Remote Senior Cloud Systems Engineer - Remote | Must Reside in Pacific or Mountain Time 901
$116,481.18 - $150,000.00
ApplyRemote Senior Cloud Systems Engineer - Remote | Must Reside in Pacific or Mountain Time 901
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Senior
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$116,481.18 - $150,000.00
About the role
- (Must Have)â ̄Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, information technology, related field, or equivalent work experience.
- Four or more years of experience and deep working knowledge of Microsoft Azure that includes functional practical knowledge in automating Microsoft Azure reliability solutions such as HA/DR configuration, multi-AZ and multi-region deployment, auto scaling, etc.
- Experience in integrating Azure cloud with third party software, other SaaS services or on-premise applications.
- Minimum of 7 years of proven knowledge working with server and storage hardware, software, including Citrix, VMware, Dell Server and Storage Systems, Windows, Linux, etc.
- Extensive experience with Active Directory and group policy.
- Experience with relational database and related technologies (e.g. MS SQL Server, MySQL)
- Experience with VMware vSphere virtualization technologies using vCenter preferred.
- Experience with networking and security concepts within a hybrid cloud infrastructure environment.
- Exposure to PowerShell and/or bash scripting preferred.
- Ability to work within a team and provide leadership in the design, deployment, and support of infrastructure systems.
- Must demonstrate good understanding of ITIL, including service management, capacity management, change management and documentation.
- Azure Cloud Certification preferred
- Must be at least 18 years of age.
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