Senior Azure Cloud Engineer
Senior Azure Cloud Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- [TBD: contract/FTE]
- Occasional after-hours migration cutover work [confirm]
- Cloud infrastructure & architecture
- Design, deploy, and maintain highly available, resilient Microsoft Azure infrastructure.
- Implement Azure Landing Zones and governance frameworks aligned to the Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF).Manage Azure networking, including Virtual WAN, Express
- Route, and site-to-site VPN.Migration & modernization
- Assess current environments and build migration roadmaps.
- Plan and execute VMware-to-Azure migrations using Azure Migrate and Azure Site Recovery (ASR).Lead cloud-to-cloud migrations, including Microsoft 365 and Azure tenant-to-tenant migrations.
- Modernize legacy workloads into Azure-native solutions.
- Identity & security
- Administer Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) and hybrid identity with Active Directory.
- Implement Conditional Access, MFA, Privileged Identity Management (PIM), and Zero Trust principles.
- Maintain compliance with security and governance standards.
- Automation & Infrastructure as Code
- Automate deployment, configuration, and monitoring with PowerShell, Azure Automation, and Logic Apps.
- Build and maintain Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform and/or Bicep.
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud (formerly Azure Security Center)
- Advanced PowerShell scripting.
- Experience with Microsoft 365, hybrid identity, and Active Directory.
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A number in mind
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