Senior Infrastructure Engineer
Summary
Senior Infrastructure Engineer at a credit union who designs, maintains, and improves infrastructure across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments — leading incident triage, vulnerability remediation, backup/DR, and vendor/MSP coordination. Core tech spans virtualization, compute, storage, networking, identity, and cloud services.
- Designs and implements infrastructure solutions that strengthen security, connectivity, performance, and operational resiliency
- Serves as a primary technical liaison with managed service providers, technology partners, and vendors to review recommendations, address technical issues, and maintain service and operational requirements
- Leads technical triage and resolution efforts for major infrastructure incidents, including stakeholder communication, escalation, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis
- Coordinates resolution of complex infrastructure vulnerabilities through patching, validation, risk assessment, and remediation activities performed internally and through managed service providers
- Provides advanced technical support and oversight for infrastructure platforms, including virtualization, cloud, compute, storage, network, and collaboration technologies
- Designs, implements, and manages the lifecycle of complex infrastructure solutions across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments
- Strengthens infrastructure reliability, availability, and recoverability through monitoring, capacity planning, vulnerability remediation, backup, and disaster recovery practices
- Coordinates and executes technical workstreams for infrastructure projects, coordinating with vendors, internal teams, business stakeholders, and managed service providers
- Provides technical guidance and mentorship to team members and promotes knowledge sharing and operational excellence
- Designs and supports integrations between cloud, on-premises, and third-party technology platforms
- Develops, automates, and tests integration processes and operational improvements that increase the efficiency and reliability of technology deployments and infrastructure services
- High school diploma or equivalent
- 3+ years of experience supporting infrastructure environments, including infrastructure design, administration, systems integration, incident resolution, and/or relevant transferable experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience
- 5+ years of experience supporting enterprise infrastructure environments
- Industry certifications related to cloud, infrastructure, networking, virtualization, security, or IT service management
- Advanced knowledge of infrastructure technologies, including compute, storage, networking, virtualization, cloud services, identity, and hybrid environments
- Knowledge of infrastructure architecture, system interdependencies, resiliency, disaster recovery, backup, and technology lifecycle practices
- Knowledge of information security, vulnerability management, access controls, risk mitigation, and technology governance practices
- Skilled in diagnosing and resolving complex technical issues across interconnected infrastructure technologies
- Skilled in analyzing technical information to identify dependencies, risks, root causes, and appropriate solutions
- Skilled in evaluating infrastructure technologies and recommending solutions based on technical and business requirements
- Skilled in developing technical standards, documentation, and operational practices
- Skilled in communicating complex technical information to technical and non-technical audiences
- Ability to exercise independent judgment when addressing complex or ambiguous technical problems
- Ability to prioritize competing technical needs, incidents, projects, and operational responsibilities
- Flexible remote or hybrid (combination of remote & onsite) work environment; requires regular use of online tools, systems, and collaboration platforms
- General office setting when working onsite
- Participation in an on-call rotation requiring availability for after-hours escalation and response as needed
- Occasional work outside of traditional business hours, including evenings and weekends, to support technology deployments, maintenance, and operational or business needs
- Attendance at offsite meetings, events, or conferences as needed
- Ability to work at a computer in a stationary position for up to 8 hours per day
- Ability to occasionally carry light materials (e.g., laptop, equipment)
- Ability to travel for business by car or air and stay in public accommodations as needed