103K - $141K/yr

Experience with Datto, Axcient, and other backup technologies is required. • Administer and configure Microsoft 365 environments, including Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams, and other M365 ...

Project Engineer

Los Angeles, CA · Hybrid

$40 - $50/hr

Experience with Datto RMM, Autotask PSA, BrightGauge, Hudu, and BCDR platforms * Experience with AVD, DaaS, Thin Clients, or Windows 365 * Experience supporting legal industry clients * Knowledge of ...

Director of Operations

Portsmouth, NH · Hybrid

$115K - $125K/yr

Govern internal systems administration (ConnectWise PSA, Datto RMM, documentation platform) in partnership with the Director of Technical Services Quality Assurance & Standards * Implement ticket QA ...

Director of Operations

Portsmouth, NH · On-site

$115K - $125K/yr

Govern internal systems administration (ConnectWise PSA, Datto RMM, documentation platform) in partnership with the Director of Technical Services Quality Assurance & Standards * Implement ticket QA ...

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As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for datto in the United States is $26.34, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.14 and $30.77 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Datto job typically refers to a role at Datto, a company specializing in data backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity solutions. Jobs at Datto can range from technical roles like software engineering and IT support to sales, marketing, and customer service positions. Employees at Datto work to develop and support cybersecurity and backup solutions for businesses. The company focuses on providing reliable data protection and IT management solutions, often catering to managed service providers (MSPs). Working at Datto usually involves collaborating with teams to enhance data security and business continuity strategies.

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To thrive in a Datto role, such as a Datto Backup Specialist or Solutions Engineer, candidates need strong technical proficiency in backup and disaster recovery solutions, networking, and server management, often backed by relevant IT certifications (like CompTIA, Microsoft, or Datto-specific training). Familiarity with Datto's cloud-based platforms, monitoring tools, remote management systems, and ticketing software is essential. Problem-solving skills, excellent communication, and customer service orientation are vital soft skills for success. These competencies ensure reliable client support, effective troubleshooting, and successful implementation of data protection services.

What types of clients or industries do Datto professionals typically support, and what does a typical day look like in this role?

Datto professionals often work with a diverse range of clients, including small to mid-sized businesses, managed service providers (MSPs), schools, and healthcare organizations, all of which rely on robust backup and data recovery solutions. On a typical day, you might troubleshoot backup failures, assist with system restores, schedule and test disaster recovery drills, and guide clients through best practices in data protection. Regular communication with clients and internal teams is a key part of the role, ensuring issues are resolved efficiently and securely. This variety provides continuous learning opportunities and enables Datto specialists to build expertise across multiple industries and IT environments.

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MSP Automation Engineer

Twin Networks, Inc.

Centerbrook, CT • On-site

$80K - $110K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 21 days ago


Job description

Twin Networks is a managed IT services provider in Connecticut. We're in the middle of a transformation we call MSP 4.0 — moving from reactive, ticket-driven support toward automation-first service delivery.


We build systems that solve problems before a client picks up the phone, standardize how we manage environments, and deliver real outcomes instead of labor hours.


We need someone to help us build that.


THE ROLE


This is an automation-first position. Your primary job is to build workflows, scripts, and processes that eliminate manual, repetitive work across our client base. You'll work primarily in Rewst (our automation platform), PowerShell, and the Microsoft 365 admin stack — building automated client onboarding and offboarding, AD/O365 hygiene scripts, and web forms that replace email-based requests with real processes.


You need strong IT fundamentals: Active Directory, M365 administration, and basic networking. But your value here isn't being the person who fixes things. It's being the person who builds the system so things get fixed automatically, consistently, and at scale.


WHAT YOU'LL SPEND YOUR TIME ON


• Building and refining automation workflows in Rewst — onboarding/offboarding, user provisioning, license management, security policy enforcement.

• Creating Rewst web forms for service requests, client intake, and internal processes — turning ad-hoc emails and phone calls into standardized workflows.

• Writing and scheduling PowerShell scripts for AD and O365 hygiene: stale account cleanup, MFA compliance audits, license reconciliation, security group management.

• Connecting our tools — Datto RMM, Autotask, M365, and our documentation platform — through Rewst integrations so data flows automatically instead of being re-entered by hand.

• Using AI tools to accelerate script and workflow development. We don't expect you to write everything from scratch. We expect you to work smart.

• Documenting what you build so it's maintainable. No more tribal knowledge.

• Helping clients when needed. The phone doesn't ring constantly, but when a client needs help, you should be comfortable jumping in.


WHAT YOU BRING (REQUIRED)


• Solid Active Directory: user/group management, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP. You don't need to be a domain architect, but you need to understand the logic well enough to automate it.

• Microsoft 365 administration: Exchange Online, SharePoint, Entra ID, Conditional Access, license management — managed in a real environment, not just studied for a cert.

• PowerShell scripting. You can write scripts that query, modify, and report on AD and M365. You understand loops, error handling, and what makes something production-ready instead of a one-off.

• Basic networking: firewalls, VPNs, DNS resolution, VLANs. Enough to troubleshoot and understand what you're automating.

• Experience working in or with an MSP, or strong familiarity with multi-tenant IT management.

• The ability to think in processes, not just tasks. When you see a manual workflow, your instinct is to ask how to automate it.


NICE TO HAVE

• Rewst experience — workflows, crates, forms. If you've connected Rewst to Datto, Autotask, or M365, say so.

• Datto RMM and Autotask PSA.

• Other automation/integration platforms: Power Automate, Zapier, or API-based integrations.

• Certifications: Microsoft (AZ-104, MS-102), CompTIA (Network+, Security+), or similar.

• Documentation platforms like IT Glue or Hudu.

WHO YOU ARE

• You'd rather spend a day building a workflow that eliminates 50 future tickets than heroically closing 50 tickets by hand.

• You're curious about how things work under the hood. When you use a tool, you want to understand its API, not just its GUI.

• You take ownership of what you build. You test it, document it, and make sure it works in production — not just in your head.

• You communicate clearly. You can explain what your automation does to non-technical people without making them feel dumb.

• You finish what you start. You see things through to deployment, not just proof-of-concept.

WHAT WE OFFER

• $80,000 – $110,000 depending on experience.

• Hybrid schedule based out of Centerbrook, CT. We believe in flexibility, but collaboration happens best in the same room.

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance.

• Two weeks paid time off to start, accruing with tenure, plus 14 paid holidays.

• Training and certification support with paid exam fees.

• A real seat at the table — you'll work directly with the owner to shape how we deliver services.

• The chance to build something from the ground up. Our automation platform is early, so you're not inheriting someone else's messy workflows.


HOW TO APPLY

Apply with your resume, and include a short note (not a form cover letter) describing an automation, script, or workflow you built and what it replaced. What was manual before? What's automated now? We care more about how you think than what acronyms you've collected.

Company Description

Twin Networks has been the outsourced IT department for Connecticut businesses since 2006 — managed IT, cybersecurity, and compliance for professional services firms and regulated industries. We're rebuilding how we deliver: automation-first, platform-based, focused on outcomes instead of billable hours. Small team, high standards, and direct access to leadership. twinnetworks.com