Azure Infrastructure Engineer
Azure Infrastructure Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Manage, maintain, and enhance Azure and hybrid cloud infrastructure
- Serve as the subject matter expert for Azure infrastructure and networking
- Design, implement, secure, and troubleshoot Azure environments and core services
- Support hybrid connectivity, network architecture, and infrastructure automation efforts
- Partner with cybersecurity and third-party engineering teams to improve security and operational stability
- 5+ years of infrastructure engineering experience 3+ years of hands-on experience owning and operating production Azure environments
- Deep hands-on experience with Azure infrastructure, networking, and troubleshooting
- Strong networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP, BGP/routing, subnetting, DNS, firewalls, and VPNExperience with Windows Server, Active Directory, Entra ID, hybrid identity, and Conditional Access
- Experience with Microsoft Defender and Zero Trust concepts
- Proficiency with PowerShellInfrastructure as code experience with Bicep, ARM, or Terraform
- Experience working with MSPs or third-party engineering teams
- AZ-104, AZ-700, AZ-500, or AZ-305 certificationAI-102, Security+, or CCSP certification
- Azure Landing Zones or Cloud Adoption Framework experience
- Azure Virtual WAN or Azure Virtual Desktop experienceExperience with Microsoft Sentinel, Defender XDR, Defender for Cloud Apps, or Purview
- Familiarity with Qualys or similar vulnerability management tools
- Intune or Microsoft 365 administration experienceExperience with Microsoft Fabric, Copilot Studio, Power Automate, or Power BIExposure to Azure AI Search or RAG solutions
- Experience with Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions
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