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The Air Force Space and Intel Business Group of SAIC is seeking a Senior Virtual Desktop Engineer to support a transformational infrastructure program for DCSA. SAIC is proud to be supporting DCSA in ...

The Air Force Space and Intel Business Group of SAIC is seeking a Senior Virtual Desktop Engineer to support a transformational infrastructure program for DCSA. SAIC is proud to be supporting DCSA in ...

The Air Force Space and Intel Business Group of SAIC is seeking a Senior Virtual Desktop Engineer to support a transformational infrastructure program for DCSA. SAIC is proud to be supporting DCSA in ...

Desktop Engineer Location : Remote We are currently seeking candidates who meet the following ... Experience supporting Citrix environments or virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). * Knowledge of ...

The Desktop Engineer responsibilities include: * Perform 3rd level support, identifying root cause ... Virtual Desktops Bachelor degree required, with a preference for Bachelor of Science degree in ...

The Desktop Engineer responsibilities include: * Perform 3rd level support, identifying root cause ... VMWare Virtual Desktops Bachelor degree required, with a preference for Bachelor of Science degree ...

SW Engineer Schedule: Full-Time Shift: Day Job Travel: Yes - 10% of the time Minimum Clearance ... Perform quarterly updates and deliveries of enterprise desktop images to the Virtual Desktop ...

SW Engineer Schedule: Full-Time Shift: Day Job Travel: Yes - 10% of the time Minimum Clearance ... Perform quarterly updates and deliveries of enterprise desktop images to the Virtual Desktop ...

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How much do virtual desktop engineer jobs pay per hour?

As of May 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for virtual desktop engineer in the United States is $45.20, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $27.88 and $57.93 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Virtual Desktop Engineer vs Desktop Support Specialist?

AspectVirtual Desktop EngineerDesktop Support Specialist
CertificationsIT certifications like Microsoft Certified: Windows Virtual Desktop, CompTIA A+CompTIA A+, HDI Support Center Analyst
Work EnvironmentDesigning, deploying, and managing virtual desktop environments in enterprise settingsProviding technical support for end-users' hardware and software issues
Employer & IndustryIT departments, cloud service providers, large enterprisesCorporate IT support, help desks, small to medium businesses

The Virtual Desktop Engineer focuses on creating and maintaining virtual desktop infrastructure, while the Desktop Support Specialist provides direct technical support to end-users. Both roles require strong IT knowledge, but the Virtual Desktop Engineer emphasizes virtualization and infrastructure management, whereas the Desktop Support Specialist handles user issues and hardware troubleshooting.

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Azure Virtual Desktop Engineer

Azure Virtual Desktop Engineer

Noblesoft Technologies

San Jose, CA • Remote

$30 - $35/hr

Contractor

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

Mid-Level Azure Virtual Desktop Engineer

Remote

Role Summary:

The Azure Virtual Desktop Engineer will support customer’s enterprise AVD platform, responsible for building, operating, and optimizing scalable, secure virtual desktop environments. This role is hands-on and delivery-focused, supporting both published applications and full desktop use cases with a strong emphasis on performance, reliability, and user experience.

Key Responsibilities

Build, configure, and support Azure Virtual Desktop host pools.

Manage Windows 10/11 enterprise images and application delivery.

Configure and support FSLogix profile containers.

Troubleshoot AVD performance, connectivity, and session issues.

Implement scaling plans, availability, and cost optimization strategies.

Document AVD standards and operational runbooks.

Required Skills & Experience

3–6 years of experience supporting virtual desktop or EUC platforms.

Hands-on experience with Azure Virtual Desktop.

Strong experience with Azure compute, networking, and storage.

Experience with FSLogix profile management and troubleshooting.

Strong operational and problem-solving skills.