Company Introduction

Sahay Mobile Money is an electronic money transfer product that enables users to store value in their wallet and via USSD with SIM cards of their mobile phone and via their Sahay mobile app, in the form of electronic currency that can be used for multiple purposes including transfers to other users, payments for goods and services, and conversion to and from cash. Sahay Mobile Money has become a technological platform that has enabled financial transactions with ease and in real time efficiently. Other products have endogenously been developed and rolled out on this technological platform.

Systems Engineer Job Description

• We are looking for an experienced Systems Engineer to join our team! As a Systems Engineer, you will be responsible for planning, implementing and maintaining new and existing systems and infrastructure. You will be a member of our core engineering team, and will have an opportunity to advance in your career.

• We strongly believe in deliverability and skills than paper works, that is why we also   try

• our best to hire both self-thought and schooled  engineers.

Systems Engineer Roles &   Responsibilities

•  Manage and monitor all installed systems and infrastructure

• Plan and implement new  systems

• Suggest new ideas and solutions to   problems

• Maintain and constantly improve existing systems

• Determine issues with business Internet connectivity, WAN technologies, remote access and VPN configuration

• Participate in security management

• Use diagnostic tools to determine   deficiencies

• Suggest and oversee improvement processes

• Stay up to date with latest technology and best  practices

• Install, configure, test and maintain operating systems, application software and system management tools

• Proactively ensure the highest levels of systems and infrastructure  availability

• Monitor and test application performance for potential bottlenecks, identify possible solutions, and work with developers to implement those fixes

• Maintain security, backup, and redundancy  strategies