Cloud Technical Consultant
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infoplus technologiesNew York (NY)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80,000 - $110,000 per year
About the role
Overview Lead cloud migration projects for enterprise financial applications and make your mark on large-scale integration modernization efforts with Infoplus Technologies' Cloud Technical Consultant role. Earn $80k–$110k/yr fully remote while guiding complex transformations for major clients. This mid-level position is ideal if you combine technical depth with the ability to drive change across organizations.ResponsibilitiesAssess client infrastructure and design cloud migration strategies tailored to their financial systems and compliance requirements. Lead technical teams through migration planning and execution phases. Manage integrations between on-premise and cloud systems to ensure data consistency and security. Troubleshoot complex technical issues and provide solutions that balance performance and cost. Mentor junior consultants while building client relationships and trust. Qualifications 5+ years in cloud architecture or infrastructure engineering.Strong expertise in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. 2+ years consulting or working across multiple client environments. A degree in Computer Science or related field is preferred but not required—demonstrated expertise in enterprise cloud migrations is what counts. Experience with financial systems, compliance (SOC 2, HIPAA), and large-scale integrations is highly beneficial.
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