Technology Specialist - IT Service, Support and Operations | Cloud Platform | Azure API Gateway
$54.05 - 56.33/hr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$54.05 - 56.33/hr
About the role
- Design, build, and operate full stack infrastructure solutions with Azure cloud platform, supporting microservices architectures, legacy modernization, and greenfield implementations.
- Stronghandson experience designing and managing core Azure services such as VNets, VMs, Storage, Load Balancers, NSGs, and IAMRBAC.Proficiencyin writing, managing, and maintaining Terraform configurations, modules, state files, and environment segregation.
- Experienceintegrating Terraform with CICD pipelines AzureMust Have SkillsAzure cloud platform, supporting microservices architectures, legacy modernizationVNets, VMs, Storage, Load Balancers, NSGs, and IAMRBAC.Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions
- Minimum years of experience5-8 years
- Certifications Needed :NoTop 3 responsibilities you would expect the Subcon to shoulder and execute
- Automate DevOps workflowsacross all phases of the delivery pipeline
- Collaborate with Scrum teams to deploy and operate microservices based applications in multiple environments, including production
- Provide timely and informative followup on incident tickets and ensure SLA compliance
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