Virtualization Engineer
seneca resourcesBismarck (ND)
Virtualization Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
seneca resourcesBismarck (ND)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Qualifications:
8+ years of hands?on experience administering VMware vSphere environments and Windows Server operating systems.
Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a closely related field; equivalent technical certification accepted.
Strong proficiency with ESXi, vCenter Server, and virtual networking concepts.
Experience with VMware clustering, HA/DRS, snapshots, templates, and VM lifecycle management.
Solid understanding of storage technologies such as SAN, NAS, iSCSI, NFS, and/or vSAN.Working knowledge of networking fundamentals as they apply to virtualization: VLANs, trunking, LACP, jumbo frames, and network segmentation.
Familiarity with Windows and/or Linux server administration in enterprise environments.
Ability to troubleshoot complex issues across compute, storage, and network layers.
Experience with Ansible, PowerCLI, Terraform or similar scripting languages for automation.
Working knowledge of backup and disaster recovery solutions for virtual environments.
An Understanding of security best practices, RBAC, certificates, and VMware hardening guidelines. Hands?on experience administering enterprise server hardware platforms (Dell, Cisco UCS, HPE, etc.).Some data center experience or the willingness to learn.
Strong documentation, communication, and change-management skills.
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