Infrastructure Analyst
optomiCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Optomi, in partnership with a leading client is seeking an Infrastructure Analyst IV to support enterprise infrastructure through automation, software integration, and systems management. The ideal candidate has strong Python, Power Shell, Terraform, and Linux experience, with exposure to AWS, Azure, and hybrid environments. Must work a HYBRID schedule in Charlotte!
Qualifications:
Advanced experience with Python, Power Shell, Terraform, and Linux Strong infrastructure automation and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) experience Experience with API integrations, system provisioning, and configuration automation Knowledge of servers, storage, networking, and enterprise infrastructure Experience supporting cloud and/or on-premises environments; AWS and Azure preferred Strong troubleshooting, documentation, communication, and organizational skills Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field, or 8 years of relevant experience
Responsibilities:
Design and implement infrastructure automation solutions Automate provisioning, configuration, upgrades, and operational processes Develop software and API integrations for enterprise infrastructure platforms Plan, implement, and support infrastructure systems and technologies Integrate hardware and software to improve performance and reliability Support scalable, secure, and resilient IT operations Develop and maintain infrastructure standards and procedures Research new technologies and recommend improvements or upgrades Collaborate with IT teams and business units on infrastructure initiatives
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