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About the role

Overview: As an Azure Specialist, you will design, implement, and manage Azure cloud solutions aligned with business needs. You will work with cross-functional teams to define scope and deliverables, optimize performance, and uphold security. You’ll stay current with Azure features and provide guidance to peers and clients. This role offers the chance to shape cloud architectures and drive reliable, scalable outcomes in a collaborative environment.
Responsibilities: Design, implement, and manage Azure cloud solutions Collaborate with stakeholders to define project scope and deliverables Monitor, optimize, and secure cloud performance with high availability in mind Provide technical guidance and support to team members and clients Stay updated on Azure features and best practices Document processes, configurations, and progress for reference
Key requirements: Strong expertise in Microsoft Azure services and architecture Proficient in cloud security best practices and compliance standards Experience with Azure DevOps, CI/CD pipelines, and automation tools Solid understanding of networking, storage, and database services in Azure Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex issues collaboration strong communication proactive problem-solving Microsoft Azure services and architecture cloud security and compliance Azure DevOps, CI/CD, automation tools

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