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Automation Engineer Jacksonville, FL FTE Only Must Have Technical/Functional Skills Experience in enterprise infrastructure environments (min 5 years) Strong understanding of patch management and vulnerability remediation. Familiarity with storage technologies, change management, and compliance processes. Ability to work in a fast-paced patch remediation programme with daily standups and governance reviews. Automate patch deployment workflows. Develop integration with ServiceNow and patch management processes. Automate compliance checks and remediation workflows. Enhance existing dbRun and automation frameworks. Build scheduling, reporting, and patch verification capabilities Python (mandatory), minimum 5+ years experience Ansible (mandatory), minimum 2+ years experience.
Roles & Responsibilities: Manage end-to-end patch management activities across enterprise infrastructure platforms, including planning, scheduling, deployment, validation, and governance. Drive vulnerability remediation programs by analyzing security findings, coordinating remediation efforts, and ensuring timely closure of identified risks. Administer and support Unix/Linux infrastructure environments, ensuring high availability, performance, stability, and compliance with operational standards. Develop and maintain automation solutions using Python to streamline patch deployment, verification, reporting, and operational processes. Leverage Ansible for infrastructure automation, configuration management, orchestration, and standardized patch execution across environments. Integrate patch management and operational workflows with ServiceNow to improve tracking, change management, compliance, and audit readiness. Implement automated compliance checks and remediation workflows to ensure adherence to security, regulatory, and organizational requirements. Collaborate with stakeholders through daily standups, governance reviews, and change management activities, providing status updates, technical guidance, and timely issue resolution.

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