AVP, Cloud Engineer

Responsibilities:

Multi‑CloudInfrastructure

• Manage and support AWS production environments, ensuring high availability, reliability, and strict compliance.
• Perform incident management, RCA, and problem resolution for production issues.
• Monitor AWS resources using tools such as CloudWatch, CloudTrail, and third‑party monitoring platforms.
• Operate and support AWS core services:
• EC2, EBS, ELB/ALB, Auto Scaling
• VPC, Subnets, Security Groups, NACLs, IAM
• S3, RDS (basic operational support)
• Implement backup, restore, and disaster recovery (DR) strategies.
• Provide basic support for Azure components:
• Azure VMs, VNets, NSGs, Storage, Load Balancers
• Monitor Azure services using Azure Monitor and Alerts.
• Support hybrid cloud or multi‑cloud integration and connectivity scenarios.

OpenShift

• Manage and support OpenShift clusters in production environments.
• Perform cluster health checks, upgrades, lifecycle management, and troubleshooting.
• Support containerized workloads: pods, deployments, services, ingresses/routes.
• Collaborate with application teams to troubleshoot deployment and runtime issues.
• Manage OpenShift RBAC, user access, and platform security policies.
• Solid understanding of container technologies (Docker/OCI) and Kubernetes fundamentals.

Requirements:

• Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or equivalent.
• Strong hands‑on experience in AWS production support.
• Solid operational knowledge of OpenShift / Kubernetes.
• Working knowledge of Azure cloud infrastructure.
• Good understanding of Windows and Linux system administration.
• Experience in monitoring, alerting, and incident management ecosystems.
• Scripting skills in Shell, Bash, or Python (basic–intermediate).

Good-to-have:

• ITIL Foundation (preferred for Incident & Problem Management)
• Red Hat EX280 – OpenShift Administration
• AWS or Azure Associate/Professional‑level certifications