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Cloud Engineer
Responsibility:
- Collaborating with engineering and development teams to evaluate and identify optimal cloud solutions.
- Designing and deploying applications on the cloud
- Identifying and using appropriate cloud services to support applications on the cloud
- Migrating on-premise applications of the organization to the cloud
- Maintaining the usage of cloud services and implementing cost-saving strategies
- Modifying and improving existing systems.
- Educating teams on the implementation of new cloud technologies and initiatives.
- Designing, developing and deploying modular cloud-based systems.
- Migrating on-premise applications of the organization to the cloud
- Developing and maintaining cloud solutions in accordance with best practices.
- Ensuring efficient functioning of data storage and processing functions in accordance with company security policies and best practices in cloud security.
- Strategizing a recovery plan to compensate for possible downtime or failure scenarios
- Identifying, analyzing, and resolving infrastructure vulnerabilities and application deployment issues.
- Regularly reviewing existing systems and making recommendations for improvements.
- Interacting with clients, providing cloud support, and making recommendations based on client needs.
- Managing network-related workloads including DNS and firewalls
- Automating different parts of the development process
- Understanding the application life cycle and utilizing APIs
Cloud Engineer
Requirements:
- Degree in computer science, math or a similar field.
- At least 3 years of experience in the field of Azure cloud computing.
- Experience with Azure and Azure DevOps.
- Experience with Scrum lifecycle or similar methodologies.
- Experience with the Windows and Linux/UNIX/Windows operating system.
- Azure certifications preferred.
- Fluent in English, both oral and written
- Strong problem solving skills
- Experience with one or more of the following: Terraform, ansible, python, packer, bsh, and/or powershell
- Works independently and collaborates well with others