Senior Consultant
stone door groupDenver (CO)
About the role
The Company Stone Door Group is built for independent consultants. We are a company of highly skilled independent IT professionals who want challenging projects, no politics, and freedom. We are constantly learning, mentoring, and certifying on the latest cloud technologies. Stone Door Group has built a pipeline of 1099/C2C consulting work on Red Hat, VmWare, Azure and AWS cloud technologies.
The Position:
We are looking for a contract consultants to deliver on Red Hat consulting projects using Red Hat Identity Management (IdM).The OfferOur company offers consultants the platform to build an independent consulting career that aligns with work life goals:
- We provide free access to Red Hat certifications and the help to see you through.
- We do everything in our power to feed you jobs and keep you off the bench.
- We got your back…no dumpster fire projects, no scope creep, and no being forced to work unbilled time.
- We pay every two weeks ACH. Always. Since our first day of business.
- The RequirementsMUST RESIDE IN the UNITED STATES to be considered (Citizenship may be required for some projects)
- Red Hat Identity Management experience is REQUIRED (Senior level preferred)5 years in customer facing consulting or training role
- Must be willing to work as a 1099 Independent Consultant
- Must hold your own corporation- NO SPONSHORSHIPS OR OUTSIDE EMPLOYERS WILL BE ENTERTAINEDAvailability to work 40 hours per week
- The Nice to Haves, any RH experience
- The Location
- United States Based/Remote
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