Cloud Systems Engineer
Cloud Systems Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Gather and analyze system requirements in the context of commercial best practices and the customer's strategic direction
- Identify technical and security risks and develop mitigation strategies to address risks
- Prototyping technical solutions to address technology problems, gaps, and risks
- Identify and analyze user IT-related requirements and procedures
- Elicit and document user requirements from the customer and create systems engineering and project management documentation
- Review system capabilities and workflow to make innovation recommendations
- Conduct business process modeling in support of planning and analysis efforts
- Maintain project and program level documentation to help manage the development and enhancement efforts for an enterprise system
- Support O&M effort such as troubleshooting, upgrades, and patching
- Identify and mitigate system and data risks
- Maintain system and security compliance
- Recommended Skills: Experience with AWS; certifications such as AWS Solutions Architect and Solutions Professional are preferred
- Experience with performing O&M on Microsoft and/or Linux operating systems
- Experience with system and network monitoring, auditing, and logging such as Splunk
- Experience with databases such as Oracle, SQLExperience translating business needs into actionable technical requirements
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