Senior Engineer II- IT Systems (Virtualization)
microchip technologyGresham (OR)
Senior Engineer II- IT Systems (Virtualization)
Posted today
microchip technologyGresham (OR)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will design and manage a global virtualization stack to support secure, scalable IT infrastructure. You’ll work with cross-functional teams to optimize virtualization platforms and cloud automation to enable efficient operations. This position offers hands-on leadership in deployment and optimization, contributing to a trusted, global technology environment. You will impact how we deliver reliable core infrastructure that powers the company’s products and services.
Responsibilities:
Configure, manage and maintain the global virtual environment (VMware, Proxmox and Nutanix) including physical server install, configuration, patch management and security hardening Manage Aria Automation deployment, create cloud templates, and extend services to Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP) Manage Aria Operations deployment, utilize rightsizing, planning and troubleshooting Collaborate with infrastructure teams to solve problems Support the Level 2 team with training in a global context
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or related field 7.5–9 years of experience Excellent knowledge of VMware vSphere, VMware Cloud Foundation and Proxmox Good knowledge of VMware Aria Automation and Operations Good knowledge of Lenovo, HPE and Dell hardware Good working knowledge of a wide variety of operating systems Good team player with ability to work as part of a global team and remotely support our virtualization footprint team player global collaboration problem solving VMware vSphere VMware Cloud Foundation Proxmox
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